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Plans for the Future

Dated
Nov 4, 1977
Document type
Report
Length
4 pages
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i What changes we can for see in the ProaPao Nhat is our imo lied and specific relationship and an re en ents 3 . Marshc-tllese politicians and hereditary leaders 6. DOD - Triple r Army Hospital,Huntsville A . Clho can we count on for support and understandin:: of tl;e qoals of the ON L medical survey I:. Who can we anticipate will he nd c tractor ; iiow can VIC: nn tic i - pate and / or use their efforts in a positive manner A . Who needs education about the medical pro j ram the most agn ro pri ate educator and design a program suited to their specific needs. These needs ti ill vary :videly. distributed to all interested res e ? rc ii collaborator sspecified in then ro to col atid to nr ovid c the data to those and nuh li c relations

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A.Ne need a basic check - list of supplies and consunrnables for of the prior survey and any additional input from the field, 1.s nec i al equipment and consummables re quir cd for s ! > ecisl studies requested by consultants or collaborators 2.for new tests either added to thc data.base or demanded b y nevj c ir cums tnn ccs 0. To in sure continuity in pre - planning the following will be 2.a follow-up check list at four (41, two(21, one (1) month and two (2)weeks,to in sure material readiness A . The examination schedule for the next fiscal year should he specified as soon as possible and all interested parties services),DIST AD Marshalls, ONL field representatives, island magistrates and representatives of each island to be visited 13. The make-up o f each field survey team ail1 be conditional upon the qo als for each specific survey DATES and U II RATION Co nc ent ration 3. 0 2 - gy n So ec.

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Ooth arno loni st or On torne tri st NOTE: I t is important to begin the first survey in January because: A.Early in dry season - this will obviate the need to give ship ’ s water to the islands 13. Both people and officials object to survey during ?.:arch and April during their busiest time of the year ; eg., all o f their legislative bodies are in session in ;,lajuro duriiirj :..:arch and early April.The people and leaders !lave insisted that the leaders be on their home islands d ~ irin gttie survey.I feel it is very important to comI3ly with this demand t o prevent the impression that we are tr!/inrq t o hifie somcthinrl frOf11 the oe ople or their leaders...or to divide ttic leader shin of hous in y ; ,transportation and frequently,water hours, to complicate the survey D. Many or’ the participants in ttie survey woiilcl prefer to q0

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transportation is well known and well documented(see Enc. 2-31. t ation was adequate.In the future, more suitable ' iran spor - t ation will bc needed if we are to maintain the quality of C.The medical program is unique in that we ask nationally and / o r internationally known medical experts to part ici w te in the their own or teaching responsibilities so that i - tis in cuon b( : n t on the d irc ctor of the medical program to provide them ! .rith, solid dates, --w ellin advance,for their planning our poses. DOE supported survey groups. C. Therefore,the medical survey should be gro vi de dv ; it had equate ess ary to in sure that a suitable ship is ready on 'the extensive experience in design in q ancl running hi9h vol urn e of the examining area can well mean the difference bct::;ee;l siiccess and ' failure of a sur ve. ~ .sur pre s cnt f nci li tics and comproinise data.Arcc le sigil of the fac ili tics arid f loo should Of the study is to be expanded by the adclitioii 0.P the ! ? e Ople S of Oi kinia ndEn iwc tok.