13, DIARIES AND SCRAP BOOKS.
Personal records, diaries,
serap books or papers containing facts or opinions,
personal or official, that relate to classified
either
matter are
a threat to security.
Do not keep private records, diaries,
scrap books, or papers that contain classified information.
Don't collect as souveniers or convert to your personal use any
classified matter.
14. CONTRABAND.
a. Certain personally owned items could be used as
instruments for espionage, sabotage, or to demoralize
personnel.
They are prohibited
operational area.
in the Eniwetok-Bikinl
When you are ordered to the Pacific
Proving Ground, do not take with you; have anyone send
you: or have in your possession while there, any of these
items:
ba photographic equipment, such as cameras, film, etc. .
2)
equipment designed for either visual or electrical
communications
(3) optical equipment, such as binoculars and
4}
telescopes
materials with explosive capabilities
5)
weapons, except ordinary pocket and sheath knives
7)
intoxicating beverages
6)
drugs, except as prescribed by a physician
b. AS soon as you arrive in Eniwetok,
a baggage search.
authorized
©
you will undergo
Unless your commander specifically
in your travel orders,
or in a separate letter,
that you carry @ certain contraband item, any contraband
item found in your possession will be confiscated.
Confis-
cated contraband will be turned over to your task group
commander for disposition.
.
e. Should you receive any of these items through the
mails, take them immediately to your security officer for
proper disposition.
You should
then advise the donor
not to mail you any of these items while you are at the
Pacific Proving Ground.
To avoid embarrassment, tell your
family and friends about this prohibition before you
leave.
15. YOUR SECURITY OFFICER. A security officer is designated
for each organization and unit within JTF SEVEN,
Part of his:
job is to help you carry out your security responsibility.
Consult him when you need information or must resolve a security
problem.
Learn his néme;
jot down his telephone number;
remember where his office is.
you need him.
He will be "in" to you any time
Don't take chances.
Ask questions.
16. REPORTING SECURITY VIOLATIONS.
It is each person's’
responsibility to report security infractions.
Make a report
to your securlty officer if you have knowledge of a security
violation; find classified papers or material in public places;
overhear a conversation in public places concerning classified
matter; or discover the loss of classified matter.
Don't. hesitate
to report if you have committed 4 security violation,
A prompt
report may prevent a minor incident from becoming serious.
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Annex "C" to
Appendix "B"