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Here's an interesting letterfrom Luedecke to Hollafield, Chairman of the JCA
on 29 Nov.
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which begins by pointing out that the Antler test "resulted in loss
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of entry into the U12 E tunnel complex because of the contamination and spread of
debris through the side drift and main tunnel.
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Following the Antler
shot a program was comenced to decontaminate and rehabilitate the U12E tunnel complex so as to attempt to salvage 4 shot locations which had been previously constructed.
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UL2E tunnel rehabilitation has been accomplished to a point
about 1800 feet from the portal.
At this point, the tunnel is plugged by a mass
of debri from the side drift where the Antler device was placed.
It has been
determined that rather than attempt to remove the debri plug, it should be by
passed and work is proceeding.
Until we are able to complete the by pass we
will not know wheter the remaining shots sites of the Ul2e tunnel can be used.
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in addition to the difficult situation in regard to the Ul2e tunnel com-
plex, we have a troublesome
problem
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