4 3 u3f!i J 8 3 HH vel LEE i? * e * P On 1 April spedial radsafe advisory was dispatched to Coutlavats Kwaje- lein to recseure the garriscs relative te the Light fall-oub experienced Th4e advisory noted that the fall-cust cn Kwajalein we cf a degree equivee lent to thes experienced on Bniwetok and considered insignificant fram a suggested thes Kuaje— health standpoint Aa @ precautionary measure lein water catch basing be examined of the next a rein be isclated and that a pint sample be taken for analysis. The facilities of the task foree were sade available (and aceepted) fcr this analysis. ( Subsequent’ per taken excepts enalysis indicated no activity in the five the one from Open Storage Tank No. 10 which read 4.85 x ter.) On 3 April in response to « the above advisory from » and further eteted that the Task Force wasre-quoted to indlude CINC?. ting proced=Staff Surgecs would visit Reajalein to establish suitable ures for future shots (No further difficulties arose for the of the CASTLE series. ) On 9 April information wes received that wire services were carrying Tokyo stories reporting two Japanese fishing veseels cutside the Denger Arve arriving at port with redicactive tuna. These stories indicated that some of the catch wae destroyed> vessels reportedly radioactive, but no iliness reported on the crewe. Ne official confirmation was received, and from the press stories the contamination appeared to be slight. Considering time and distance factors, the contamination could have come from ROMEO at fishing. grounds to the east northeast of GZ. L-8 im oth - ie