m7 -1g- medicine, physics and chemistry who are also experienced in the practical aspects of radiological defense. Its primary mission would be to advise the Chief of the Division in matters of over-all policy and to submit recommendations rertaining to general operation of the Division, In addition to the Advisory Committee, the Division should also be served by a number of advisory sub-committees, These so-called Task Committees would be actual wrking groups composed of recognized authorities in specialized scientific fields, They would be assigned specific tasks aimed at the solution of key problems, such as those pertaining to education of the public, instrument standards and training methods, Their work would be of vital importance in the development of a sound and effective plan for radiological defense, Rezional Oreanization, When Regional Offices are esteblished, each should have a Radiclogical Defense Division primarily concerned with inter-state coordination of operations, It would be comprised of a Chief, an Assistant for Plans, Operctions and Training and an Assistant for Logistics, State Organization, (Chart ). The State Radiological Defense Division should be headed by a Chief, with an Assistant for Plans, Operations and Training and an Assistent for Logistics, He would be served by a State Advisory Committee on Radiological Defense, composed of recognized authorities in the fields of chysics, medicine and chemistry, The only truly overctional anits within the state radiological defense organization should ve Technical Service Units assigned to Moblie Reserve Battalions, plus limited numbers of Special Purpose Units which would operate under technical direction of the Chief of the state Division, The latter units, as ordered by the State Director for Civil Defense, would perform