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1. REPORT DATE 22 MAR 1962
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3. DATES COVERED 23 APR 1962 - 31 JUL 1962
4. TITLE AND SUBTITLE Headquarters Task Group 8.5 Operation Plan 2-1-62 Operation Order2-1-62, Effective ____1962 for Operation Dominic
5a. CONTRACT NUMBER
5b. GRANT NUMBER
5c. PROGRAM ELEMENT NUMBER
6. AUTHOR(S) Reeves, James E.
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5e. TASK NUMBER
5f. WORK UNIT NUMBER
7. PERFORMING ORGANIZATION NAME(S) AND ADDRESS(ES) Headquarters Task Group 8.5 Las Vegas, Nevada
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13. SUPPLEMENTARY NOTES This revised Operation Plan 2-1-62 (Operation DOMINIC) is issued in its entirety and supersedesOperation Plan 2-1-62, issued 11 February 1962.
14. ABSTRACT The Atomic Energy Commission and the Department of Defense have been authorized by the President tomake plans and preparations for a test series of nuclear weapons and devices during the Spring of 1962.This test series, as defined in Annex C, is titled Operation DOMINIC.
15. SUBJECT TERMS Operation DOMINIC operation plan nuclear weapons testing Task Group 8.5
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Standard Form 298 (Rev. 8-98) Prescribed by ANSI Std Z39-18
lmia Revised operation ~ h n 2-1-Q (operation D Q ~ ~ I C ) ia issued
iP its entirety azld ~ugersedea, operc~tion PUZI 2-I-&, issued
11 Febmwy 1962.
References :
a. Opemtion Plan 2-62, m-8, 23 J a 62
bo Draft Plrrnning Mrectlve, l¶q TG-8.5, 15 Jan 62
co Camand Program Schedule, Eq JTF-8, 17 Jan 62
d. m, Mractor IMA to Wartagcr AID, f i l e referr82
HA-DA-DBA Qtcd l 8 Dec 196l
8. U. So Atomic aergy Cd~eion, HevaBs Operatioaa Office,
S.taaBsrd QPemtiPg P r o c e ~ s , Pacific Opcratiolr~~
Iaa vem, lleMds
T i m Zone: Z
Phs A M Enurgy rhmi~sian asrd a e DegarfPent o f Dcfrxree have been authorized by the fiesident to makt plans and prapsrations for a test series of nuclear wwgons and &vices &wing the Spring of 1962. This t es t esries, ae defiasd ia Arrnex C, l 8 t i t led Ogsraticm DQ4lltIC.
'Pheee tests vfLl be cop&cted at CIaristws and Johnah Irrlana, izr the Oceania If and &an authorizes. 'Pha rerlerr as now proposed consists of s g g ~ t e l g twenty-five Bctona- time. Cspsbllity i e being develuped to biitiate the teet series bp 23 Agrll 19Q. The meries will be canducted, ygan approval, M urpeditiouely a8 practicable, vith a completlan target dab of no later -than early JWy 19&.
'Ihsk Gmqp 8.5 will plan for, aad pxovibs, the MC mzppcwk re- quired by m-8, - Gmup6 sad W k Units i n the conduct of Joint AGC/DOD ataclear tes t crperatioas. In the eoPduct of this operation the Camander 'X: 8.5 will:
a. Assist the Corrander m.8 in dntnpirr- the degree and of sggort required to m r t the clparstian.
b. Provide architecturallczrglneering, corntract ion, rupply, housclr+aping and 8qpporthg services srr djzecteil, aad mukxally agreed by the AEX and the DOD.
8. Ccw4 with the pmvisicma of IQ JW-8 AQinistrstive FZM when lame&.
e. Provide security ss regalred ia Annex D.
h. Cankct evacuation fn acco-e with emergeacy aad ruutlne mcltrtion md re-entry plan and natural dolonere plan, A n n a F.
i. Pmmm md account for those ItiClBLB of suppUes and equ%nuent reqtlirea by Jp-8 which arc not r m m 3 y procurable by them through noxnsl service or labors- * dxwmela &wing the operation.
3 . RoU-qp slrd dispose o f sqpplies and e~uQment cured for an8 by JTF& rs directed by ma.
k. Perfom much other t m h sr assme8 by -4.
(1) Fhe scientific effort of both a s APC a d the DOD i a prgrirarp gurgose of .the test series and &e priority attention of J¶!F el~acmb baa ban m e t e d to this purpose.
(2) Ihs operation i a planued with km bmia rteges, ane of which consists of 4ppr03clrarfaJy ~ t y - h m (22) iistonafiosll to secure diagiwsflc data 1136 l a of priasry interest to the S C e AU AEC m t r KU1 be staged b m CbriBt3M Blmad. Ihe DOD stsge wlll u+ilize Johneton Island and vicinity ror detoartim.
(3) 'Ihe Ix: 8.5 mission r ~ . ~ W z c s rnlgPOr0 m-8 ekments at islaads in the Eawaiiarr Qzsin, Johnston Island mad various weather islaqda in the Pacific Ocean area.
(1) See h e x Aj Ormizstian.
Cammad Section
Ak3airtrat im Officer hat* Aamilartzlstive OiiicH
Staff - S-1 9-2 s-3/4 C-ica%ioas Officer Engineer Off icer Flnaacisl lbagamnt M c e r
AEC Coardinstor Richard A. Yarm ZT & I Coordinator W. -in AEC Contract R e p r e ~ t s t i w * Sheman I, Sullivan*
Area PrcsJect li$glneer L. J. YeUek Addnlatrative Officer WaF8hrJ.l Psge CaaaePrica%islPrr lhgbeer P. 0. ~chbol.2 Security Officer Robert W. bdcCEtrtrin Irrdustrial safety aad RRa- Safe Adviaor If. P. Schl.ach
6uyport CoorBlaator Pa A. S W t z
Ore~aaization Oiiic i a l Johnnton Iblarad Section
Pro Ject Ea-eer Re A. XamlSn
Q r i s t a M Island sectiaa
ProJect Engineer R. E. Shaw
'Rituih Section
RoJect Engineer Ern -0g
CDW P. G I Bowen (EM) CoordAaator, UU Qperatiors P. W. Spa* Rojec t Operat ions J. P. Rpm Manager, Honolulu Office W. 11. Ruhrer Jebsite Res idemt Maasger
(Johmton) Charles Dunup Job6 its Resident Manager (chris.taa8) J. W. Moare
Security George Porter
CTW Rr. Williar G. Van Dor
ProJect Coordinator Dr. (lordm W. l&mming
(3) C ~ s i t i o a of ~lllr-8, see Appendix 1, Amex A.
c . Responsibilities of Subordinate Organizst ioul Elements -- lksk Group 8.5
(1) Dcputy Coinsader, a s k Group 8.5
(a) The Deputy Camnander, is delegated full responsibility, for the execution of the fumtions identified above, within the llrit of his contractual authority. llrore i t e m 8 which require contractual action tn excess o f the caatractusl authority of the Deputy Cnmuader v f f l be referred to the Commander, 'IG 8.5 for execution.
(b) The Deputy Comaurnder, w i l l be aeeisted by an Administrative Officer assigned to the Command Section.
(2) M d n i r t r a t i o n Section (S-1)
The Chief Adminirtration Section (S-1) l r rerpon- s ib le for:
(a) Directing administrative functions irrcludiug necessary adminietrative orders control l ing and authorizing the movement of personnel assigned to TC 8.5.
(b) Providing for the modification of contracts and ncceseary contract administration of rupport contractorr .
(c) Directing the f inancial and contract Punage- ment of TG 8.5, including budgets, f inancial plans, and cos t repor t r .
(d) Perronnel repor t e including s trength and st. tus .
(3) Security Officer (S-2)
The Security Officer, S-2, i r responsible for:
(a) Providing overal l s t a f f supemision of recuri ty operations TG 8.5 t o asoure compliance with direct ives and policy issued by CTG 8.5 or Headquarters JTF-8, for which act ion is t o be taken by Pacif ic Operations Branch.
(b) Establishing the basic secur i ty program of TG 8.5.
(c) Developing and dirreminating secur i ty measure8 for action by !CG 8.5 elements.
(d) Providing c lass i f i ca t ion assistance to TG 8.5 elements.
(e) Collaborating with JTF-8 i n ea tab l iah ing secu r i ty programs and pol ic ies .
(4) Chief, Support Plans and Logis t ics Section (5-3/41
The Chief, Plans and Loglat ics Section (5 -3 /4 ) i r responsible fo r :
(a) I n i t i a t i n g procedure8 leading t o the develop- ment of l og i r t i c a l requiremento, including r e a l e s t a t e , administrat ive and warehouse space, vehicles , manpower, POL, red-safety , manpower e s t inu t e s , comunica t i one i n support of TG 8.5, and the S c i e n t i f i c Task Units, and in those cases where d i r e c t support is furnirhed t o Meadquarterr JTF-8, ident i fy ing these require- ments f o r aupport purposes.
(b) Providing f o r the consol idat ion and coordina- t i o n of requirements i n terns of cont rac tua l capab i l i t y and assignment of ac t ion respons- i b i l i t y t o cont rac tors .
(c) Providing f o r the preparat ion of necessary plane, repor t s and oupport c o s t estimates.
(5) Engineer Officer
The Engineer Off icer is reaponribla for:
(a) Providing engineering review and approval of major base and s c i e n t i f i c f a c i l i t i e s t o be constructed by the support cont rac tors o r eub- contractors .
(b) Providing AEC coordination of engineering re- quircmcntr with the Deputy Commander, TG 8.5.
(c) Providing coordination f o r conetruct ion authorizat ionr and acceptance of major rhore f a c i l i t i e s an d i rec ted by the Deputy Commander, TG 8.5.
(6) Support Coordination Group
The TG 8.5, Coordination Group, under the rupcr- .
vision of an AEC representative is responrible for:
(a) Providing for the control, coordination, and authorization of construction, modificationr, fabrication of items, and rehabilitation and modification of shore facilities, in support of the AEC Scientific Task Units.
(b) Receiving m d coordinating conrtruction, fabrication, modification and rehabilitation requirements for EQ JTF-8 facilities aohore.
(c) Providing for continuing liairon with the Scientific Deputy, and the Commander, TC 8.5 and his &puty, regarding the support contractor's work status in executing authorized tasks.
(d) Providing for the coordination of engineering and construction cost estimates.
(7) Pacific Operationn Branch
(a) General
Under the direction of an Area Project Engineer arsigned by the Atomic Energy Coemirrion, the Pacific Operations Branch is responsible for:
) Supervising the execution of construction and logistical functions authorized by the CTG 8.5 or hfs designee.
(2) Prwiding for on-rite super~ision and necessary action to arsure accomplirhnent of AEC func tionr including conrtruction, administration, logir tical support, security, tad-safe ty, communications, real estate, vehicle control, utilization of administrative and warehouse space, utilization of manpower, and other actions directed by the Command Section TG 8.5, CTG 8.6 at Johnston Island, and CTG 8.7 at Chris-8 Inland.
) Supporting Sc ien t i f i c Taek Units and iQ JTF-8 on the Island of Oahu, in- cluding Bickrm Air Force Base, and Barbers Point i n functions re la t ing to contract admini8trationS vork order authorization, eecurity, vehicle, admin- in t r r t f v e and wrrehoune space, b i l l e t ing , mnpower and communicr t ions .
(b) Johnston Ialrnd Section
The Johns ton Island Sect ion under the direct ion of a Project Engineer reporting t o the Area Project Engineer, (Pacific Operatione Divis ion).
(l) Provides for on-site rupervision and necenrrry act ion to a r ru re accomplish- ment of AEC function8 a t Johnoton Island i n accordance with AEC-DOD funding rgree- ments, Appendix 2 , Annex B, and JTF-8, Headquarters PACAF agreements for u t i l i za - t ion of Johnston Island.
(2) Collrboraees with Gander TC 8.6, i n assuring maximum cooperrtioln between AEC contractor8 md DOD elemdnte located a t Johnston I r l rnd.
(c) ar i8 tPU8 Island Section
The Chriet-s Island Section has function8 similar t o thoee of the Johnston I r l rnd Section with respect t o rccomplishment of AEC ac t iv i t i an m d c o l l ~ b o r a t i o n with other elements.
