personnel was to be island or shipboard. The photo mentioned above was taken aboard the USS Curtiss on 30 April. 1254th Air Transport Group, Washington, D.C. zation were badged with Hq JTF 7. Eight men from this organi- They were a mixture of commissioned and noncommissioned officers, which, considering their organization and its location, suggests that they were aircrew for one or two VIP transport aircraft. TASK GROUP 7.1 (SCIENTIFIC) Personnel from the following Air Force organizations were badged with TG 7.1. Their functions in terms of scientific project activities are in- dicated where possible with a reference to a project number. are further described in Chapter 3. The projects Exposures for these Air Force partic- ipants are presented in Table 86. Air Force Special Weapons Center, Kirtland AFB, New Mexico. AFSWC was the Parent organization of a number of the elements in TG 7.4. AFSWC ac- tivities were pervasive, and while it is not completely clear why three AFSWC personnel weré badged with TG 7.1, one of them is identified in the CTG 7.1 final report (Reference 4) as working with the LASL group interested in sampling. Lookout Mountain Laboratory, Hollywood, California. Nineteen civilians and twenty-nine uniformed personnel from LML provided documentary photo service for the task force and also participated in Project 9.1, Cloud Photography. Sacramento Air Materiel Area, McClellan AFB, California. Four military were badged with TG 7.1, although no function for this group is established in TG 7.1 reports. McClellan AFB is the home of a laboratory where radiochemical analyses were performed, and this group may have been concerned with preparations for sending samples there. 388