38. “there was military Reference to a converted Site 2 ambulances”[203] M-43 ambulances used as _Anderson_ balloon recovery communications vehicles (figs. 64, 71, 80). 39. “the pick-up”[204] Pick-up trucks were often Site 2 _Anderson_ used to recover anthropomorphic dummies (figs. 71, 79). 40. “tankers, like, maybe had Reference to M-49 fuel Site 2 fuel or water in ’em”[205] trucks used to refuel _Anderson_ aircraft or helium trailer used to inflate balloon (figs. 23, 70, 80, 81). +--------------------------+ 41. “a military car”[206] |A variety of military and | Site 2 _Anderson_ |civilian cars were often | |used for balloon | |recoveries and launches | |(fig. 71). | +--------------------------+ +--------------------------+ 42. “’47 Ford car”[207] |Corroboration of | Site 1 _Ragsdale_ |description #41. See | |above. | +--------------------------+ 43. “there was a jeep that was Reference to 1-ton trailer Site 2 pulling a trailer with a motor and MB-19 15 Kilowatt on it, like a generator.”[208] diesel generator that were _Anderson_ used at balloon launch and recovery locations (fig. 71). =Aircraft= 44. “observation aircraft ... Reference to an L-20 Site 2 high winged aircraft”[209] aircraft, primary “chase” _Anderson_ aircraft used for balloon recovery in the mid 1950s (fig. 77). 45. “C-47 sittin’ there” [on C-47 aircraft were often Site 2 the road][210] used on dummy launch and _Anderson_ recovery operations (fig. 78). =Procedures= 46. “The federal government Reference to balloon borne Site 1 could have been doing anthropomorphic dummies something because they didn’t that were dropped by remote want anyone to know what this control by balloon was ... they was using dummies controllers at Holloman AFB in those damned things ... they could use remote control”[211] _Ragsdale_