Mr. Jenner. Did you boys do any maintenance work in connection with your radar scanning assignment?
Mr. Powers. We were not trained to do it; no. They had the assigned personnel do it.
Mr. Jenner. Do you recall anything in this connection with respect to guard duty relating to some kind of a special airplane?
Mr. Powers. Yes, we—this happened again, I think, after the rest of the squadron left to go back to the Japanese mainland, and some of us were assigned temporary duty in Cubi Point there. I believe there were two of us, or three of us from the squadron.
Mr. Jenner. Who were they?
Mr. Powers. Murphy; I believe, was one of them; and Private—Private, First Class Murphy, and I don't recall the other individuals, who the other individuals were, but anyway, we were assigned there, and at this particular time, they were closely guarding a hangar. And as it developed, this was, not knowing then what it was, it was a U-2 aircraft, but this was after the rest of the squadron left, which Oswald was included in, for the mainland.
Mr. Jenner. Oswald was included in a group that had returned to the mainland?
Mr. Powers. Yes, sir.
Mr. Jenner. Was Oswald still at Cubi Point when Marine Schrand was shot?
Mr. Powers. I believe he was; yes. The whole squadron was there then, so he must have been there; yes.