The M/V Militobi left Eniwetok at about 0900 and docked at Parry at 0930. Parry has a land area of .335 sq. miles and is code named Elmer. It was immediately apparent that the ieland had been intensively developed and it was equally apparent that it had been abandoned for sometime. (Eniwetok nuclear tests ended in 1958.) tour of the island. The survey team disembarked and began a The following remarks-.are based upon my observations made when touring the island. Due to the limited time that was available to stay on the island, I was unable to prepare an inventory of each building and as a result, will comment on only the major structures. The dock is "L" shaped with the main face about 300' in length. There is Catwalk % Shareline a catwalk extension at the end of the main portion of the dock. The dock Collapsed is supported by.2 parallel rows of stecl .beams which are located approximately 10' from the outer edge of the dock. The beams appear to be sound. There are wooden piles along with pier edge which are rotted completely through at the water surface level. It appears that the function of the wooden piles was less structural than for the purpose of keeping boats from going under the dock. There is a steel waterline which is supported by the steel beams. The pier has partially collapsed for a distance of about twenty feet from the point of contact with the shore. A substantial amount of surface planking would have to be replaced before the dock could be considered a safe, operation facility. I wag informed that the water depth at the dock face had been dredge to 30' and that the facility regularly had handled 10,000 ton vessels. There are five fuel storage tanks located in the dock area. The estimated capacity of the tanks are three of two hundred thouSand (200,000) gallons capacity and two of one hundred thousand (100,000) gallons capacity. 9002542 » Dormitories . Oil ¥ater T./ Tanks alinization, Community Center