that 30 of these men served in the Headquarters element TG 132.1 (IPO 132#1, p. 81) and the remaining served in the task units and projects making up TG 132.1. Identifiable Army personnel participation was ‘in TU 1, Projects 2.1, 5.4b, 6.1, and 9.2; TU 7 (Radsafe); and TU 9 (Photography). In the Consolidated List, six men were identified simply as TG 132.1 and have been entered thus in Table 6.1. The remaining Army personnel identified in this group are discussed below under their home organizations and their dosimetry is listed this way in Table 6.1. Army Chemical Center, Chemical and Radiological Laboratories, Edgewood Arsenal, Maryland. Twelve men (three civilians, two Air Force officers, and seven Army enlisted men) are cited in the Project 5.4b report as participating in Enewetak field operations. on the Consolidated List with exposures. Eleven appear In addition, eight military _ from this organization served in TU 7 and were badged. \Activities of Mans von both groups apparently brought them into contact with radioactive dessalom- material and their doses are among the highest recorded in IVY. Dosimetry is shown in Table 6.1. Army Chemical Corps, Office of the Chief, Washington, D.C.. from this office served in TU 7 and was badged. Evans Signal Laboratory, Ft. Monmouth, New Jersey. One officer a . Rad Seve Rast. Two civilians were badged as part of Project 9.2 and may have been remotely located at Bikini during the test period. Their badges showed no exposure. 6-3 Two