Personnel in messages, p. 2

DUTIES OF PERSONNEL REFERRED TO IN TRAFFIC – cont.

Olofson, Lt. E. C. –	Naval engineer resonsible for Duenna.
Palmer, Lt. R. –	Naval engineer assigned to N.C.M.L.
Reed, Lt. J. R. –	Naval engineer originally assigned to maintenance at N.C.A. but later transferred to N.C.M.L.
Rice, Mr. H. –	Civilian at N.C.R. in charge of procurement.
Steinhardt, Lt. L. –	Naval engineer responsible for development of additive cipher equipment.
Stone, Capt. E. E. –	Officer in Charge of N.C.A.
Summers, Lt. L. L. B. –	Naval engineer responsible for commutators and later Mamba.
Wright, Capt. –	Officer in charge of operations at N.C.A.

DUTIES OF PERSONNEL REFERRED TO IN TRAFFIC – cont.

Olofson, Lt. E. C. –	Naval engineer resonsible for Duenna.
Palmer, Lt. R. –	Naval engineer assigned to N.C.M.L.
Reed, Lt. J. R. –	Naval engineer originally assigned to maintenance at N.C.A. but later transferred to N.C.M.L.
Rice, Mr. H. –	Civilian at N.C.R. in charge of procurement.
Steinhardt, Lt. L. –	Naval engineer responsible for development of additive cipher equipment.
Stone, Capt. E. E. –	Officer in Charge of N.C.A.
Summers, Lt. L. L. B. –	Naval engineer responsible for commutators and later Mamba.
Wright, Capt. –	Officer in charge of operations at N.C.A.

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