here
and it is important that the following several items be accomplished as quickly
and
as smoothly as possible.
1.
See that your crew unloads all
personal baggage. Flying equipment
including
parachutes, life vests, jungle kits or individual life rafts, flak helmets and
vests,
and oxygen masks will remain on the plane for the present.
2.
By order of the CG, a 58th
Wing truck will pick up O.E.L. equipment flyaway
equipment,
and spare parts. An engineering officer
here will take care of the transfer of that
equipment.
3.
Combat crews will proceed to the
Group area where Plane Commanders will
report to Lt. Col.
Shutters. The Mess Hall will be open, water will be available for showers
and billeting assignments
will be made immediately on arrival.
4.
Plane Commanders will designate
four men who will report to the line later on
today to remove flying
equipment from the plane to its proper building on the line.
5.
Radar equipment will be taken care
of by Capt. Stumpff, cameras by Lt. Katzka.
1.
Plane Commanders, it is your
responsibility to see that your crew and passengers
are familiar with the
accompanying
of Dangerous Areas”.
By
order of Colonel SKAER:
WALLACE
F. SNOW
Captain,
Air Corps,
Acting
Adjutant