189 1 DR, BUGHER: You may get an answer there on trying to distinguish between background and the individual counts. Some of the Air Weather Service people who were on Rongerik 4 would be fine. In other words, they have much lower levels so if one could recognize anything on them, then you would 6 know it would pay off to haul the equipment out. q g Alderson Reporting Company 9 MR. HARRIS: it had been calculated. I think as far as the fir Weather Service personnel, it was calculated on the basis of urinary excretim. You might be able to 10 see this beyond the natural K-40 background. 11 entirely in the nature of an experiment if it was done, ie 12 and not com § 13 see, & a : 14 into routine medical situations as far as I can MR, HARLEY: Where could you make the measurements 15 that the background from the fallout would not be.-too much 146 for ya ? 17 CDR. CONARD: 18 MR. HARRIS: 19 arc This would be I don't think Majuro got ay fallout. Our background at Los Alamos is higher than it is at Quadjalein. 20 MR. HARLEY: Majuro got a pretty good sock. 21 MR. HARRIS: You could. not carry any such thing 22 farther than Quadjalein. 23 high backgrounds. 24 25 This is designed to take care of Ten tons, it has to be. DR. BUGHER: The question of autopsy is again going to be sone thing which will have to be arranged with the ¥ Donartment of Energy ctovian’3 Offiga ANSHIVES ¥v [Fe