SEREDOeont 1s 1+ “ SOittt ty— est 5: On “eo Sana ae SN see a Ne me eae eee rete ein ple “ERer that nine civilian:‘monttor®fron CASTouldrmpBABE -m.Publ'. Health Service, and Ge. Cconey held a conference at Los Alamos ith Harry 8. Allen and staff concerning the procurement and handling of all supplies re- be assigned to TU 3.1.5. When the conference of monitors was held ai LASL in October 1950, it was for the first time possible to analyze the operations plans of the various scientific programs to determine the quired for the mission of TU 3.1.5. It was number of monitors required. It became evi- dent that the 30 officer monitors and 9 civilian monitors would not be adequate, and requirements were established and approved by CJTF-3 for eleven more officer monitors. In a few cases personnel who had been requested were found to be unavailable and were replaced. 1.5 EQUIPMENT AND LOGISTICS LCDR Donald C. Campbell, AFSWP, Howard agreed that procurementof all equipment and supplies would be handled by Allen’s group. His group would also package, mark, and ship equipment to Parry Island, where it would be delivered to TU 3.1.5. All radiological safety equipment which had been stored at Los Alamos after Operation Sandstone was checked for serviceability. A complete list of additional items needed was submitted. LCDR Campbell and Andrews rendered technical advice and such other services as were required by Allen’s group regarding procurement of equipment. in ele tOe ae ree - ee Reena eee te eA a La» PON ae . guapins se t wae . aE, f ~ > nee te ei te