Lieutenant General Richard K. Saxer, U.S. Air Force, August 1983 to June 1985; and Lieutenant General John L. Pickitt, U.S. Air Force, June 1985 to present. 1.4 NTPR PROGRAM ACCOMPLISHMENTS. The NTPR program has been pursued on a high-priority basis, with adequate personnel support and funding. Table 1 shows NIPR Government and contractor person years from 1978 to 1986. Table 2 itemizes DNA and DOD annual NTPR funding for the same period (12; 13). This section presents the results achieved from these expenditures. By 1 May 1986, the NIPR teams had identified by name approximately 90 percent of the estimated 200,000 DOD test participants and had recovered the dose information presented in table 4 (13). The effort is nearing completion on the first task, which is development of a roster of DOD participants in the nuclear tests. The roster will list participants and their radiation doses for each series. The personnel-oriented history of the atmospheric test program, the second task, has been completed. volumes. This 9,029-page history comprises 41 The reports, organized by series and shot, identify the partic- ipating organizations and their involvements, the radiological safety precautions taken, and the recorded radiation dose levels present during the testing. The reports have been distributed to over 700 locations, including many public and college libraries and all VA regional centers throughout the U.S. and overseas. The distribution list is given at the back of each volume and is available upon request from DNA. Third, by 1 May 1986, DNA had declassified over 1,100 publications containing information pertinent to the personnel aspects of the atmospheric nuclear tests (13). These documents are catalogued for easy reference and placed for ready availability at the National Technical Information Service in Springfield, Virginia, as explained in Appendix D.1. DNA has also declassified hundreds of relatively brief documents, such as memoranda and letters, and placed all of them at the Coordination and Information Center (CIC) in Las Vegas, Nevada. Appendix D.2 identifies CIC holdings and procedures. 11 “2?