Group functioned bo accomplish the missions as ordered by CJTF
SEVEN Operation Order 3-53.
CTG 7.2 had long ago published Annex F to CTG 7.2 Operation Order 3-53 which instructed subordinate units and activities in
the accomplishment of the radsafe missions,
approached,,it was fclt
As:ithe time for BR.VO
the amount of "fall-out" uxpected at ENIWETOK
ISLAND might contain significant amounts of radioactive contamination,
Due to'this assumption and current changes in orders end methods of
operation by JTF SEVEN, it became necessary to delineate in greater
detail the manner in which the radiological safety orga\ngation of
Task Croup 7.2 would function during the "fall-out" period.
fAccording-
ly, CTG 7.2, on 18 February 1954 published Appendix III to Annex F
to CTG 7.2 Operation Order 3-53, subject, "Radiological Safety in 'FallOut Period." As a further precaution CTG 712 published Annex H to
CTG 7.2 Operation Order 3-53, subject, "Shot Phase Emergency Personnel
Evacuation and Recntry Plan ENIWETOK ISLAND", dated 26 February 1954,
This plan was to go into effect if radiological contamination became
great enough to warrant evacuation of ENIWETOK ISLAND,
CTG 7.2 SOP No. 56-10, subject, "Radiological Safety
ionitpr Procedures", was rescinded and a nenorenduc cfthe same
subject was published on 23 February 1954 to take its place; it was
published primarily as a monitor's handbook; and received distribution
to each redsafe officer, radsafe non-commissioned officer, monitor,
and backup monitor of the Task Group.
DNA
An electronic radiation monitor with an Esterline~Angus
recorder, model AW; a cascade impactor and Gast pump; and an Electro15-Tab N
nary