Medical Examinations CJTF SEVEN No, 1-53 not had more than 3r of exposure during the preceding 3 months or more than 6r during the preceding six months. ‘brought to the attention of CJTF SEVEN. 4. Any such cases should be Immnizations. All personnel travelling to the forward area mst have up-to-date immmizations against the following diseases before leaving the ZI: Smallpox and typhoid - paratyphoid (vaccination or revaccination within three years); tetanus (completion of initial series or stimulating dose every four years). Reference regulations: 4,0-230-1; Nevy -BuMed Instr. 6230.1; Air Force = AFR 160-102. 5. Access to Contaminated Areas. Army - SR The radiological safety control officer may, at his discretion, deny access to contaminated areas to any indi- vidual if, in his opinion, there exists a doubt as to the state of the individual's health. This referes to construction and maintenance workers as well as scientific military personnel. P. W. CLARKSON Major General, U.S. Army Commander roa OFFICIAL: Brigadier General, U.S. Army wey a Chief of Staff K-III-~2 . Rev. 9-28-S3 Cho d