DOCUMENT SOURCE Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory Archives and Records Offl¢o Records Series Tile Ee the A File Code No, Carton No. Folder No. Het L set up what <E-eeiL/they callga radiological laboratory on Hospitadghip Haven. for running. And this I was entirely responsible We went through the surface Able testthat was the bomb dropped from the ai rgend(1 have some pictures of that, by the way)~nd the Baker Blast, which was - underground explostone th.» A SSH: Does that mean that you were there two times? KGS ; I was there during pie both tests, gan over a period of¢> _rememher-whetherone month or two months, ‘but I enjoyed itéthoroughly. i) Sosou-stayad/you stayed the whole time there for the two. SSH: KGS; I stayed over, yes. SSH; What were you supposed to do? KGS; I was supposed to give them an assay on anything they brought in they thought was radioactive. CFse was out in the beginning with monitoring instruments, @nf*tater on I had enough. equipment in the jab to make our own -* detection instruments, 1ike geiger counters. (Andeverything worked‘peautifully as far as I was concerned. I worked my tail off assaying samplea. ant1 Jiked the Baker Burst Because it was the biggest tracer study that I was ever - . : - : : a involved ‘in, hie Bikini Lagoon’ aa fairly good-sized ha samples brought in to us, which we es" ye *, ne vis— ‘andsve aid that, by a radiochemical separation . Ph Se was‘ making krvayeworks, ft quiet a Wes Rs