CHAPTER Ii, SECTION 3
(Neg. No. W-899-1)
Figure No. 2-68.
Rocket Launchers, Stations J-612 and J-910.
STATION:
J-613
Station J-613 was located in an area, 21x11% feet, adjacent to the equipment room. The
insulated wall of the equipment room anda plywood-covered stud wall opposite enclosed the
area, and each wall contained 6-foot double
doors. A ceiling-hung unit provided the air-
SITE:
Johnston Island
were also included.
Station J-612 shared a 10-inch concrete
slab 28x125 feet with Station J-910. The slab
was utilized as a launching pad and contained
numerous projecting anchor bolts.
USER:
DOD/ESL
PURPOSE:
Recording Station
conditioning. New lights and power receptacles
PARTICIPATION: J-40, J-41
DESIGN PSI:
None
CONSTRUCTION: 5-1-58/7-7-58
The concrete basement of Building T-249
with the superstructure previously removed was
used for this station. The basement was utilized
also
for
Stations
J-3230.01,
J-3241.01,
and
J-3440.01. It was 21x72x10-feet-deep with the
concrete roof about flush with grade. Concrete
stairs located on one end and on aneside pro-
vided entry. The building was partitioned into
four new rooms. The end wall stairway led to
the equipment room, 21x24 feet. This room
division was provided by an insulated wood
stud partition across the 21-foot width. A 16ton-capacity
compressor
located in this room.
and
a
receiver
were
(Neg. No. W-960-1)
Figure No. 2-69. Dehumidifiers and Air
Conditioners — Station J-613.
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