+ . Terry = 3 _ Aoril 20, L950 Giscucsed et this meeting wos uncoubte lr unvwarvante™. My reasons for thig feeling were the ‘mown fact thet mehy of ths stroes have neither cerecnael nov funds available for the ime*icte ndertaing of secrnu-level covrses ant the Dxct that these states wiich may te fortunate encu,a to be in a position to start fairly soon will recuire @ pericd sf tize in which tc make ‘the necessary arrangencns Ss Thig view was aparently concurred in at “he second day's meeticg by liz,Biccle (in revision of Ris earlier cements about the ~rematursnece cf the courses) anc by other marticivents. Or. Kiefer seenec te ve cof this opinicn at this tire @lso, making the stctoment that the roclem of the timing -f actucl treining and the completion of cther necessary oO bt 9, oy tr te na oa 1 oO ¢ @ elements of _Pianniz wae Lixe the question of the which sanculc cone chicken anc the egs— firct. In the Fiscussion concerning instruments great Givergence of oclinion was im-odiretel; evident between the AFSWP renresentetive, ancer Gem bell, ané the ADC soint of view as expssesed by Bob Buteenhoff. oabellls eupnatic position was thet the strte of the development of radiation detection instruments today as act much aévancec. over what it had teen 3 or LU years agc, an@ thet it was riziculous to assume tuet any ercat Sorverd stridee would te mace in the near future. Me exrecced the 9 opinion that the halogen tuse Instrument develoved by the “YCO should be thorcurhly proven before a Les of mons Fores Scent on tt * ag?Poshet the if it was serfected if srobably woule. not te a very ocod tnsvmunent amyray. 7 emphasized the need for Tiggerness * in : ca instmamen id thet at she moment the only est onc other rigic specificstiens set us instrmient whic Sy Sne Armes. Ps vrocuring, the ail/i=R-2-1. instrument wich they were currently whe consensus of wpinisn eov.cd t4 1+, with sone reservations, That for civil defense monitoring urzoses an ionization chamber instrument with top scale Limit of 500 r.c.4. wag ceeded in quantity rather than Geiger counter type iastrusents; also thet a dosimeter with a range or 100 to 250 rep.h. was needed. Some sarticimants believed that a Gosineter Aactrulons with chi-s Tenge cone ve ceve Lloced in sixRCD S ES. Qo models were totely 3 LaACecuats “pecance of wheir relatively Low renge. The follewing “yes 5of survey snstrumenss presently availeble were discusced; etienal Teshnical Lasorctory 2odel Lix+-6, Victoreenett Kslly-Xoet, abfec2-2-1, and the Gspey Cougeny Juno accel. It guated that preecn+ eosy er shece inetrucents was apsrovinatolywen each, vut it wes believea this cost could ve cut to between $1090 acd p15G if orders in quantity were nade. wor She purgese of summarising the lengtiy discussions severa acsumyticns were mace by Dr. Kiefer in order is fit the ‘sentrtive