2g is expert in assessing the risks to human sty if radiological hazards. ng 27 Through the period of cur own atoll and at Enewetak we became generally aware wnat radioactivity could be a significant var, lite, nealsh, and safety. We are aware of the 22 vnat the innatictants of Rongelap Atoll have been examined réquent intervals by doctors under contract with the Atomic ssion since their exposure to radioactive fallout from not "Bravo" in 1954. We know of the recent death from leukemia of z7Tached as Exhibits 3 and H to this complaint. We know that other wait” wets Pengelapese have teen taken to the United States for specialized m menv. “embers of our own community employed ate Zisini Atoll have alsc been examined at frequent intervals by Ziovors under convraczt with the Atomic Energy Commission. als aware that tne Atomic Energy Commission released, Ae We:sare in Oc ober 1973, Me narea-volume restological survey of Enewetak Atoll, also “auhuclear + Fears seats test site, part and vhat, in Avril 1975,. the Defense Nuclear Agency, ‘an a of the Deovartment of Defense, released a five-volume environsental amr2ct statement Tar the resettlement of Enewetak Atoll. Theradio- logic2el survey was done as part of the study of the environieital impact of the Enevetazx resettlement program and the impact statement 725 crepared ov tne Defense Nuclear Agency on behalf of the ‘De z2 Defense, =Energ: Research and Development Administration, and the f2. Waile we are apprehensive over possible dangers from our community is extremely anxious, for the ms discussed in ©€ 29-41, 50 and 52-56 supra, to return to Zitint Atoll. Indeed, as mentioned in 9 65, supra, some members tr cur community ere already residing on Bikini Atoll. 23. a2 Eixint Until President Johnson announced the initiation of. ferment program in 1968, 9°60, supra, we were: