1146th Special Activities Squadron, Fort Meyer, Virginia. this group were badged with TG 7.1. Six men from This squadron was another admini- Strative organization set up to provide support for Air Force personnel on detached duty. Two men with this unit can be associated with Naval Research Laboratory experiments for Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory (LASL), and another has been associated with LASL activities. 650lst Support Squadron, Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio. One military is in- Cluded with the TG 7.1 list, but no function is identified. The home location of his unit indicates that he may have been involved with WADC activities in the aircraft effects program. Non-Air-Force Organizations. Air Force personnel served with other than Air Force organizations in TG 7.1. Energy Commission (AEC) These included the following Atomic contractors and organizations: meshausen and Grier, Inc. Edgerton, Ger- (EG&G), American Car and Foundry (ACF), and the Hanford Atomic Power Operation. Air Force personnel also served with the Army's Ballistic Research Laboratories and its support unit, the 930lst TSU, and with the Naval Ordnance Laboratory. sures are given in Table 86. Their expo- Air Force personnel were also in AFSWP, but their exposures are included in Chapter 10 (Table 90), not by ser- vice affiliation. TASK GROUP 7.4 (AIR FORCE) The Consolidated List for CASTLE lists 53 home stations for Air Force personnel. The 699 individuals named represented about 41 percent of the TG 7.4 maximum operational strength. Apparently TG 7.4 did not provide estimates of exposure for unbadged personnel as did TG 7.2 and TG 7.3. An inspection of the 53 home stations on the list shows that about a dozen are probably duplications of other units on the list, so the number is probably less. In addition, ten units are incompletely identified, and if these were completely identified they might also be duplications. 390 fie