and technical service operations. Those who successfully complete this course of instruction will be qualified for positions as leaders of Area Survey and Technical Service Units, Thereafter, those interested individuals who have demonstrated outstanding ability in the basic training vould be given additional instruction which will qualify them to serve not only as unit leaders, but also as local instructors, d. Troainins of Personnel for Special Purpose Units. Phe training of versonnel for Special Purpose Units would be conducted at various colleges and universities under the administrative direction of the Chief of the State Radiological Defense Division, All personnel assigned to such units would reauire, in addition to their own special technical training and experience, specific instruction in the more complex problems of radiological defense, c. frainine of Key Personnel. Insofar as nossible, key administrative and technical personnel in the radiological defense organization should be given such advanced training in the problems of atomic warfare as may be offered within the several branches of the National Military Setablishment, LOGISTICS General Logistics Policy, The vrocurement and supply of radiological defense equivment and materiel is a major croblem, complicated by the fact that it 1s currently impossible to state what specific types of special EY TOW ARCHIV