(d) Tutuila Section
The ,Tutuila Section has functionr rimilrr to thoee of the Johnston I818nd Section.
(e) Other Imlands
Recesrary representatives of the AEC and support contractor organizations w i l l be directed to
rupport other i r land operationr. The functionr identif ied above w i l l be ruper- vired by AEC and rupport contractor repre- rentat iver , as directed by the Command Section, TG 8.5.
(8) Support Contractors
(a) Holmhe & Narver, Inc. (W) (TU 8.5.11
B(W, a s an architect-engineer conatructioa and ~ m g e ~ n t contractor for the Nevada Opera t ion6 Off ice, w i l l provide engineering, cone truct ion and log i s t i ca l aupport, a s directed and authorieed by the Co~mnrnd Section, % 8.5.
(b). S c r i ~ p s Ins t i tu t ion of Oceanograuhy (TIJ 8.5.2)
A8 a Technical Support Contractor, provider technical advice and rervices to EQ JTP-8, thereby w i l l :
) I n s t a l l , maintain and operate inrtrumentation for mtaruring water waver i n c r i t i c a l areas.
(2) Analyze data and prepare wave forecarts and hindcar t r on day- to-day bar ir .
(3) I n r t a l l , operate, and maintain other instru- ments i n deep water and on rmall ielandr to improve a capabil i ty for wave predictions.
(c) AEC Environmental Program (TU 8.5.3)
To be announced.
(d) Coordinating Inrtructione
) Thir operations plan is effec t ive for planning upon receipt aad becorer ef fec t ive a8 Operation Order 2-1-62 upon annouucemtnt by the CTG 8.5. Upon announcement the opera- t ional l ine r shown i n Annex A a l r o become effect ive.
(2_) JTF-8 C-d Progm Schedule (CPS), 17 Jam 62, reference C md Appendix 3, h e x B, AdhPinietrative and ]Clogistics Plan, is directed t o be used in coa;lwctlom with th ia operatiol~s plan.
(3) Cl'U 8.5.1 w i l l develop a master s 8.5 Coagard Xbgar r Schedule as uoon as prrc t i - cable, providtag on current basis s ta tus ef line it- ard malyctia or ccr~llsnt as t o attainuents of objectives.
(4) - c l t ~ 8.5.1 will i d e m t ~ m t o C% 8.5 madsr t a m t o be acccmpliahed far periods pr ior ts, durlsg, ard a f t e r each detoaation. ( ~ e f e r e ~ c e s CPS forwua) .
(5) TCChnlcaI Mrectien af the AEC dlugnostic prs- @'OBI is th4t 6f Dfncti0n w i l l , how- ever be exercised through the CJW-8 aad by him throue the Bciehtiffc Deputy. 'Phe Bcientific operations plan w i l l be i~tegratedl under the directiam of the Gcientific Deputy am4 issued by the XQ S~P-8.
(6) Direct Capsrruicatlom betvtea !CU 8.5.1 aad W k G m p s u d Scientific 'Paark Units, is autharlzed. RI 8.5.1 c ~ i c a t i o n s t o HQ im-8 w i l l be through the EQ ! i~ 8.5 ( R C ~ T ) or 8,5 ( ~ i r o r ~vamced) ra appropriate.
(1) 'Ilre finding for AEC costa of Operation DCMIDBIC, as w e l l rs those costa i r m d by AEC, through its contractors, tc~ suppart MID en a rehbursible basis hag been raaigncd tb ,
the Albuquerque Operations Office and thcre- under t o the Wevadr Operat iela Oif i ce (a 8.5) .
Coats w i l l be incurred by the AEC Integrated comtracter, Holuea & ISarver, Irc . , under Con- tract No. ll~(29-2)-20, er EG&G umder C o ~ t r r e t ~ a . ~(29-1.)-1182, heused h these c s ~ t r a c t o r ' s beeks, both far the a c c a u ~ t of AEC and the Dm.
It is the policy of CTG 8.5 to have ABC-NO0 intagrated contractors perform aa much of the administrative d e t a i l on operation ae possible, including reparation of cos t estimates, pro- curement, budgeting, accounting, supply func- t ions , a s w e l l a8 construction,
The funding of the integrated contractors , Eolmer & Narver and Edgerton, Germeshaurm & Grier w i l l be handled between these con- t r ac to r s and the Nevada Operations O f f i ce , Las Vegas, Nevada.
4. Administration and Logistico
See Annex B.
5 . Comand and S igna 1.
(1) Upon a decirion t o rerume t e s t ing and a t such a da te announced by the Task Force Comnder the Comarnder TG 8.5 w i l l repor t fo r operational pur- poses d i rec t ly t o the Task Force C-nder a8 the senior AEC reprasentativa who has f u l l authori ty t o a c t for the Commission except 88 followr:
(a) Tha (3% 8.5 w i l l continue t o repor t t o Gen. Mgr, -AEC for thore continuing administrative functions which a r e the responsib i l i ty of the AEC.
(b) The Manager, NOO, w i l l repor t t o the General h n a g e r , Headquarters AEC Washington, i n accord- ance with recent comis r ion act ion t o es tabl i sh the NOO. During the period in which WMIWIC is prerently planned f o r executioa, ALO w i l l continue t o provide s t a f f assistance and rupport a r authorized by the Haluger, AID.
(2) Edgerton, Germeshausan & Grier, Xnc., nl 8.1.6, w i l l continue t o report t o the Hanager, NOO, fo r admin- Latrative and contractual matterr.
(1) During the preparatery period the Hea&pmrters 'f'G 8-5 W i l l be located at 2753 South Highland Drive, L86 V e w , N~v-.
(2) Ihring the operatieraJ. period, Beadquarters (~abk) !E 8.5, will be located a t 544 Ohohis. Street, O ~ U , H* I.
( 3 ) bring the operational period for misaile latmchirys from Johrrator He.Bqu&ers (~ohnstos-Advaace ) I1G 8.5 ~9122 be located at Jehnston Island.
(4) 4 r i n g the operational period fror AEC, detelstiora a t ChriatPParr Islaat3 Headquarters (~hr i s taas - ~ v a a c e ) w i l l be lecatcd at Christass Islard.
(5) Eeadquasters TC 8.5 (Mar) will cortinue i t a lacatios a t Lss Vegae, Nevada, throughout WMIXIC.
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D. Security Plan
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HEADQUARTERS, TASK GROUP 8.5 Las Vegae, Nevada 22 Morch 1962
Annex B (Administrative and Logir t i c s Plan) t o Operation Plan 2-1-62 - TG 8.5
1. Personnel.
The following pol ic ies and procedure8 are directed fo r Atomic Energy Commieei on (AEC) and Nevada Operations O f f i c e (NOO) contractor peraonnel par t ic ipa t ing i n Operation DCMINIC.
a. Iiours of Work.
Col~mencing 14 January 1962, a d extending through 30 June 1962, an extended work week of f i f ty- four (54) hours i8 authorized on an as-required basis . Work week f o r con- contractor personnel i n excers of f i f ty- four (54) hour8 w i l l require addit ional authorization which s h a l l be requerted through normal contract adminis trat ion channele . Effective 26 February 1962, and u n t i l fur ther not ice, a s i x t y (60) hour work week ir authorized a t Chrirtuur Island.
Travel Orders.
(1) Authority t o iroue t r ave l orders on Mil i ta ry A i r Trans- portat ion Service (MATS) m d Mil i tary Sea Transportation Service (MSTS) has been delegated t o the Comnand Taak Group 8.5 (CTG 8.5). By d i rec t ion Commond J o i n t Taak Force Eight (CJTF 8) the Task Group 8.5 (TG 8.5) w i l l prepare mi l i ta ry t rave l order8 f o r a l l AEC a d NO0 con- t r ac to r peraonnel.
(2) Authority t o i ssue mi l i ta ry t r ave l orders ha8 been further delegated t o the following:
Fred W. Bohner, S-1 TG 8.5 Nevada Operations Office 2753 South Highland Drive P. 0. Box 1676 Lor Vegrs, Nevada
Sbermrn Sullivan, Chief Lou Angeles Branch Office P. 0 . Box 5450 Los Angelee 55, California
Marshall Page, Adminietrative Off i c t r Honolulu Branch Off i c e c /o Bolmes & Narver, Inc. P. 0. Box 580 Honolulu 9, Eawaii
Virgil W. Luckett, Administrative Officer Nevada Optrationo Off i c e P. 0. Box 5400 Albuquerque, New Mexico
(3) Request for t ravel order8 m y be submitted t o any of the above f o r accomplishment.
(4) S-1, TG 8.5 w i l l issue necerrary implementing travel order instructions t o AEC Scient i f ic Task Units and TG 8.5 elernento. A Cer t i f ica te of Releare from claim fo r injury or death is not required fo r personnel t raveling on competent mil i tary orders authorizing t ravel on MATS a i r c r a f t under the pro- visions of AFR 76-15.
Off ic ia l mi l i tary travel orders issued i n connection with Operation WHINIC w i l l be accepted i n l i eu of passports and visa8 by the United Kingdom Government for entry in to Christmas Island, and by the New Zealand Government for entry in to Rarotongo a d Tongartva (Penrhya). Visas w i l l be required fo r UK Island8 other than Christmas.
2. Vehicle Ut i l iza t ion.
I n view of the widely dispersed work locations and temporary place8 of domicile of personnel employed i n the bwai ian Ielaads, as part of Operation DQlINIC, tha t portion of the policy expreesed i n AEC Manual Chapter 5141-02 pertaining to the uae of vehiclea between domiciles and place of employment is waived. The following con- di t ione, however, a re announced:
a. Public transportation w i l l be ueed t o move employeer between t h e i r place of domicile and place of enp lopen t ; e c e p t i n thore cases when the contractor rearonrbly determines, using c r i t e r i a s e t fo r th i n lSEC U n u a l Chapter 5141-0418, t h a t such transportation i r i n a d e q ~ ~ a t e t o meet operational requiremente. When such determinations a r e w d r , Government-owned or leased vehicles may be authorized by contractors fo r t ranrportat ion, using Form AL-564 for ruch authorization.
b. A l l authorizations w i l l give consideration t o ef fec t ing mrximum use of pool transportation.
c . Under condition6 where Government-owned or leared vehicles a r t be rtored a t Government expenre, ruch r tor- age w i l l be arranged by the rupport contractor , Holmer & Narver, Inc.
d. Approvals fo r ure of vehiclar between domicile and place of employment a r t be rigned by a rerponrible deriggated o f f i c i a l of the contractor.
For Contract Administratorr: Contract Adminirtrrtors a r e requerted t o obtain a current copy of contractorr ' regulation8 er tabl i rh ing penalt ies for contractor employeer who wi l l fu l ly ure or authorize the ura of Gwernment-owned or leared vehicles for other than o f f i c i a l purporer, providing copier a8 followr:
Mr. Joe B. Sanderr U. S. Atomic Energy Comirsion Nevada Operations Office P. 0. Box 1676 Lar Vegar, Nevada
M r . L. J . Yelinek, Area Project Engineer Eonolulu Branch Off ice c/o Holrner & Narver, Inc. P. 0. Box 580 Eonolulu 9, Hawaii
ATTN: E. A. Schultz
The above policy is applicable a t t h i r time t o contractor employee8 only.
Standard Operating bceduree, l e v a Operatioas Office, Pacific @eratiom, Iae Vegas, lWb62, dated 22 March, 19& is by reference a psrt of the rannex.
