cient surveys.
Support from the Kwaialein Missile Range and the site concrac-
tor, Global Associates, as well as from the crew of the M. VY. Carolina Islander,
M. V. Marshall Islander and R. V. Liktantr was greatly appreciated.
The outstanding cooperation of personnel from the Trust Territory of the
Pacific Islands and from the Office of the District Administrator of the
Marshall Islands, as well as that of the 3ikini people, played an important part °
in the successful completion of the survey.
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