101 is the chief at Tripler to evaluate all these people establish a back line. , to Dr. Bugher came through at that time and went over such records as we had, and then went over / with Col. Brennan and talked to Col. Lowry, and I believe he had a trip set up to go to Japan to look at some of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki people, and was asked to stop by and look at these folks at that time. I am sure that is where it began. DR. DUNHAM: Alderson Reporting Company Washington, D. C. 10 11 Fine. CDR. CRONKITE: What does the report indicate? I will bring it down tomorrow, It is about an inch thick. 12 DR. DUNHAM: Did he find that much? 13 CDR. CRONKITE: _ There were three macular 14 degenerations. 15 but whether they have any connection to radiation is somewhat 16 questionable, There were a fair number of things dmserved, 17 DR. DUNHAM: 18 CDR. CRONKITE: 19 20 21 23 24 25 No, not more than would be consiste nt with some of the older individuals. DR. DUNHAM: CDR. And he examined the entire group? CRONKITE: DR. DUNHAM: ARC Not much in the lens itself? Yes. : This is fine. CDR, CRONKITE: With a very nice clinical record on each one of them. MAJ.. HANSEN: I might point out that in each and [05 e