HEADQUARTERS, TASK GROUP 8.5 La8 Vegar, Nevada 22 March 1962 i .; I
Appendix 1 (Engineering, Conrtruc t ion and Log i r t i c l l Procedurer) t o Annex B (Administration and Logirt icr) t o Operation Plan 2-1-62 - TG 8.5
En~ineer inp and Cone t ruc t ioa Cr i t e r i a . a, Sc ien t i f i c Task Units, badquar tera JTF-8 and Task Group8
a re authorized t o submit engineering and construction c r i t e r i a a r act ion raquirementr for accomplirhment by the TG 8.5. Cr i t e r i a w i l l be rubmittad i n ru f f i c i en t copies t o provide copier t o the following:
Joe B. Sanders Act ion Deputy Commander TG 8.5 Nevada Operations Office U. S . Atomic Energy Commirrion P. 0 . Box 1676 t a r Vegar, Nevada
Joe B. S a d e r r Deputy Commander TG 8.5 Nevada Operation8 Off i ce U. S, Atomic Energy Comrnisrion P. 0. Box 580 b n o l u l u 9, Hawaii
Paul W. Spain Holmer & Narver , Znc, 849 South Broadway Loe Angslts 14, California
Sheratan E. Sullivan, Chief Los Angelsr Branch O f f i ce U. S. Atomic E-18~ C O ~ P ~ ~ S S ~ O I I P. 0. Box 5450 Lor Angcler 55, California
ATIN: Richard 0. Horr
Action (2 copier)
Inf onutiom
Action
C. S. Huff, Chief Information Engineering & Construction Section (~-6)% 8.5 Nevada Operatiems Office U. S. Atomic Energy Cammfssion P. 0. BOX 1676 Ias Vegas, Nevada
S. P. Howell HoImss & Nanrer, Xnc . Special Projects Division 849 South Broadway b s Angeles 14, California
Alternate: H. F. Perla
J. P. Ryan Holmes & N m r , Inc . Special Projects Division 849 South 'Broadway U s Angeles 14, California
aformat ion
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Alternate: R. J. BirmaU.
In additfon, distribution will be furnished by the originating user to the other Scientific Task Units.
Correspondence originating with the Support Coordination Camittee requiring AEC action shall be addreseed aa follows:
J. B. Sanders Act ion ~eputy Cammaer n; 8.5 Nevada Operations Off ice U. S . Atomic Energy Conmiss ion P. 0. BOX 1676 laa Vegas, Nevada
J. B. Sanders ~eputy Cnnrmnnder TG 8.5 Nevada Operations Office U. S. Atomic Ehergy Commission P. 0. BOX 580 Honolulu 9, Hawaii
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Sherman H. Sullivan, Chief U e Angeles Branch Office U. S. Atomic Energy Co~nnfssion P. 0. Box 5450 Us Angelee 55, California
JUTN: Richard 0. Moss
C. S. Huff, Chief Engineering & Construct ion Section (S-6) E 8 5 Nevada Operatione Office U. S. Atamic Energy Comanission P. 0. BOX 1676 Iss Vegas, Nevada
S. P. Howell Holmee & Narver, Ino. Special ProJects Division 849 South Broadvay U e Angeles 14, California
Alternate: H. F. Perla
J. P. Ryan Holmes & N a r v e r , Do. Special Pro jects Division 849 South' m a w Us Angeles 14, California
Richard E. Reed Holmes & Narver, Inc. Honolulu 'Branch Office P. 0. Box 580 Honolulu 9, H a w a i i
R . W. Bewam, J-6 Us Alemos Scientific Isboratory P. 0. BOX 1663 Us Alamoe, New Mexico
Alternate: M r . Rea Blossam
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Informat ion
Inf omat ion
Informat ion
Information (2 copies)
Inf ormatian
R. 3. Petrie Univereity of California Lawrence Radiation Iaboratory P. 0. Box 808 Livemore, California
Alternate: M r . W . A. Hemilton
D. G. Beatson Oeganizat ion 7246-4 mi ld ing 880, ~ocm 16 Sanaia Corporation Sandia Base Albuquerque, New Mexico
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Alternate: M r . N. A. L i t t r e l l
F. I. Strabala lhf ormat ion Edgerton, Germeshausen & Grier, fnc. 160 Brookline Avenue Boston 15, Massachusetts
Alternate: M r . Harold Sauer
Lt. Col. B. C. Rowen FCWT Field Comanil Defense Atomic Sum* Agency Sanua Base Albuquerque, New Mexico
Alternate : Captain M. L. Walter8
Lt . Col. Rodger Ray Joint Task Force EIGHT DASA Amex Washin-n 25, D. C.
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Immediately upon receipt of approval from the Chief, Us Angeles Branch, the support contractor w i l l i n i t i a t e work upon the user ' s request.
b. Preliminary Drawings.
Preliminary drawings w i l l be submitted by the support contractor t o the user and the Chief, Ins Angeles m c h for approvsl.
c. Final Drawings.
After review and comment by the ueer, f i n a l drawings w i l l be approved by 'the Chief, Los Angelee Branch. Disposition of f i n a l drawings w i l l be made to members of the 5-6 Coordination Croup.
As- Bull t Drawings.
The support contractor i e responeible fo r preparing and keeping current as-bui l t drawings for a l l f a c i l i t i e s constructed during Operation DOHINIC.
Logis t i c a l Cr i t e r i a .
a . Logist ical c r i t e r i a w i l l be submitted t o provide act ion and information copies a s indicated below:
3. 8. Sanders Action Deputy Comnander TG 8.5 Nevada Operatione Office U. S. Atomic Energy C o d s s i o n P. 0. Box 1676 Las Vegas, Nevada
J. B. Sanders Information Deputy Coamander TG 8.5 Honolulu Branch Office U. S. Atomic Energy Commission P. 0. Box 580 Honolulu 9 , Hawaii
Paul W. Spain Holmes & Narver, Inc. 849 South Broadway Lo8 Angeles 14, California
Project Engineer U. S. Atomic Energy Commission A.P.O. 105, P. 0 . Box 200 Sun Francieco, California
Project Engineer U . S. Atomic Energy Comnission A.P.O. 86 (Unclaesified) San Francisco, California
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b . Upon rece ip t of requirements, necessary coordination w i l l be effected by the support coutractor and TG 8.5 (Rear), and the support contractor o r other contractors authorized t o i n i t i a t e appropriate act ion, Authorization w i l l be approved by Comnander, TC 8.5, h ie Deputy o r designee.
c. Necessary work orders w i l l be prepared by the a rch i t ec t engineer and approved by the ABC representat ives a t Los Angeles, Johnston Ieland, Christmar Island, Tutuila, o r Honolulu, consistent with their delegation of con- t r ac tua l authori ty and based upon the p r i o r authorizat ion indicated above,
d. Copies of authorizations and work orders w i l l be pro- vided the l o g i s t i c s representat ives of each Task Unit, and the S- 1, S-4, Support Coordination Group, Chief, Lo8 Angeles Branch and Deputy Conrmander, TG 8.5.
OFF fCUL :
WHEN SEPARATED FROM DOCLIMEKT W L 8 BEAWUARTEBS . TASK GROUP 8 a 5
Appendix 2 (AEC-DOD Costs and Responsibi l i t ies) to Annex B (Adminie t r a t i o n and Log is t i c s ) t o Operation Plan 2-1-62 - TG 8.5
A'IUHIC ENERGY COMHISSION am> DEPARTHBHll OF DBFBNSE
COSTS AND RESPONSIBILITIBS
FOR - NUCLEAR TEST OPERATIONS AT OFF-CONTINENT TEST SITES
A. PUBPOSE
1. The purpose of t h i s agreement is t o provide a mutually sa t i s fac tory , general framework within which the Atomic Energy Coarnission (AEC) and the Department of Defense (DOD) may, on an equitable basis, de l ineate primary respons ib i l i t i e s of each agency, and budget and fund cos ts fo r j o i n t AEC-DOD nuclear t e s t operations a t the off-continent t e s t s i t e s . The concept of j o i n t AEC-DOD operations a t the off-continent t e s t sites encompasses buildup, operations, and rollup.
B. GENERAL
1. Except as modified by epaci f ic paragraphs below, the coets of the various test projecta connected w i t h the operation s h a l l be borne by the agency es tabl i sh ing the spec i f i c project .
2. The cos t s of projec ts of mutual i n t e r e s t t o both agencies w i l l be prorated i n proportion t o the degree of in te res t.
Such equipment as is reasonably avai lable from the stocks of e i t h e r agency w i l l , upon request, be furnished t o the other agency on a loan basis a t no cos t except tha t of operating, safeguarding, and maintaining the equipment. The AEC w i l l not, i n general, reques t through mi l i t a ry channels equipment avai lable from c o m ~ r c i a l sources. The borrowing agency w i l l not be held responsible f o r normal wear and tear but w i l l exercise adequate control and care of the equipment. Equipment on loan which is l o s t , des- troyed, o r damaged beyond economical repai r w i l l be accounted
f o r under the exis t ing regulations of the ownirq agency. The borrowing agency w i l l not be responsible fo r payment fo r any equipment on loan which is loe t , destroyed, o r damaged beyond economical repai r , except where s u j z lose, des t ruct ion, o r damage r e s u l t s from w i l l f u l misconduct, gross negligence, o r f a i l u r e to exercise good f a i t h on the p a r t of an employee of the borrowing agency, o r on the p a r t of a corporate o f f i c e r o r the pereon having e n t i r e supervision of the work a t the off-continent t e s t s i t e of a contracting firm of the borrowing agency.
4. The loan of marine c r a f t is a specia l case and is governed by a jo in t AgC-Department of Navy agreement quoted below:
"Effective this date, the following terms and conditions w i l l apply t o any loans of c r a f t made i n the fu ture by the Navy Department t o the Atomic Energy Commission. I n addition, these t e r m and conditions w i l l be applicable to Navy c r a f t i n the custody of the Atomic Energy C o d s o i o n as of t h i s date, insofar as applicable.
"1. The Navy Department, upon request of the Atomic Energy Commission w i l l lend to the AEC such c r a f t as can be made available and as a r e r e q u h d i n the prosecution of projec ts which a r e the responsib i l i ty of the ARC. Loan of such c r a f t s h a l l be made on custody rece ip t without charge for the c a p i t a l value of the c r a f t .
"2. The AEC w i l l provide funds on request by the Navy for act ivat ion, i f required, and f o r preparing f o r opera- t ion and t o w , i f necessary, any c r a f t made available t o the AEC, including funds t o procure addi t ional spare pa r t s and accessories required fo r operation of the c ra f t . Normal overhead w i l l be charged for this work.
"3. Delivery of c r a f t tha t a r e loaned t o the AEC under this agreement w i l l be on a "where i n " basis . Where pract icable, avai lable Navy transport w i l l be used t o redeploy c r a f t . However, any expenses beyond normal Navy operating expenses, incurred i n redeployment of c r a f t , w i l l be borne by AEC. Return del ivery of these c r a f t w i l l be a t the point of o r ig ina l t ransfer o r a t a point mutually agreed upon.
"4. a. The Atomic Energy Conmission s h a l l be responsible f o r the operation, protection, secur i ty , r epa i r and aagn- tenance of a l l c r a f t loaned to i t by the Navy while such c r a f t a re i n its custody o r the custody of others act ing fo r the.Comnission.
b. To assure t h a t c r a f t i n the custody of the Atomic Energy Conmtiseion under the t e r m of t h i s qreement a re maintained a t sa t i s fac tory Navy standards, they w i l l be subject to the routine material inspection normally conducted by the Navy f o r naval c r a f t , The scheduling of these inspections w i l l be mutually agreed upon by representat ives of the Navy and AEC i n the f i e l d
"5. a , Upon tranefer of Naval c r a f t from the Navy to the ABC and re turn of such c r a f t to the .Navy by the AEC, j o in t inspections of c r a f t so transferred o r returned w i l l be conducted. Such inspections w i l l be conducted by an appropriate board appointed jo in t ly by the Connnander i n Chief, U. S. Paci f ic F l e e t and the Manqer, Albuquer- que Operations Office, AEC and composed of both Navy and AEC members, The repor ts of the above board w i l l be ircmizid i n s u f f i c i e n t d e t a i l to enable alloca- t ions t o be made, upon re tu rn of c r a f t to the Navy, of repai r cos ts properly chargeable t o each party i n con- formance with t h i s agreement. These reports w i l l be forwarded to the Bureau of Shipe v i a the Naval command f r a n which the c r a f t a re obtained and the Commcmder i n Chief, U. S, Paci f ic F lee t with copies of the or ig ina l and a l l endorsements to the Chief of Naval Operatione, AEC Washington, other AEC agencies and Naval material bureaus aa appropriate. The work t o be performed i n re- pair ing c r a f t and a l locat ion of costa properly charge- able to each par ty for.. t h a t work w i l l , b e resolved by the above boards i n the f i e l d , and only such i t e m d l which cannot be reaolved sat isfact&ly by them w i l l be referred to the Chief of Naval Operations and the Atomfc Energy Comission. The BEC is responsible f o r funding only the torts necessary to r e s to re c r a f t to a material condition comparable to tha t exis t ing when received, I n determining the cos ts chargeable to AEC, consideration w i l l be given to the e f fec t s of normal wear and tear . Noraml over- head w i l l be included i n computing cos ts chargeable to the AEC*
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b I f subsequent t o comnencing repa i r s on c r a f t , the Navy determines tha t addit ional work is necessary beyond t h a t agreed t o i n i t i a l l y by the above j o i n t boards, the AEC s h a l l not be responeible fo r any port ion of the funds covering the addit ional work u n t i l such t h e as a jo in t board as outl ined above has convened and agreed t o an apportionment of the addit ional cos tr between the Atomic Energy C o d r s i o n and the Navy.
