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BROOKHAVEN NATIONAL LABORATORY
ASSOCIATED UNIVERSITIES, I*vC.

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Upton, New York 11973

(516) 345- 2503

Safety & Environmental Protection Division

July 2, 1979

Harry Brown
U. S. Department of Energy
Pacific Area Support Office
P., O. Box 29939
Honolulu, HI
96820
Dear

Harry:

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I have recently received a copy of the new (6/18/79) Liktanur II schedule.
Under the current plans, our field trip shall commence in Kwajalein on
August 25 and conclude there on September 14.
During this trip, bioassay
and environmental activities shall be conducted and a total of 5 days at

Rongelap, Utirik and Ujelang will be required to accomplish our trip objectives.

The following paragraphs outline BNL's activities at each atoll.
For Utirik Atoll, whole body counting, urine bioassay, environmental sampling
and repair of the wind generator shall be the trip goals.
Table 1 lists the
individuals who were whole body counted in 1974 and 19//.
We would like to have
these individuals participate in this year's urine and whole body counting bioassay
programs.
In addition to this group, additional persons can be counted up to
a total counting limit of 100 persons.
Environmental sampling will also be
conducted, plus an attempt to repair the wind generator.
At Rongelap, we expect to perform the same activities as those outlined for

Utirik.

Table 2 lists the minimum individuals whom we wish to examine.

due to the short duration of our stay,
should not exceed 100 persons.

Again,

the maximum number of participants

On our way to Ujelang from Rongelap, we need to return to Kwajalein for a
change of personnel.
With this concluded, we can proceed to Ujelang.
Once there,
we would like about 100 participants in our urine and whole body counting programs.
Because we have no documentation concerning residence histories or demographic

data for this population, we can only suggest the type of people to be examined.

We would like approximately 75 persons who have been to Enewetak, 25 persons who
have resided at Ujelang for the last 2 years but have never been to Enewetak, and
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expect that a crew of five persons will be adequate to perform all of

the wo «.
At this time, the team members will be Bob Miltenberger (BNL),
Ed Lessard (BNL), Joe Balsamo {BNL}, Bob Sherwin (Enertech Corp.) and Anant Moorthy
(BNL).
Nat Greenhouse plans to join the crew at Kwajalein in exchange for
Joe

Balsamo

and Bob

Sherwin.

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