>. Jeaving the island. UNCLASSIE A 124 mr/hr line was established beyond which workers and those on routine missions were not pormitted to go without monitors. Two monitors acted as a roving detail. Film badges, pocket dosimeters and party monitors were provided for those who had to go beyond this line. On Xeplus-S, Major Richard I, Moss, USC of AFSWP joined the Task Group. YORE Test. Preparations for YOKE day were carried out with greater precision than was demonstrated for the X-RAY shot. By this time all personnel concerned had a mich better understanding of the problems involved and practical experience in meeting then. Since the basic plan for YOKE operations followed the same pattern of X-RAY, RadSafe activities became virtually a repetition of those accomplished fer the initial test, The major difference. was in the technical measurements which were varied to conform to a different cutlay of test structures. © schedule of missions for YOKE conformed to the same type and procedure as for X-RAY, but wherever practical, personnel were re- assigned from one group to another in order that they might gain broad experience in various field radiological problems. S An operations schedule for the morment of all monitors fran : cerned. Lonitors were thoroughly briefed in their particular missions, ~ 62 - —_ Bose a : : . ue a i o scooter , ey eo : es oe , >, SE thy an” rgn iy x. - ‘ lm Tow aT 8 eared Af ye. oe re”Ca 4a gre eg ead : wrt te ae TN te TY at eee FO wan os/} wf oe ta *) a . ~~ .. Pe A Z iw? fe Mw “hy 7,Nae Keat he Ok an a ee a Ry! ots - . ™i . 1 Neti men OK ee nd Ay