"c. The Atomic Energy Cormeiseion s h a l l not be l i a b l e f o r payment f o r loss of Naval c r a f t i n i t s custody. Final act ion by tLe Department of the Navy t o s t r i k e a c r a f t w i l l l ikewise r e l i eve the AEC f r m obligat ion to e f f e c t r epa i r s to t h a t pa r t i cu la r naval c r a f t .
"6. Any c r a f t loaned to the AEC, i f required f o r Navy use p r io r t o completion of the work f o r which obtained, s h a l l be returned to the Navy custody upon request
. on t h i r t y days ' notice . " 5 . The t ransfer of subsistence i n kind a t the off-continent
tee t sites between the AEC and the mi l i t a ry is authorized. Each agency w i l l refmburse the other f o r meals eaten aehore o r on board ship by i t s personnel i n the messes of the other . Prices fo r meals served by messes on shore w i l l be established by mutual agreement, Pr ices f o r meals furnished on board rh ip w i l l be established by Navy and Mil i ta ry Sea Transportation Service (MSTS) direc t ives . Appropriate records w i l l be kept a t both AEC and Armed Forces messes which w i l l pennit periodic reconci l ia t ion of accounte.
6. Cross-servicing i s authorized between elements of the DOD and the AEC and its contractors. Speci f ic authorizat ion w i l l be issued i n accordance with standards mutually agree- able t o the Albuquerque Operations Office ( ALOO) and =he J o i n t Task Force (JTF) . The cos t of reimbursable work per- formed i n connection with cross-servicing authorizat ions w i l l be a c c ~ l a t e d and b i l l e d i n accordance with the otrndard accounting prac t ices of the performing agency.
7. A delineat ion of r e spons ib i l i t i e s , and a method fo r the administration, performance, and report ing of stevedoring operations a t of f-continent s i t e s , involving r tevedoring labor and equipment and including marine c r a f t and c r a f t operators fo r loading and off-loading supplies , materials ,
and equipneat t o o r fram ships at off-continent s i t e s w i l l be arrived at by a separate Stevedoring Agreement between tht ALOO and the JTF.
8. Except for'matters covered in sub-paragraph ~4 above, decieions on interpretations of these provisions o r on allocation of specific coats shall be the joint responsibility of the Task Force Cammander for the DOD and the Manager, ALOO, for the AEC.
C COSTS AND RESPONSIBILITBS TO HE ASSUMED BY AEC IEI SUPPCPiT 03' lVUCI%AR TEST OPERATIONS
1. Cost of and construction of all base f a c i l i t i e s at the off- continent t e s t s i t e s required by the AlX for mili tary and AEC support of t e s t operations.
2. Cost of maintenance of all base f a c i l i t i e s (buildings, structures, installed equipment, roads and a i r s t r ips , piers, POL and u t i l i t y systems, and c ~ i c a t i o n s systems) at the off-continent t e s t s i t e s which have been provided for or by the AEC for support of t e s t operations, except tha t the DOD will be responsible for the establiehment and maintenance of a JTF communications center and mili tary communications and navigation systems which may be required in support of t e s t operations.
3. Cost of operation of a l l fixed plant and u t i l i t y systems (power, water, sewage, POL, and c~srmunications ) provided by, or for the AEC for support of t e s t operations except tha t the DOD w i l l be responsible for operation of a JTF commun- ications center and mili tary communication and navigation systems which may be required in aupport of t e s t operations.
4. Cost of a l l e q u i p n t , sqpplies, and material purchased by the Armed Forces a t the specific request of the AEC.
5 . Cost of modifications of material and equipment when such modificatione are made a t the specific request of the AEC, except tha t modifications t o ships and a i r c r a f t may be subject t o mutual agreement as t o the pro r a t a share of cost.
6 Cost of a~ normal AEC administration, including salaries, subsistence, per diem, etc., of personnel employed by the AEC and its contractors in connection with the AECfs pro- jects and propans.
7. Cost of expendable supplies f'urnished t o the AEC and its contractors from military stocks.
8. Cost of a l l packing, handling, and crating of Anned Forces material and equipnent requested by the AEC .
9. Cost of and operation of all mess halls located ashore at off-continent t e s t aitea except such messes the DOD chooses t o operate for its own purposes.
10. Cost of an8 operation of land transportation fac i l i t i e s a t off-continent t e s t s i tea except such f a c i l i t i e s the W D chooses t o operate for its own purposes.
ll. Coat of and operation of a boat pool i f rewired fo r essential inter-island and ship-to-shore services.
12. All costa of 'experimental projects of primary interest t o the AEC except where jointly finded by mutual agree- m e l t .
13. Cost of and operation of the Radiological Support function except for those aspects that are required by military procedures t o be performed by the DOD.
D- COSTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES TO BE ASSUMED BY IEP- OF DDENSE IM STJPPCBII OF MUCWE! TEST OPEI(AT10NS
1. Cost of construction of all base f ac i l i t i e s at off-continent test s i t e s required by the DOD for other than direct support of AEC t e s t operations.
2. Coat of construction of other f ac i l i t i e s at off-continent. t e s t s i t e s required by the lX)D for support of DOD experi- mental projects .
3. Cost o f a l l equipaent, materials, and supplies furnished by the Armed Forces except the costs of such items when they are purchased at the specific request of the AEC, and except the costs of eaendable supplies furnished the AEC or its contractors f rom military stocks.
4. Costs of transportation for all personnel, equipnent, and supplies between the COlOUS and the off-continent t e s t s i t e s when moving by military controlled transportation. The MC w i l l pay charges for the packing, crating, and
handling of items intended f o r AEC uee.
5 . Cost of operations of a11 Armed Forces components assigned to the JTF,
6 . Cost of a l l normal armed forces administration, including pay, eubaie tence , and t raval of a1 1 personnel, both c i v i l i a n and mi l i ta ry , cmployed by the Armed Forces with the exception tha t the AEC w i l l reimburse the DOD fo r t ravel aad snbsis tence of thea e Armed Forces c i v i l i a n employees on loan to the AEC and performing functiona i n i t s behalf.
7. A l l coets of experimental projects of primary i n t e r e a t to the Armed Forces except where jo in t ly funded by rmitual agreement. Aa requested by the DOD, construction w i l l be performed by the ABC on a reimbursable baoi.8.
8. Cost of establishment, operation and maintenance of a JTP copanunications center and a l l mi l i ta ly cormnunications eye tmm including thoee required fo r weather rcconnai seance, and navigation syetems which m y be required i n support of tee t operations.
9. Operation of liairron and support a i r c r a f t and the cos ts a r i s iug therefrom t o s a t i s f y requirements of the m i l i t a w , and AEC and i te con t r ac tors .
10. Operation of necessary weather reconnaisrance, and search m d rescue service and the cos ts a r i s i n g therefrom.
11. Operation of a l l boats and shipe, except for c r a f t covered by paragraph B4, and the con t e a r i s i n g 'therefrom required fo r an operation. However, the ARC a h a l l be responoible f o r cos ts ar ioing from the ac t iva t ion and operation of ships required by the AEC sole ly a s platforms f o r diagnost ic in- strumentation and fo r which operat ional f l e e t ships are not avai lable.
12. Cost of operation and maintenance of AEC equipment and material which may be loaned to the Armed Forces, and of mi l i ta ry equipment; provided t h a t AEC w i l l , upon requeet and within i t s capab i l i t i e s , perform maintenmce on ouch equipment and material on a reimbursable bas is .
13. Security protect ion i n accordance with jo in t ly developed standards fo r f a c i l i t i e s u t i l i z e d by the AEC o r i ts con- t r ac tors.
E. COST REPORTING
1. The Task Force Comnder aha l l specify the program and projec ts fo r which coat da ta a r e required.
2. The program and project8 w i l l be c l ea r ly defined to permit accurate COO t accounting,
3. The cos t da ta to be furnished by the AEC and the pa r t i - cipat ing mi l i ta ry agencies of the DOD w i l l be breed on uniform principle8 as agreed upon between the Task Force Conmpader and the Manager, Albuquerque Operations Off ice .
F* FUNDING
1. Deputment of Defense.
a. Funding responmibilities w i l l be assigned to the Task Force Conmarnder under such regulat ions a s may be prescribed by the Secretary of Defense.
2. Atomic Energy Comdasion.
a. Funding w i l l be by a l locat ion from AEC appropria- t ions.
b. Funding responsib i l i t ieo w i l l be assigned to the Manager, Albuquerque Operations Office, under xegu- l a t ions prescribed by the General Hanagex.
1. This agreement has been wri t ten i n the broademt t e r m pomsible t o provide f l e x i b i l i t y fox meeting changing conditions. Terms and conditions outl ined above, with the exception of matters pertaining t o the loan of marine c r a f t covered i n Section B4, say be changed a t any time by mutual agreement of the Commnder, J o i n t Task Force, on behalf of the Department of Defense, and the Manager, Albuquerque Operations Office, on behalf of the Atomic
Energy Cammission. Should they not agree, the question shall be referred to higher authority for decision.
/s/ A. R. Iuedecke M&& 12, 1962 /s/ Gerald W. Johnson March 16, 1962
FOR !j3iE A'PCMIC E3iXWY CCMMISSION: FOR !EE lEPARWNT OF IEFEmSE:
EENRUARTERS, TASK GROWP 8.5 Ias Vegas, Nevada 22 March 1962
Tab 1 (~espons ib i l i t i e s a t Christmas blend) to Appendix 2 (AEC-DOD Costs and ~ e s p o n s i b i l i t i e s ) t o Annex B (~dminis t ra t ion and b g i e t i c s ) to Operation Plan 2-1-62 - TG 8.5
UN*D STATES AND UmmD KIlOGDaM
FQR USE OF C B R I S W ISLAND
FOR N U C M !l!ESTING
M m s
'maRANm OF uIvDRGTrnING C O r n I N G AIMIIJLSTRATIVE:, FINMCIAL
AND SCIENTIFIC C0Z;LABORATIOm ARRANGEMElRE FOR TEE USE OF CHRIS'IMAS
ISLAND BY 'THE UMlTED S T m S GOVERNMENT IX CONmECTION W l T B TJ3E
PROGRAESME OF NUCIEAR TESTS DISCUSSED BY TRE PRESIDENT AND PRIME
MINISTER AT EEIWDA 1961
"Safety of Persons and Property
7. (a) !be United States Government will sa t i s fy the United Kingdom Gov't tha t aU. necessary measures have been taken t o ensure tha t any t e s t s carried out fram Christmas Island under the t e n of t h i s Memorandum do not cause injury o r damage t o persons o r property.
(b) No t e s t w i l l be carried out fram Christmas 1s-d unless the United Kingdom Government are sa t i s f ied -
(1) that the safety precautions which they consider t o be necessary f o r the proposed test; have been taken; and
( i f ) that the W e t y ceditiema are u u i t a U fo r the pm- peued tarf.
(c) A J*W Safety Camittee w i l l be e r t a b l l r b d am the I s l u P with suitable Uhited Ifi4ilaa repmsemtatier, IacluiUg the UaitsP IOy& Bwe C.PIIlder, Tih. Yill be reqmnmible, n behalf rf llsr Wl;fQatyfa Gwemmmmt, f a r bci- whether the requirraeata ef -@ 7(b) r b m hrvc beer uatfafiedl In rsspeet sf uy mi- ouhr t t 6 t .
