Content: Purpose of study is to provide the staff with data on unbudgeted (unfinanced) requirements that are considered essential to the performance of the DCSLOG mission. Section I – Summaries by: budget program, technical service, category, and changes from initial publication (dated 22 March 1962). Section II – Fact Sheets: return of 18,000 European Roundout and 3d Cavalry, release of 46,000 reserves, Operation “BEEF-UP,” E-41 alarm, drone target repair parts, O&M facilities-Fort Belvoir, training films, operating supplies for Fort Lee, maintenance of reserve production equipment, maintenance of reserve plants, coal shipment to Europe, airlift and POL movements, Hampton Roads Army Terminal, on-the-job training of reserve personnel, capital equipment at depot installations, support requirements for signal maintenance shop, capital equipment at depots, capital equipment at AIF installations, calibration equipment, flying hour program, maintenance manuals, basic issue items (OVM), Lacrosse and Redstone missile systems, missile parts, medical assemblies, Project 112, replacement of medical equipment, disposition of remains IG and representatives of NATO, special intelligence-mapping, secure voice equipment, Caribbean communications, Stanford Research Institute contract, R&U projects. Section III – Background Information: Fact Sheets subject, “FY 1962 O&M, A Funding deficiencies in the technical services (multiple dates).