J3H-29 16 January 197 FELT : Thzt's right. LUCKEs Anc. it would have to refuel, ao your . PL would be your method by which yov. would eliminate this trenendous ship to shore movenent » GIBBINS: The way we see this operation, Al, there wouldn't be any tremendous ship to share movaaent except those people cirectly connected with the barge and directly connected with whatever might be housed in this firing stations CURRY: You would have to get the APL out of there before the first shot. GIBSINS: That's right. WCKE; When-you bring up the shot barge on an LSD you would have to leave it there to mother the APL, | GIS3INS: Maybe J should have let this APL thing go. If we are not going to go te major stetions ashore, I see no reason why the APL has to came back in after the first shot is fired. You take it out before the first shot, and it stays out. RHC: Theat if just like loosing your camp on George, GIBBINS: That's right. And I an still makin- the statenent that we preserve this five day firing capability, FELT: Most of the personnel would live on the ship. SANDERS: Dicn't we have a floating caap in this deal somewhere? GIBBoS: That is the APL and I an not convinced we need it, if we are not going to build major stations 2:..:0r6, PELT: It is not clear to m that we would ased it, even if we did build majar stctions ashore, RHC s a. That's hard to do, Joe. SANDERS: Well, it could be, 5005582. or