8. (a) Geacral eamtrol of access te miatrrsrr Bland will be vested i a thc United WyaaPr m e Camaaer ( t e whom the Residmt Carirrsiorer ha8 agreed t o delegate th ia raupom~~ibility), u d w i l l be exerelsed arm* bdev~lhlt C o a t r o b , a t tha port u d a i r f ie ld , lhtry p a t s lsruad f a r air, grrrpgre will f a n the b r s h fmr Internal W e t y p rec rp t i e~s such wt azsteriag am4 wemag at &et t-a. !Bey will uuprssda, far the durutiem or thia M e m s r u b orly, the cxiat i rg reqpiranr4olt for visaa.
(b) Security cantml of rcceur to United States irrtaUatiem where the pmteoti- of Urnitsdl Stater e l r r r i f i e 8 i.rowti6m la a- velvcd will be exerched by the United Strteu Task Farcce CmaamBer.
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( i ) u t e r i r l a u d equip.wrt imparted by u P for the w a ef the United S t r k o Fmrues, c i d r(@reies of the United States GeverulcnC u t3 United Statea centnctors f@r the puqwrreu of t h i u MemvrudtP md, if requlrad, certifiadl as mcbr 6n of the United Slates Gt~vermment;
( i i ) the p r a a u l effect8 and haurrahold &pa& lrportea by Whited States F~rttB6, members thelbgf, s f f i c i r l a of o i v i l agemeier af the VTiteU S k t e a Govcr~6lrt, United States centrrctors u d co*rrctrr psrsmel on first rrrival i. the IaUa er witbIa rix wntbrr t lasrtri ter u a related therete.
(b) He excise, c#rtqption or ether duty w i l l bar levied or ekrrged en ary (nb or msterlala prrrehued locally by er far use of the United States Geval...srt for the pupcpaes of this H e m e r u d m .
(c) Where the le@. i a a i h e e sf axy forr of tuP;tlon in the G i l b e r t u d Ellice IsLuds Celrry depends em residslrce a r &ia.Ue; periesb during which VIited Stater Forests, afficl8l8 af c ivi l agencies of thc UliCsB Stater Gownuhlt, Unite& States c o r b t o r a sr c e n t ~ ~ ~ b r persnusl are ir the Coltmy solely by r s u r o ~ af this M-TU~WM win ~t c ~ r i a e m d WIQ- of reridenee (ar rs creathg r change af r a s i h c e or duntcib) for the prrposss af such t rxr tbn. Unite4 -tea lhreer, efficir ls sf civil ageaeies of the Qnitea States G.vermentj United Stater certrrctera u d c m t w t o r gemamel w i l l be exempt from turrtien ia the Calomy er the r8h-y u l emlaments received by them .s arch utl er u y taaglbls meverble preperty and en the owmerdip of ruch praperty Which IS h ths C @ l @ v s@ltlJ by mu61 @f tbi8 ~ I W & I U *
( 8 ) Hotlriy la this paragxaph 10 iat4lrW to p r e m t k c r t i o r af United Stater F.rcea, members thereaf, c9fficirls ef civil. agencies e i the United States Gavatmment, Umited Strtaa eamtxsctom u d cam- fr8ct.r perremael wia respect t a aay grefitable emteyprire ather thu their employmemt rs uueh is which t h y may engage in t&e Caleny: udl except rs regarb r r la ry ard emhamants md the tangible raveable prsporty referred k In the p r e c e w 6ub=pamgmph, noth4g l a this pazagra@~ l r IatcmdRd prevent taxatlor b which, if m g m d W r e 8 i b t Or ddli~ilbi l ~ ~ W i a b the C@[email protected] # U G ~ rrd liable uder the law af the Calaw.
(e) Uaited S k t e a GBvemnt V6Lielar vlll be o x q t e i l frm all. fees, t u t e ~ uQ other elurgen. Each vehicle will culy in aditition t a its reglsfrrtiam number I, UtZmct ~ t i m a l i t y mwk Ia f r o ~ 0 u B rear. A list of all =oh vehicler u a thelr regis~rr t ioa ntambrs vill bQ Punished te the Govsru~wrt of the Cow.
(f) %be 8uth.rities of the Ulited States Tarear u d af tLs C.hmy will callaborate k Earsurer t a be taken to pro-t alme ef the privileges referred te k this paragraplr.
"Allocrtian of Carts
10- (a) Exaept u othemlae s t a k a la thir Memoran-, the UmiteQ Stated G m r r ~ r a r t will b u r -
( i ) the full coat of preparing for, providing, operating wd maintaining the f ac i l i t i e s used in the trials, of taking such precautionary measures as the United Kingdom Gomrnment consfder necessary, and of any assistance afforded by the United Kingdom Govenrment .
by agreement w i t h the United States Government.
( t i ) The costs referred t o 3n paragraph ~ ( e ) below.
(b) ( i ) It is the intention of the Government of the United Kingdm t o provide, at the i r expense, lend agreed t o be essential for the purposes covered by th i s Memorandum; the land t o belong t o the Government of the G i l b e r t and Ellfce Island6 Colony but t o be made available for the above purposes for as long as it is agreed t o be needed for those purposes. When no longer needed, such land, w i t h any buildings o r structures left; on it including the proceeds of the i r sale w i l l be entirely at the disposal of the Government of the Gilbert and Ellice Islands Colony, any reinstatement neceesary being carried out at the i r cost.
( i i ) If a t the request of the Government of the United States, any building o r structure is erected o r de- molished for the purposes covered by t h i s Mewrandurn, the cost of so doing w U be borne by tha t Gavernment.
( i i i ) A t the conclusion of the ac t iv i t ies for which th ie Memorandum provides the United States G o v e ~ e n t w i l l - (a) i P so requested by the United Kingdam Government
reinatate Into the cmdition in which they were immediately prior t o the conmencement of th is Memorandum all buildings, structures ( including without predudice t o the generality of the phrase, roade, runways and hard standings) and plant which have been made available t o o r used by the United States Forces o r other personnel present for the purposes of this Memorandum; or
(b) if JO requested by the United Kingdom Govermnent, reimburse t o the United Kingdm Government my costs incurred by that Government in such rein- statement; or, in the csee of plant, vehicles and
equimmt *iCh CUJB~ be ecanaPic8uy rub- ~t8 te4# r mm ir reegsct of the depreci.tlor of sueh p h t # vehicles rad quipraO due t~ use by a r far the Umitedi Staterr Fmrees m r arther persmnmel prereat fer the purpmres af t h l a WeMmaur.
=.(a) If ~y persmr ether tllU TJlit~a staten m u l t u l y mrsmmael u B United States OBverplmrt civi l+ p e ~ e m e l shall suffer death, iajury or siekmmrr and if any pereon, corporation, f i r r m r atkar organizatior, sr cmlonirl rcibriristmtian, 6hall 6uffer less car lure as a rerult of any af the f m l l m i q -
(i) irrlalag radiatiaru f m m nuclear fbel, rrdlioaetive u t e r i r l , nuclur mapom, other mlear apparatru rr caqmemtr ef ruclsrr WQI- or ether m~zlear i ~ ~ , ei e r e a m i ~ e d to or by t&e Uaited States ' J m e 8 OF their 15uppsetimg ehmmtr, a r ftu M a - active Wt.# *ether gaa..ru, 11qu~d a r n e ~ & , mi.& f'rmm tLn activi0ier ei lihare ferces;
( i i ) u axplesiar, datonutior er m l f m e t l n i y ef a ~~ w a r n 0 m t h ~ ' B U Q ~ W -8$UE @F 8 ~ m m t a? IC suelew maper a r other ruelear applrratun of or em- rrignedl te a r by tkmse farces;
( i i i ) an ecotrrmnce c w e d whew a r ir part, dlmtt ly or lxdirsctlg by (i) e r ( la) above;
(iv) p2?ee5lufiam8 t&en rgrmt caatuiBatian - m r a p m t hrrritzl effects, af ( i ) , (ii) ar ( i i i ) abve,
it is tke latentiom af the Gwamwmt oi the Uritaa S b t e r that full eammsrtior vlll bs ptl to rueh pxwors, e@xporatlol., firm, ax @*er orgulzrtioma as rra rubJect to the jurimiuotior af the -baited K i y b ar the Cololrirl C.vemmemt, nm~ths tand lng that by reason af uy rmle af law the unit& 6t8tes Govcnuert ar I t s fcrtar or c i v i l i u capanent u y r a t be lQtrllJr rcrprrrible, u d r a t w l t h s t a r ~ that the claim a r b e r mt of the r rv ig f i e a m r eperatian m f s ship, er tLb 108ai4, carriage m r 8iscbr(g~ m i i t n em-; udl the e w t ir- curredl b mtisf'yiy such clriu, wil l . be b m e by the United Stater Gavenrert i. aeeorlhce vlth the ullugamemtr s e t etat i~ sub- -- (el be3ew.
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(b) If uy pernor dulL suffer death, hJury er mIckaeus, UQ if u~ pram, carporatimn, firrr OF o t k r ar&uizrtbm, or c.Umirl. admhlrtntiom, sbrll suffer lams e r durgto e r l r l y at ef rota er 0mI~r i .u ofrmmbera of the United States Ibrees or rtlrrr Unite8 Stater gerrenml wio are in the I.;LuQ fer tke purp8er of thir M ~ U Q N ~ done l a the parformaace o f ' i f f i c h l &*, e r & of uy other act, e~ l s r i em er ~CC\~IT(#CC fa r VLlch such lbraes 0r parreme1 are lew m r p e ~ l b l e (ether tBu he, b$uy, r i c h a s , la66 8r h g e cevered by rub-pwagmph (a) above) iull capem- srtiol will be paid uQ the c0sf l m t m e d l a srtisfylmg such clalma will be bane by the United States Gmrudat.
(e) X. partimhr, the U a i t e d Stater Gwermment w i l l pay full ccsrlpsnrrti6r rb~, u d met any eertr irmmel aa a result of -
( i ) lorass of eopnpradmtiom in the p h h t i o m em -ism u u d : thir b. by er u agreed sum paymmt;
( i i ) deterier8ti.m ef the p l u t r t i e n Y i i l e 3yhg Idle;
( i i i ) repatrimtiom ef labowr ur r reatllt ef cesmtion af UpezUtirPrr or the plutatiem;
(r) Uvsrriom of dipping fxwm ether es rea t l r l puSgauer (e .g4 msf b lmt i rg amd cepre cellectiem) rrr r n r u l t e i the rsprt~ut im u a m t ~ ~ i - t of ~rbrur ~ ~ i e - a t e ir rub-paragraw ( i l l ) u d (iv) above
(8) C l a i m in rcspeet of the 1 c t t . x ~ set rut ta the prsee&hg sub- gurqrplrr ef th i r paragrrph will be dealt w i t h u foU.0~1 -
(I) c la lm~ by c i t u - ef the mited ICiy- u d Cehnier, united iaagb u a colsrirl ~orpu.ata M U e r , u d elairs by tlQ ablairtratin ef aay Celany, a be dealt w i t h by the Govenu~l t af the United KhgBeP url the uutkbritie6 ef the United KlyCbm will -re appro- -* pry the 8uouat agreed - in a settlement, er acterrired by adjucUartimn In respect ef uy such clsir. There autherlties will rut be mquirsa t e a t ta rp t to recaver uy imdlsllity e r comtributiarr fxmm any GQ-r~1- mt ether tbu thrt of the United States, er f m m
any person who may be l i ab le wholly or in part t o the claimant. The whole actual amount of such 'pay- mnta xi11 be reimbursed t o the Government of the United Kingdom by the Goverament of the United States.
(ii) All other c la im w i l l be dealt with by the Government of the United States who w i l l s e t t l e , o r arrange for the determination of, such claims fn t h e i r discretion. In no circumstances shal l any indemnity o r contribution be expected from the Government of the United Kingdom, or from the administration of any colony, in respect of any payments eo made by the Government of the United States.
( e ) Any costs incurred by the Government of the United K@gdom in connection with the reception, transmission t o the Unitetl States Government, examination o r determination of, the claims referred t o in t h i s paragraph w i l l be borne by the United States Government; such costs w i l l include any legal costs o r expenses ar is ing directly o r indirectly out of such matters, whether incurred i n the Court6 of any State, o r i n the International Court of Justice, o r before any international commission, tribunal or body before which these matters may come, and including further any costs awarded againet the Government of the United Kingdom o r of any Colony by any such Court, commission, tribunal or body.
