Qthough not a clearly defined level of training, special instructions over and above the general indoctrination were given to the personnel who were to operate the decontamination laundry r facilities and to certain individuals at the JAPTJN Island receiver Stition site. These persons attended most of the monitor course as well. All personna of the task group except trained radsafe monitors and instructors were required to attend a two-hour general indoctrination on radiological safety. Officer instruction was held separately fron the enlisted instruction so that emphasis could be placed on command responsibilities, and the implementation of &diological Safety ~eration Plan 1-56. Further conditioning and orientation was accomplished through free public showings of movie films dealing with the effect of atomic bombs, and activities and events occuring during Operation SANDSTONE and GREWiOT.JSE. 3. @erationse %diological safety operations fell into two distinct and separate functions; the administration of the film bdge services for the task ~oup, and shot-related activities. The latter activities consisted of items such as the preparation and issuance of special safety ins~uctions, and post-shot surveys for fall-out contamination. The first issue of film tmiges was received on 12 J\pril 1956. &Gq Tkis bulk issue.ms.dis~ibtltad to theuiiits ktkdfo ception of c- ~fi!icel? during the fdhw$mg affi431ani? groups, all W&3& pemonnd by the %k Wthtb QX- ..” pra%nt .. ---- for ---