Naval tediolegical Lefense Laboratory (continued) Biowiedical tivision tr. Ve. F. Bond, Nead, Experinental Pathology branch Ir. S. He Cohn, Herd, Internal Toxicity Branch Ty, Ke W. Grauer, Head, rhermacology Branch tre He P. Nicolson, Staff Assistant to Pirector BuShips Mr. V. F. Saitta, Cede aud J, %, Atomle Energy Commission ir, CG, t. Punhan, Peputy Tdrector, Division of Blolory and Nedisine tt was apreed that a task group of four scientists from NADL would meet on or about Lecember 6 with one representative of Dr, Donaldson's vyoup, at Kwajalein, and proceed to make ceneral radiological resurveys of the following atolls: rengelap Hongerik ALLinginae Bikar ULirik endin’ at iionuglap en or about Lecember 12, where Dr, Vonaldsen, with three others of his -roup, would meet and join forces, making a group of nine selentigts bo do an intensive survey of the Islands en the Hongelap atell. it was further arreed that specimans and samples would be collected by the joint team, as per the request of the Atomle inergy Commission, these specimens to be forwarded to the New York Cperationa Office and to the University of Washington Applied Fisheries Laboratory as desi¢~ nateds in addition the joint team would collect such samples as HHI'L right require for its own purposes; that the Atomic nervy Commission would defray the expenses of providing the four NROL personnel for the joint team; that CNC would be requested to provide logistic support Tear the sroup; thet Or. bonaldsonts vroup be supported as in the pant, but that the Atomic bnerzy Commission was not to be asked to defray the cost of scientific and laboratory studies which CROLL micht choose to surgue on material collected by this expedition. a a wae