p> from afloat. afloat at Bi. 7. 3-9A The capability to conduct operations from 1, proposed in the Concept, was not provided If not called off at 1600 on D-1 due to weather or technical reasons shots may be "kept on" until 2300 in order to take advantage of the latest weather forcast. As a@ result, evacuation at night will be normal and routine. Arming and Firing. The Arming and Firing project was responsible for activities as follows: 1. To meet with other interested agencies prior to the operation in determining suitable specifications and delivery dates for the firing components. 2. To check out the firing components for each shot prior to the first dry run. This was known as the compatibilityeheck and consisted of making a detailed functional check of the zero rack, X-unit and associated cabling. Zero rack inter- locks were set and checked at this time and all of the equipment was operated by sending signals through the zero rack simulating the actual shot sequence. As a safety measure, the arming cables were then kept under lock and key by the arming and firing coordinator until needed. 3. To check the installation of the firing components at the zero site for reliability: and safety. This included the signal and monitor lines from the control point to the zero site as well as the zero rack and associated firing equipment in the cab. 4, _ . 2 S%. 2 To coordinate dry run data and work with all agencies eoncerned in determining dry run schedules to fit their needs. 5. To coordinate the activities of the arming party. The © Darming and Firing Coordinator was in charge of the arming party and was responsible for the security of the device in the absence 2 Sa