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Headquarters,‘ Joint Task Force SEVEN
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Annex N to CJTF SEVEN Operation Plan No, 3-53
RADIOLOGICAL ~
1.
Radiological safety of all tesk force military and civilian personnel is
a command responsibility and rediological safety activities will be per
formed through normal command channels,
2. Rerudpovory, Radiological Defense (RadDefense) operations, or
Radiological Safety (RadSafe) operations, short term RADOPS, are general
terms,
They are used to denote the means by which a unit can control and
confine the damage and radiological effects of an atomic explosion, or
of radioactive materiel spread by other means, thereby preventing and
avoiding health hazerds to personnel,
They are interpreted to include
measures such as £xX training, orgenization 4am distribution of radiological personnel, {x development of techniques and procedures, In@IN@ing
use of detecting eqripment, protection or removal of exposed personnel, |
and decontamination of personnel, structures and equipment,
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Following each detonation there will be areas of surface radiological
contamination and areas of air radiological contamination,
are designated as Radiological Exflusion Areas (RADEX),
These areas
Prior to shot
times, the forecastjourface RIDEX will be disseminated by CJTF SEVEN in
the target area, WiHTEXCIGK7iAisseminetesthe:forerestxmirxxPen.
These RADEXES will represent a forecast from HOW Your (H-Hour} until dis~
semination of a later surface and air RDEX at about H plus 4 hours.
' The later RADEXES will be based upon the master radiological “situation
mep" maintained in the RiDSAFE OFFICE of CJIF SEVEN,
Since the air
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RADEX after shot time will be based on monitored if tracking by MGQAK
aircraft over significant large ocean ereas, infornetion promulgeted
from the forecast air RDEX may heve to be extended beyond the originally anticipated L~hour period,
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