Cae. L attack that might be made against this country. Comparisons are made between atomic warfare contamination and radiological warfare con- tamination. Primary application is made of the assembled data through estimates of the logistics for the decontamination of a 20-sq mi area in Oakland, California. The area contains Army and Navy supply depots, a naval air station, light and heavy industry, & large business and financial district, and several types of residential districts. In Tet eee ne eeprng en ‘ addition, en operations analysis is made of the problem of decontaminating the 20-sq mi area leading to a plan for rapid recovery of essential res. areas. N (U) This report also appears under Contract DA-18-108-CML-5068, 3 June 1953, ETF 760-9-3/1 (revision). - BIBLIOGRAPHY, WITH ABSTRACTS, OF REPORTS OF RADIOLOGICAL DIVISION, CHEMICAL AND RADIOLOGICAL LABORATORIES (U). Harry J. Schnell and Don S. McClelland, 7 September 1955. SECRET-RESTRICTED DATA, Special Report or (U) ‘e This report consists of abstracts of all research reports published prior to 1 May 1954 by the Radiological Division. . CRLR - 420 n - al \ 4 DECONTAMINATION AND PROTECTION (U). WI-928, Operation CASTLE, Project 6.5. Joseph C. Maloney, Ernest H. Dhein, and Manfred Morgenthau, ‘ e se - poe leemde CRLR - 413 18 September 1954. CONFIDENTIAL-RESTRICTED DATA, Special Report (U) The preliminary report of this work was published as ITR-928, and the finel report as WT-928. ral ire CRLR - 430 - 1 QUANTITY, DISTRIBUTION AND RADIOACTIVITY OF FALLOUT RESULTING FROM NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS. Luther M. Hardin, Bruce N. Whitlock, and Carl Crisco, Jr., 8 December 1954. SECRET-RESTRICTED DATA, Special Report \ (U) 7a Obtained from experimental tests of both fission and thermonuclea> devices are presented to show dimensions of craters, total weight of fallout, weight concentration of fallout along iso-fallout contours, activity associated with fallout, decay of activity, and residual contamination patterns. RESTR ATO GY A i i i