(b) Assault Elements: 2 filled canteens per individual. (c) Others: 1 filled canteen. b. Class II (1) Essential Class II items as determined by unit commanders. Vehicles to be loaded on priority basis within available space. (2) Initial (less chemical warfare) in hands of units. (3) Chemical warfare in hands of 1st Serv Bn. (4) 30 day replenishment in hands of appropriate service units. (5) All distillation units to have high priority for unloading. (6) No special services gear to be lifted in assault shipping. (7) Tentage: not to exceed 10% of T/E allowance. (8) Other Class II in accordance AdOrder 2-50. c. Class III (1) Vehicle tanks ¼ full. Jeeps-1 filled expeditionary can (5 gal); all other vehicles: 2 filled cans (5 gal each). (2) Replenishment 30 days Assault units: (Combat Unit Load) (15 days) (Unit Load) (15 days) Other Units: (Combat Unit Load) ( 5 days) (Unit Load) (25 days) d. Class IV (1) In accordance with AdOrder 2-50. e. Class V--5 units of fire (1) Assault Units (Combat Unit Load) ( 2 U/F) (Unit Load) ( 3 U/F) (2) Other than Assault Units (Combat Unit Load) ( 1 U/F) (Unit Load) ( 4 U/F) (3) Flame thrower fuel 15 U/F (Combat Unit Load) ( 5 U/F) (Unit Load) (10 U/F) APPENDIX E Task Organization Joint Task Force Seven JOINT TASK FORCE SEVEN VAdm Arthur D. Struble Task Force 90--Attack Force RAdm James H. Doyle 92.1 Landing Force MajGen Oliver P. Smith 1st Marine Division (Reinforced) 92.11 Regimental Combat Team 1 Col Lewis B. Puller 92.11.1 Battalion Landing Team 1, 1st Marines LtCol Jack Hawkins 92.11.2 Battalion Landing Team 2, 1st Marines LtCol Alan Sutter 92.11.3 Battalion Landing Team 3, 1st Marines LtCol Thomas L. Ridge 92.12 Regimental Combat Team 5 LtCol Raymond L. Murray 92.12.1 Battalion Landing Team 1, 5th Marines LtCol George R. Newton 92.12.2 Battalion Landing Team 2, 5th Marines LtCol Harold R. Roise