"St ient if i c ColLaboration
12. The Governments of the United States and the United Kingdom, having approved of the general nature and purposes of the nuclear t e s t programme t o be carried out fram Christmae Island, scientific data ar is ing from this series of t e s t s w i l l be exchanged subject t o the t e r n and conditions of the Agreement between the two Govern-, ments for Co-operation on the Uses of Atomic Energy fo r Mutual Defense Purposes (1958), as amended i n 1959, and such other Agree- ments a s may be relevant.
13. As a contribution towards scient i f ic collaboration i n the nuclear t e s t programe, the Government of the United Kingdm is prepared t o place a t the disposal of the Government of the United States such scient i f ic experience and instrumentation techniques, developed during Brit ish nuclear tes t ing pmQrBmmes, as may now be of value i n the further United States t e s t s .
14. %be ~ e h i m r ~ r for eeatre-g tho - m e a d U r a e m i m f w af iJ.nrti- ul aeeurity praeedwcms, requiral fer ul arWal%ahal raQsr tha oxiuting Agre-t far Co-opratiea an ma Urarr ef A w e Plargy fer Mutual Defermse hrperes, will rgply to all axcLurl;ca, rriuirg from cal labrat ion in the pmpeued aeries of UnlteQ Stater te r t r , IsvelvLmg c b a i f led4 nuclear ilefemse infamatien.
15. (a) With the exception of the mmagemmts mt out in paygraphs 10 a d 11 rbevs, tkia H e m r u & . w i 1 1 mi. in effeet f a r the p r i e l of ens year. It rry be renewed for sueh firt)rer period r r may be agreed betweem the n i t e l Kiagdmm Government u d the Unitel Gktea Owsxmemt rs the result of a J0i.t r ev im imstitutel rt the request af the United Statas Govclp.nt. Such r requaat will be ulQ net l a t e r tksa aime mont;ks frm the b t a on which this H a m ~ l u r r bscorar effective.
(b) m a uruq9larts se t out ia prrrprpka 10 am& 11 rbave with respect t a mlmtktoment, dsprscirtlan, m a t af aorta, treahemt ul grYMlrt af claim, w i l l remi. effective a f t e r t h i r M e m r ( u & eeuea to b v e effect ia rcorriIamce with sub-purgra* (a) of t h i n p.rrgrrpL. 'I
liWJQUARl!ERS, TASK GROUP 8.5 I ~ B Vegas, Nevada 22 March 1962
Tab 2 (Interpretation of US-UK Memorandum of understanding) t o Appendix 2 (AEC-DOD Costs and Responsibilities) t o Annex B (~dminis t ra t ion and I ~ g i b t i c s ) t o Operation Plan 2-1-62 - TG 8.5
1. This Annex provides an interpretation of certain portions of the Memorandum of Understanding fo r the use of Christmas Island for nuclear tes t ing.
a . Criminal Jurisdict ion
IA?@ review of the document by the Judge Advocate, JTF-8 and conferbces with the General Counsel DOD, AEC and the Department of Sta te disclosed the following with respect t o criminaLL Jurisdiction over part icipating U . S . personnel :
(1) A l l U. S . nationals, mil i tary and civil ian, a re required t o observe loca l United Kingdom l a w s and regulations while on the island. The United Kingdom has retained primary juriediction over t r i v i a l o r minor offenses against UK laws by both U.S. mil i tary personnel and U. S. c iv i l ians on the Island.
(2) 'Phe United Kingdom has waived i n advance her claim of criminal jurisdict ion aver members of the United States b e d Forces on the Island fo r all offenses except t r i v i a l offenses. Members of the U .S . Armed Forces accused of serioua offenses against loca l UKlawa w i l l be released t o U.S. mil i tary authori t ies f o r trial by courts -martial or other appropriate disposition.
(3) AEC, Holmes & Narver and a l l other U .S . c iv i l i an personnel on the island a re not subject t o the Universal Code of M i l i t a r y Just ice or other U.S. mi l i tary criminal jurisdict ion. mere fore the waiver of UK jurisdict ion expresoed in paragraph (2) above grants no benefit t o U.S. c i v i l i w . Such c ivi l ians remain subject t o loca l UK laws and UK courts fo r al l offenses againet loca l Island law.
An inform81 understanding with the United Kiagdem is being oought whereby loca l UK au tho r i t i e r w i l l r e f r a i n from placing U,S . c iv i l i an8 i a c h f inamcat o r subjecting them to t r i a l i n l oca l courts u n t i l a p r io r conference with U.S. a u t h ~ r i t i e n har been held.
b. Allocation of Certr
(1) It i r not intended that: the epec i f i c items requir ing reimbursement to the United Kingdom o r the amountr concerned need be establ ished st the e r+re t . However, i t Lo neceamary t h a t ruch minimum recordo be kept a r a r e required t e permit equi tab le determinatior a t a l a t e r da te of the upwnta due the United Wngdom,
(2) An agreement by the United Kingdom t o the following gea t r a l p r inc ip les i r being requested:
a) There w i l l be no charge f o r the use by the United S ta t e s of any buildings, r t ruc tu re r , f a c i l i t i e s , equipmeats and suppl ier ava i lab le on Chtir tmar I s laad i f there are returned en completion of the Operation i n a condition equivalent to t h a t which obtained when U.S. ura e r acceptance com~enced.
(b) There w i l l be no charge fo r normal de te r iora t ion of buildings, r t ruc tures , and long- Lived equip- mcnts (such a r power, sewerage, water l i n e r and plamta) which occur8 during the period of use, providing a s a t i r f ac to ry degree of mainteaance is applied.
(c) There w i l l be no charge fo r de t e r io ra t ion through normal wear and tear of i tenu vhfch the UIC has no in ten t ion 0f ever r~ppoving frem the Inland (such a s barracks furn i ture) , providing rearonable care is taken i n t h e i r protect ion m d use.
(dl There w i l l be no charge f o r the use of spare pa r t s t h a t may be ava i lab le i n I s land ,stock for nuchiner and equipment, providing there rpare pa r t s a r e needed t o place the machines and equipment i n normal operating condition o r to
care f o r noruul maintenance of UK planto. There w i l l be a charge fo r par ta t h a t muat be procured a t the requert of the U.S. au tho r i t i e r e r replaced by the UK from rsurces outs ide the Is land, o r i f they a r e necessary because of U.S. misuse or accident with the p lan t concerned.
( t ) The U.S. a h a l l brve the r i g h t to rclPove any pipel ine, r t ructure, quipmcnt o r f a c i l i t y from the Island following the t e r t o which war in s t a l l ed o r conrtructed a t U.S. expewe, ao long aa the sa id removal w i l l not r e s u l t i n se r iour daaage to pre-existing UK buildingr, lauds o r f a c i l i t i e r .
c. Safaty of Perrons and Preperty
(1) Radiation background leve ls w i l l be determined by a U.S. Bio-Environmental program t o be e r tab l i rhed undar CJTG 8.5 using USAEC DBX centractore . It is not intended that t h i s pragtam be 8 j o in t US-UK e f f o r t under the J o i n t Safety Committee eatabliobed by paragraph 7 of the basic Memorandum of Underr tanding.
HEADQUARTERS, TASK GROUP 8.5 tu Vegps, Revads 22 March 1962
Appendix 3 (Comaand Program Schedule TG 8.5) to Annut B (Admimiatration and fiogiatics) t o Operatioa Plan 2-1-62 - TG 8.5
1. Conm8nd Program Schedule TG 8.5 w i l l i den t i fy a l l major t u k o f o r which TG 8.5 is responsible i n auppozt of Operation DOIIZNIC.
2. Reopenaibili t iee f s r preparation, p u i n t e ~ n c e and r epe r t i ag a r e provided below:
a. , Headqua t e r r TG 8.5 (Rear) . (1) Review ef a t a t u s reper t s , receroary revis ion, cerrec-
t i o n and aubPDfroien t o higher headquarterr.
(2) Addition o r de le t ion of i t m a u required.
(3) Diat r ibu t i sn to agencico e f i n t e r u t .
b. TU 8.5.1 (W, Lor Annelerl.
(1) Preparation of Mar t e r TG 8.5 Comu8nd Pregram Schedule including:
(a) Itam idemtifled o r d i rec ted by Hq. JTF-8 and TG 8.5 (Rear).
(b) Msjer it- of i n t e r e s t er concern to % 8.5 - including: - ..
(By Sepsrate h c a t i o n )
Engineering Con8 t r uc t i e n Logia t i c supper t Caemunicati@nr Medical Persannel Recennaiaarmce Important Au ths r l za t ion~
Preparation of Plans BS tabllahment of Headquarters or A r eaa of Work
(2) Locations :
Master Ccnmnand Central Schedules w i l l be prepared fo r the following locations:
Home Off ice, Los Angeles, California Long Beach, California Oahu ( to include) :
Bonolulu Barber 'a Po i n t Hickam Island Ford Island Other
Canton Christmas Island French Frigate Shoals Hawaii Johns ton . Is ., land Kaual k l d e n Ialand Haui Palmyra Island Baratonga Tongareva Tongatabu Tutuila Vf ta-Levu Other Locations of Support In terer t to CDR TG 8.5.
(3) Format:
The s t a tus report w i l l provide for:
(a) Identif lcat ion of the reporting element.
(b) Level of e f fo r t involved.
(c) Planned beginoing and required date (bar chart form).
(d) Status.
(e) Remerka o r comments to identify progress o r problem area.
(4) Reporting Frequency:
(a) Reports w i l l be provided oa a bi-weekly b r s i s .
(b) Interim teletype reports . ) Signif icant change itmu, s ince l a s t report.
Q) Hajor problem areas.
(3) Assistance or authori ty required.
c. Paci f ic Operrtioae Branch.
(1) Report weekly by teletype the followiag:
(a) Major problem areas.
(b) Authorizrtiona o r aes is tance required.
d. Distribution of Reports.
Biweekly s ta tue reports and weekly teletype reportr w i l l be distr ibuted as follows. Number of copies of biweekly re- ports indicated:
(a) CDR TG 8.5 (Rear), Larr Vegas . (5 copies)
(b) Chief, U C , Los Angelee Branch. (1 COPY)
(c) Project Ewineer , Paci f ic Operatione (2 c o p i u ) Branch, Honolulu, Hq. TG 8.5 (Main) .
(d) Project Engineer, Johna ton Is land (1 COPY) Sec t ioa .
(el Project Engineer, Christaua Island (1 COPY) Section.
(f) JTF-8 (Bear), ATTN: 3-4, Washington, D.C.
(5 copies)
(g) Hq. JTP-8, (Ford Islrnd), ATTN: 3-4 (5 copies)
(h) JohneWn Section only, CDR TG 8.6 , (2 copies) Johns ton Ie land,
(i) Christmas Section only, CDR TG 8.7 (2 copies) Chris tmas Ia land.
(2) By Projsc t Engineer, Pac i f ic Operatione Brmch:
(a) CDR TG 8.5 (Rear), Pac i f ic Operations Branch.
(b) Chief, Lo8 Angela Brmch.
HEADQUAETEBS , TASK GROUP 8 -5 Lao Vegao, Nevada 22 March 1962
Appendix 4 (Arrival Instructiono) to Annex B (Administration and Ingist ico) t o Operation Plan 2-1-62 - TG 8.5
1. Arrival Instruct ions a t Major Job Lgcationo . Upon a r r i v a l i n the forward area, pereonnel w i l l be received in to the a r r iva l procedure which includes ident i f ica t ion , oecurity briefing, clearance, and baggage inspection f o r con- traband i t a m . After re lease from the a r r i v a l procedure, peroomel w i l l normally be met by repreeentativeo of the i r appropriate Task Group f o r transportation and fur ther pro- cesoing.
2. Fac i l i t i eo . a. Lodging.
Aooignment of quart tro is the responsibi l i ty of the EIGrEI Camp Superv i~or .
b . Subsis tencc.
Schedulecr of Hero Hall houro fo r each Task Unit w i l l be publicized through bul le t ins .
c. Other Services and Fac i l i t i e s .
Laundry, Poet Exchange, mail, barber, rafreohment barr, and religious services, to the extent provided w f l l be de ta i led i n jobsi te bullet in8 and SOP-PACOP.
