experiments and projects within this program follows, limited to but inclusive of those aspects pertinent to radiological exposure. are available, Where data the actual exposures of TU 13 participants have been pro- vided; however, reports found seldom identify exposures in this detail. Table 19 summarizes what can be derived from TU 13 reports on the exposure of DOD experiment participants. The exposures reported in this table are suggestive of those of the particular projects rather than an exact reporting. Projects l.la, 1.1b, and 1.1d -- Blast Pressures and Shock Phenomena Measurements by Photography Agencies: Naval Ordnance Laboratory Sandia Corporation (SC) Operations: (NOL) Documentation of peak shock overpressures, visible shock~ wave effects, and motion of shock wave on water by smoke-rocket and direct-shock photography. Shots: All. Radiation Exposyre Potential: This Project should have posed a mini- mum potential exposure for the project personnel, as film data from Edgerton, Germeshausen, & Grier, Inc. (EG&G) and the Air Force Lookout Mountain Laboratory (LML) were used. The only identifiable radiation potential was from the placement of the rocket launchers for the smoke rockets on Iroij and Enidrik for KOON and UNION, since this could have exposed project personnel to residual radiation from BRAVO. Staffing: Eight people were associated with this project, seven from NOL (five civilians and two military), and one civilian from SC. Project Report: Reference 41. Project l.lc -- Base Surge Measurements by Photography Agency: Naval Ordnance Laboratory (NOL) 169