VIII (6) Conducting of radiation safety operations at Indian Springs Air Force Base and Kirtland Air Force Base, (7) Arrangement for airlift and air support as required by the test manager and the deputy for the Department of Defense participants. (8) Arrangements for provision of disaster teams as required. (9) Assumption of Air Force Special Weapons Center responsibility for the safe positioning of all participating aircraft. (10) Conductingof-crew briefings and provision of operational instructions for aircrewsstaging from Kirtland Air Force Base, (11) Conducting of positioning conferences. (12) Arrangement with other Special Weapons Center elements for messing, housing, office and laboratory Space, and administrative and housekeeping support for test participants based at, or staging through Kirtland Air Force Base. Manning the 950th Test Group (Nuclear) When the 950th Test Group (Nuclear) was established, on 1 September 1956, a new manning concept was inaugurated to augment the Air Force Special Weapons Center during nuclear testing. Under this new concept, personnel were assigned to the 952nd Support Squadron ( a 950th subordinate unit) at Kirtland Air Force Base and were sent to augment the 935th Air Base Squadron at Indian Springs Air Force Base on temporary duty. These personnel had "staggered" reporting dates at Indian Springs to conform with the previously established tuild-up schedule. The Unit Manning Document authorizations for the l952nd Support Squadronduring 159 AFWL/HO SWEH-2-003), ts