HUDQUABTERS, TASK GROUP 8.5 L a Vegas, Nevada 22 March 1962
Appendix 5 (Medicat Pac i l i t i a r ) to Annex B (Administration urd Logie t ics ) to Operation Plan 2-1-62 - TG 8.5
1. Xedi c a l Fac i l i t i e s .
a. MLN (TU 8.5.1) w i l l operate infirmrrieo a t major job loca- tione, aunaed by a t lerst one doctor, one dent ia t , .nd one head nurse. These f a c i l i t i e s w i l l be available t o a11 t a sk Force personnel. A t minor job locations, medical services wi l l be limited to f i r s t aid f a c i l i t i e s .
b4 The capabil i ty for medical evacuation by a i r to Hawaii o r some other appropriate hoopital w i l l be maintained a t each s i t e where a i rpor t s a r e available. Evacuation by ohip w i l l be used from other s i t e s , i f necaosary.
2. Location.
a. Medical f a c i l i t i e o of TU 8.5.1 a r e planned a t the following loca tioas:
(1) Johns ton Is land,
(2) Christama Island
b. TU 8.5.1 w i l l contact physicians i n the following u e r o and announce this infortmtion to Project par t ic ipants
Costs for medical treatment would be defrayed under establiohed contract proviriohs of the par t ic ipa t ing Contractor.
(Contact Arran8emcnte Only) 1 -
Uuai Island M.ui 181.nd Rawaii Ioland Oahu Island Tutuilr Iolaad .(America 9-8)
HEADQUARTXRS, TASK GBDUP 8.5 h a Vegaa, Nevada 22 M c h 1962
Annex C (Tentative Schedule of Events) t o Operation Plan 2-1-62, TG 8.5
Thie schedule is included t o provide $nformrtion .e t o l e v e l n f e f f o r t and time in t e rva l s . Frequent Changes i n device and y i e l d are an t ic ipa ted .
Proposed Technical Shot - Code Nme Sponsor Yield Date TyDc
Adobe Aztec Arkansas Rosebud C e r t i f i c a t Y &on Mesill. I n t ~ r c e d e MIS kegon Yeao Bncino Urr-ca S wanee Quea t a I d e Chetco Swordfish Sunset T m m a Bluegi l l ,Angel, F i r e 0 towi P e t i t S t a r f i s h Bighorn Truckee C a l r . r a s
Bound
U S L LASL LBL LAS L DOD LRL LASL WD LRL, LASL LBSL AEC LBt LASL LASL LBL WD LASL LBL W D DOD LASL LEU4 DOD LILL LRL LRL
Apri l 23 Apr i l 25 A p r i l 27 Apr i l 30 Hay 1
2 M.Y 4 h Y 5 May 9 m y 11 m y 14 May 15 May 16 May 18 May 21 M Y 23 Hay 25 m y 28 May 30 June 1 June 4 June 11 June 13 June 15 June 20 June 27 J u l y 4
Airdrop Airdrop Airdrop Airdrop Thor Missile Airdrop Airdrop Operat ional Airdrop Airdrop Airdrop Air drop Airdrop Airdrop Airdrop Airdrop Underwater Airdrop Airdrop Thor Miss i le Operat ional Airdrop Airdrop Thor H ios i l e Airdrop Airdrop Airdrop
J W S E. BEEVES
OFFICIAL: . - - ,. , _ _ _.- ... . .
HILLER . S- 3
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lOUDQJM, TASK GROUP 8.5 m Vew, IOuM& 22 wch 1962
h e x D (Security Plrr) to ~ p s r a t i o l PW 2-I-@, TO 8.5
h e 8 8 to certair .;reas umed ir c.13uacti.r with the camduoti r f teatr wiU be comtroUcd u d gemmed by a-8 Security Regulationre Such are- wffl irclude (durirg the eperatimal phase) :
a. J-tem and Chris- Islamdo extemdlmg three (3) r i l e r t6t the ae8.
b. 4 e r UP- durkg shot periad.8.
c . Areas i n Haw111 by Eq m-8.
d- Other i s l s r b w t e a d i a g three (3) r i l s s t e the sea used far sperrtiolu, ramrliag clrssif led irfmnutimm
a. AEC Civilian eaplmyeea - "Q".
be Clvilian employee8 of AEC cmmtractorrr:
(1) For opuratioul meeds irclucllrg ccmmmicati~ canters - "Q".
(2) Ewployeee ef r~ 8.5.1, except where "&ea Security Riak" (GSR) autherization i s ebtaired, - "L".
( 5 ) Ck uii after a "curtaff" date t o be announced by WCF-8, GSR rutharlzatieas in eperatinrrl amas w i l l be caacelled.
Access t o Restricted Data.
For P;EC employees and AEC contractor personnel access t o res t r ic ted data w i l l be on the basis of AEC clearances a8 follows :
a . Top Secret - "Q", plus certif.ication for 'Pop Secret by the Security Division, NOO.
b. Secret - "Q" . c . Confidential - "I,".
4. classification . Classification of documents is the responsibility of the originator. However, advice and assistance may be obtained froa Chief SQ Section or fmn Security Officer, Honolulu Section. If fbrther guidance is necessary, such guidance w i l l be obtained through supervisory channels from the Classification officer, JTF 8.
Security Infractions and Violations.
Security Wrac t ions and violations for participants of ?l!G 8.5 w i l l be reported promptly through supervisory channels t o the C E 8.5. The Security Officer, Honolulu Section and 3 -2, C' 8.5 w i l l a s s i s t the C!E 8.5 in determining responsibility, corrective action, and reporting the matter t o 52, Rq. JTF-8.
6. Security Indoctrination.
All p r e o n n e l w i l l be indoctrinated on importance of security t o Operation DCMINIC. Guidance w i l l be provided by Hq. J W ~ .
7. Responsibilities.
a . Hq. TO 8.5 ear)
(1) Provide basic requirements f o r security program.
(2) Prepam and distr ibute securlty programs measurn t o be taken by Hq. 8.5 advance and jobsite.
(3) Provide cbsgif icat ion assistance t o !IE 8.5.
(4) A o s i s t JTF-8 i n planning f o r and procuring badge sys teal.
(5) Coordinate with 8.5 elements and 8.1 TU's approved c l a s s i f i ed document channals fo r those organizationr a t forward a rea locat ions.
b . Hq . TC 8.5 (Pacif i c Operations Branch)
(1) Provide f o r badge systems a t locat ions rpcc i f i ed by Hq. JTP-8 and CTG 8.5.
(a) Deta i l s of JTF-8 badge syntem a r e r e t f o r t h i n JTF-8 Circular 2-2, dated 1 Peb 62, however, some general pr inc ip les of the system are:
Badges a r e color coded t o denote clearance.
A to t81 of 14 r e c u r i t y a rea designators a r e provided f o r on these badgeo. I d e n t i f i c a t i o n of s ecu r i ty areas by locat ions and assigned number has been d i a s d n r t e d by CJTF-8 i n revcra l TWX's to a l l comnand elunento.
A l l badge. w i l l be prepared a t t he JTF-8 badge o f f i c e i n the MATS terminal bldg., Rickuo AFB.
Badger as prepared may be releared i n bulk t o connand elements of JW-8 f o r d i s t r i b u t i o n within nuch organizations.
(2) Provide f o r r ecu r i ty of a reas a t forward location8 thereby:
TLT 8.5.1 provide c i v i l i a n guards f o r those ABC and contractor area8 not recured by forcer of Hq. JW-8.
(3) I n ~ u r a implementation of d i r ec t ives concerning cont ro l of prohibi ted item.
(4) Prepare and coordinate in8 t ruc t ions regarding a r r i v a l of personnel and de tec t ion of r e c u r i t y v i o l a t i s n r , prohibited itcms and inrpeccions t o i n ru re ra f rguarding of c l a s r i f ied matter.
( 5 ) PmviQe assistance ir interpreting claesif icatism guides.
(6) Malmtaln central f i l e s of clearrnces of AEC and eentractar persoanel la forward areas.
(7) Assume cuetody of test device8 at forward areas (ircludirg m u ) while access thereto is required by m ' e 8.1.1, 8.1.2 or 8.1.4.
(8) Provide SS accountability fbnctisa for C W ~ .
JAMES E. REEVES C C E M A W ~ 'R: 8.5
HEADQUARTERS , TASK CROUP 8.5 U s Vegas, Nevada 22 Uarch 1962
Annex E (Support to Me tcorological and Radiological Safe ty Operations) To Operations Plan 2-1-62, TC 8.5
1. SUPPO~ t to He t e o r o l o ~ i c a l Operations.
Based upon d i r ec t ives from Hq. m - 8 and !CG 8.5, the TU 8.5.1 is responsible for :
a . Conrtructing, r ehab i l i t a t i ng , equippiarg, support iag and a u i n t r i a i a g veather obrerver un i t s at:
(1) Palmyra Is land.
(2) Christnuo Is land.
(3) Johnoton Island.
(4) b l d e n Is land.
(5) Tutui la , American Samoa.
(6) Can ton Is land.
b. Providing necessary o f f i c e space f o r we as Base Weather S t a t ion and a s S t a f f Weather Unit/EE.zards Evaluation Unit a t Johnston Is land.
c . Providing necesoary o f f i c e space f o r use a s JTF-8 Weather Central, Base Weather S ta t ion , and S t a f f Weather Unit/Bazords Evaluation Unit a t Chris b a s Is land,
d. Providing necesrary howekeeping oerviceo f o r weather personnel a t above locat ions.
2. The Pac i f i c Operations Branch TG 8.5 is responsible f o r in- sur ing t h a t design and conrtruct ion of f a c i l i t i e s conform t o standards and requirements of Hq. JTF-8.
3. B d i o l o g i c a l Saf a t y Operations,
The I n d u s t r i a l aad Radiological Safety Advisor, TC 8.5, is reoponoible f o r planning and supervis ing rad io logica l s a fe ty of a l l personnel of TG 8.5. Detailed r e s p o n s i b i l i t i e s include :
a. Preparing i n collaboration with Hq. JTF-8 and TU 8.5.1 the TG 8.5 radiological safc ty plan f o r approval by CTG 8.5.
b . Providing, i n collaboration with TU 8.5.1, radiological safc ty services f o r TG 8.5 operations i n contaminated areas.
c. Providing radiological safe ty support to Hq. JTF-8 including radiological oafety equipment.
d. Assuring compli.ncc, by TG 8.5 personnel, of standards, exposures and procedures approved and/or directed by CTG 8.5.
e. Reporting radiological incident8 i n accordance with AEC and Hq, JTF-8 direct ives.
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HEADQUARTERS, TASK GROUP 8.5 Laa Vegar, Nevada 22 March 1962
Annex F (Natural Diaaater, Emergency Routine Evacuation a& Re- Entry Plan) To operations Plan 2-1-62, TC 8.5
1. This Annex provides ba8ic r a r p o n r i b i l i t i e r f o r the development and coordisr t ion of plane and procadures fo r the prer t rva t ion of l i f e and property i n implementing Annex LD Operatione Plan 2-62, Hq. JTF-8, oune subject. Definitions a r e contained i n the reference Operatione Plan.
a. Dep CDB TG 8.5.
(1) Par t ic ipa tes a s a continuiag member of the Evacuation Planning Coarrrit tee.
(2) Acts as Evacuatien Officer TG 8.5.
(3) Review8 a d approver f o r the CDR the TG 8.5 muster and evacuation planr , aasur$ng p o r i t i v e coordination with TU1r, 'PG1s and 89. J'PF-I.
b. Projec t Engineer (AEC) , Paci f ic Operatiota. Branch,
(1) Asrurnes r e r p o n e i b i l i t i t s of Dep CDB i n h i s abrence o r a t specif ied locationr.
(1) Prepares de ta i led p l rn r t o cover emergency and precautionary evacuation and re-entry of TG 8.5 peroonnel and material including:
(a) Arrange for movement of a l l pa t i en t s t o embarcation points t o type l i f t 8 recomaended by medical o f f i ce r s .
(b) Evacuate designated personnel and i tmu of equipment. '
(c) Secure 0-11 c r a f t which may be asrigired to TG 8.5.
