’ UACwie ibb ons published by CTG 7.6 to all Task Group Camanders, requesting the co- "Ft) (See Appendix A roll-up plan for TU 7.6.5 was submitted on 21 March 1948 and sub- sequently approved, “9 On 9 April Colonel Cooney visited the BAIROKD for a conference concerning medical records. Existing records were discussed and procedures sy “yh - ute a. by Ue on ~~" oeTSS MT 7ypBy: wn » att x AMES ee Hine ~~, AER operation of all groups in completing medical requirements, to improve them were worked out, On X-Ray—day, film badges and monitor cards began to come in at 1200 At 0300 on X-plus-one-day all fi.lns were processed and over tolerance report to CJTF-7 was released, The work load on X-plus~one-day was approximately the same and the over tolerance dispatch was completed at 0400 on X-plus~twe-day. Beginning on the night ef X-plus-two-day the system of film processing was accelerated by segregating all dark or questionable badges and processing them first, thus permitting the completion of the over tolerance report by midnight. This system proved satisfactory and was continued throughout the tests. On X-plus-five-day the Kardex file was ance exposures were recorded. thecked and all. over toler- The final information on over axposures for test X-Ray was submitted on X-Ray-plus-l3—day in the post shot report, Norm routine was followed in processing and reporting exposure information as work in radioactive areas continued, On Y -plus-4-day permission was obtained from CUTF-7 to change the method of submitting over tolerance reports. Up to that date all individual exposures in excess of 100 mr/day had been reported daily. Thereafter no individual was reported by dispatch unless he received a total of more than 300 mr in 3 days, as before. Routine records of exposure were prepared for dissemination ‘ - 84°anaee roy VQeininy soak pom ke owe se and by 2200 over 250 were received,