(2) Maiataf PI capability for, emergency evacuation of . . personnel and equipment.
(3) Consolidate TG 8.5 reports and peraonuel accounting procedureo, reporting through Dep CDE TG 8 .5 .
( 4 ) Conduct rmoterr of 811 TO 8.5 personnel whea directed.
( 5 ) Preprxe neccrsary paotenger l i s t a md trbler of equipment M required.
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~ U A R I E R S , TASK GROUP 8.5 Lar V q u , Nevada 22 March 1962
dnncx G (Task Orgaui~at ion, JTF-8) t o Operatiom Plan 2-1-62, TG 8.5
Hq . JTP-8 U r j . Gcn. Alfred D. Starbird DEP CDR SCI D r . W i l l i a m B. Ogle DEP CDR NAVY BADM Lloyd If. Mus t i n , USlj DBP CDR AF Brig. Gen. John S. S ~ e l , USAF
TU 8.1.1 (LASL) TU 8.1.2 (W) m ~ ~ 1 . 3 (DASA) TU 8.1.4 (SC). Ta 8.1.5 (SSD)
D r . R. L. Arnodt' D r . Robert Gocckemaan Cole Leo Be Riley, USAF Mr. Don B. Shwte r Col. E. ,A. Meyer Jr., USAF
(Space Syr temo Divioion, A i r Forcer System C m ~ a d )
TU 8.1.6 (EG6G) TG 8.3 (NAVY) TG8.4 (AJ?) TG 8.5 (SUPPORT) TU 8.5.1 (SN) TU 8.5.2 (SCBIPPS) TG 8,6 (BASE COMMAND) TG 8.7 (BBS3 COMkMD)
M r . Frank S t r a b r l r BADH Lloyd M. Hurtin, USN Brig. Gen. John S. Samuel, USAF Mr. Juaer E. Reever, ABC Edwin G. Bowen D r . W i l l i a m Van Dora
(Johnrton I# .) Brig. Gen. Eugene A. S r l e t , USA (Chrirtnur Is.) Col. P h i l l i p L. Eeoper, USA
JAMES E. BEEVES COMMUDER TG 8.5
OFFICIAL:
HENQUARTERS, TASK GRClIJP 8.5 Ias Vegaft, Nevada 22 March 1962
h e x B (~onuuunic~tions ) to Operations Plan 2-1-62, TG 8.5
1. General.
Comaunicationa services and facilitlee w U 1 be provided through joint facilities wherever poseible. Maximum security protection will be provided all communication- electronics facilities except that provision will 'be made to provide facilities for rapid conversion to pro- vide for unsecured channels to handle unclassified mattere after public announcement.
2 . Responeibility . a. C!lG 8.5 is responsible for providing ashore ccuumun-
ications end scientific electronics facilitiee to support AEC and AEC cantractors .
b . C E 8.5 will consolidate a l l long-haul communication requirements of 8.5 and AEC Task Units an8 coordinate, as appropriate, with JTF-8 to arrange for engineering, procurement and inetallation of requlred c ~ i c a t i o ~ servicee.
c . CW 8.5 n u 1 consolidate and coordiaate radio-frequency requirements dth JTF-8 .
3 Crypt0 -Teletype Facilities.
The crypto-teletype network being activated to support Operation WMINIC is shown in Appendix 1.
AU TG 8.5 communications oenters in the ~ s c i f i c Area are authorized t o accept measages for transmiseion in any legible form. Designation of release authority and the requirement for release authority is the responai- b i l i t y of Tssk Unit Canrmanders.
Three (3) copies of incoming measages w U be delivered t o the appmpirate Task Unit Mail & Records Section by the !E 8.5 Concenter.
5. Telephone Facili t ies.
Ung-haul, unsecured telephone service ie shown in Appendix 2 and eecured, Long-haul voice circuit8 are shown in Appendix 3.
!IU 8.5.1 is responsible and w i l l arrange for the install- ation of a l l local telephone service upon receipt of requirements.
6, Mobile Radio Sexviceer . Mobile radio networks w f l l be established by !lU 8.5.1 t o eatisf'y the requirements of sclentif l c task units. In- stal la t ion and maintenance w i l l ei ther be perf'ormed by IRJ 8.5.1 or w i l l arrange with local telephone c- as appropriate.
Voice Count DYwn System.
a. C% 8.5 w i l l establieh on Johnston Island a major SSB voice count down f ac i l i ty to cover a radius of 4,500 miles. A f ac i l i ty wiU. be provided at Christmm to provide long range voice count d m .
b. Input signal w i l l be provided by TU 8.1.6.
c. C E 8.5 will provide SSB receivers t o all Task Unite requiring same, upon receipt of requirements. Re- quirements should be addressed t o !Kl 8.5.1 for action with b f o to C9D 8.5, Las Vegas, Nevada.
a. TU 8.5 ,I w i l l ass ip , i.latrU and mahtajl or for s truarit capability on the long range voice cam*- down s-tcm at Kauai uPd Pt. Arguello. (Apperdix 4).
Appendix 1 t o h e x H (~cmaunications) to Operatioas PIAU 2-2.42, IG 8.5
OPERATION b , ~ I N IC
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ON L I ~ E iC%? OK KVU-26 am O P W true K L - 7 CKYCTO -.---
Appendix 2 to Aarrcx H (~omxunications) to Opts Plan 2-I-&, 8.5
TEUEPBONE CKANmEIS UNCLASSIFIED VOICE
Qpendix 4 t o Ausx H (~ananlricrtiem) t o ~ r a t i o l r a Plaa 2-1-Q, % 8.5
Ian W E VOICE c m DOWN
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AP ject 6 . 5 ~ ~oaosphcric ~aundi.g & NBS m e t i c Measuremeat (Tutuila, cantor, Maui, wtlaila)
FISCAL I t E S ' O N S I B ~
PROJb:@II AGWCY SUPPORT m1m CaST - C069!
&. C. stme PC/DASA DOD
Pro~ect 6.5d ~onospheric RPA R.Silbersteim FC/DASA DOD Magmet ic Measurement
Project 6.542 wdr-etic Waves ~ n q y ~ i g - us m e FC/DASA DOD (18. of HBMII) ralASRXa
Project 6.6 ~ e b r i s ~rsckirg by surface CRL h. E. R* ~aurm FC/DASA MID Resaaaat Scathing (~dmBtoa IS.) (ship S-2 & 4 IT Tanga, !hituilr)
Project 6.7 ~abris$~ptasim-ri- AFSWC wnt (F* F* Shoal, cantolr, mngatabu)
Lt. I. WhitQker FC/DASA DOD
FISCAL FtESPOMSlBILITY
Al;mm m m COST COST
PC/DASA thru WD NOO
Project 8 ~ . 2 Optical Measurcareat EGG (~r>hnstr~n Island 2/rc)
Project 8 A . 3 Structural Response ASD to ThenasP ,*RadAatior4 from H i & Altftude F i r e b U ( ~ o h s t m ~ Is. )
Mr* Gray Dr. annPs
Project 8~ Thermal. RaaSrtion & m c Ef fccts (~shnatoa Is. )
Capt . Gillespie
FC/DASA DOD Project 9.1 Ataospheric Parameter CRL Prsf f i e (~ohustoa Ia . ) Ship Modf f isations FC/MSA (Pcarl Harbor)
Lt. R. # P
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Aircraft Msdifications CRL Captc Reed
%or Mf ssi le System SSD o oh us ton Is . ) CbI, E. Meyer
FC/DAS A DOD Mag. MecKipnon
Mr. Chatqeaws FC/DASA thru DOD NOO
fPimimg & Firing EGgEG (~ohaatan Is. )
Weapon6 Reports FC/DASA (~ehnstan Is. )
Project 9 . 5 ~
HEADQUARTERS, TASK GROUP 8.5 L m Vegar , Wevrda 22 March 1962
Annex J (S t a n b r d Dir tributimn Lir t ) to Operation Pl ra 2- 1-62, TG 8.5
Addrersees Ha. af Cepier
ARC Agencier
Directar , Division of Military Application 2 (1&2/100 A) W a g e r , ISIR 2 (3&4/100 A) H8nrger, SAN 1 (5/100 A) Assir tuat Muager fo r Operations, NO0 1 (6/100 A) Aariatant Manager fe r Engiaeering and 1 (7/100 A)
Cons truc tion, NO0 Aarir tant Muuger for Pacific Operatiaar, NW 1 (8/100 A) b a i r t m t Manager fo r Administration, NOO 1 (9/100 A) b a t , Xanagtr, Hmufacturing, dU) 1 ( l O / l O O A) Aso t , Huuger , Adminir t ra t ien , AU) 1 (11/100 A) A88 t. Mauqer, Advance Pluming, AU) 1 (12/100 A) Deputy A s 8 t . W a g e r , NOO 1 (13/100 A) Area Manager, LMO 1 (14/100 A) Area Manager, SAO 1 (15/100 A) USPHS (0. R. Placrk) 1 (16/100 A) USWB (P. W. Allen) 1 (17/100 A) USWB (Leonard Hachta, Wurh. D.C.) 1 (18/100 A) REECo (C. L. Tyler) 1 (19/100 A) ECU (B. E. Crier) 1 (20/100 A) Di reckr , Office of Iafe, A U 1 (21/100 A) Chief Counael, AU) 1 (22/100 A) Director, Security Division, A U 1 (23/100 A) Director, E6d: Dfvirion, AIll 1 (24/100 A) Director, Diviriom of Operrtiorul Safety, AKI 1 (25/100 A) Direc ter , O&P Divir ion, AU) 1 (26/100 A) Director, Budget D i v b ion, MX) 1 (27/100 A) Director, Sterage Divirioa, AU) 1 (28/100 A) Director, Nucl. Mtl'a M g ~ a t , blL) 1 (29/100 A) Di recbr , Project Operatiem Divioion, NO0 f (30/100 A) Diractar ~f Information, KXl 1 (31/100 A) HX), LU V C ~ U (W) - 1 (32/100 A)
TOTAL 32
Comandar FC/DASA 1 (33/100 A) Asrir tant C ef S WET FCIDASA - 1 (34/100 A)
Task Force Agtncico
Eq. JTP-8 S c i e n t i f i c Deputy CTU 8.1.1 ( W L ) C W 8.1.2 (I&) CTU 8.1.3 (DASA, Albq) Crru 8,1.4 (S/C) CTU 801.5 (SSD) CTU 8.1.6 (W, Beeten) Crc: 8 -3 (Navy) CTG 8.4 ( A i r Force) CTG 8.6 ( b e Conrmond) (Jehartea 111.nd) CTG 8.7 (Bare Comnand) (Chrie t m u I11rnd) JTF-8 LND (Travie AFB) JTF-8 LM) (Hickro AFB) JTF-8 LND (Oakland)
TC 8.5 Elements
12 (35 thru 46/100 A) 1 (47/100 A) 3 (48,49 6r 50/100 A) 3 (51,52 & 53/100 A) 3 (54,55 & 56/100 A) 3 (57,58 & 59/100 A) 3 (60,61 & 62/100 A) 3 (63,64 & 65/100 A) 3 (66, b/ b 68/100 A) 3 (69,70 & 71/100 A) 3 (72,73 & 74/100 A) 3 (75,76 & 77/100 A) 1 (78/100 A) 1 (79/100 A) 1 (80/100 A) -
CUB TG 8.5, James E . Reeves, La8 Vega~ 1 (81/100 A) S-1 TG 8.5, No0 1 (82/100 A) S-2 TG 8.5, NW 1 (83/100 A) S-3/4 TG 8.5, NDO 1 (84/100 A) Engineer Officer TG 8.5 1 (SS/lOO A) Chief, Loe Angelen Branch, Lore 1 (86/100 A) TU 8.5.1 (H&N) 5 (87 thru 91/100 A) TU 8.5.2(Scripps) 3 (92,93 61 94/100 A) TU 8.5.3 (AgC) (Dr. Gordon Dunning) 1 (95/100 A) Pac i f ic Operrtiene Branch TG 8.5 2 (96 & 97/100 A) Pre j ec t Eagiaeer (Johns ton I8 land) 1 (98/100 A) Pre jec t Engineer (Chriobma 18 land) 1 (99/100 A) Project Engineer (Tutuila) (Attn: Ed m o p
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