OG GBS STANDARD FORM NO, 34 Office Memorandum ¢ UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT TO FROM FILES | DATE: January 6, 1953 Gorden Mf. Dunning, Biophysics BranehLagar Division of 3iclogy and Medicine Sis? SUBJECT : “VIEW OF REQUEST FROM DIVISION OF BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE TO AFSWP FOR MELITARY SUPPORT OF FALLCUT PROGRALS. SYMBOL: SBP sGi-D 1. iI called Captain Bluejacket in the Office, Chief Chemical Officer, Washington, D. C., in September requesting certain military support Since this was the avenue by which we obtained support during TUMBLERSNAPPER. Capt. Bluejacket indicated their inability to meet the request and suggested we write to the Commanding General, AYSWP Field Command, Sanala Base, New Mexico. 2. October 1. On October 1, 1952, a letter was sent from Dr. Bugher to the Commanding General, Fielca Command, AFSWP, Sandia Base, New Mexico, requesting thirty-two (32) enlisted men for UCLA fallout program. 3. October 3. Gn October 3 Colonel Paul T. Preuss wrote Dr. Bugher acknowledging his letter of October 1, indicating he hac referred the letter to Dr. Jchn ©. Clark, and that further details would be handled directly between Dr. Clark and Kermit Larson. This is the last heerd from this request until about the middle of December (see para. 11). he October 16. On October 16 W. B. Harris of NYOO submitted their re- 5. October 23, On October 23 I wrote to Gen. K. EB. Fields submitting S$. October 2h. On October 2), I wrote Carroll L. Tyler requesting the Quirements to the Division of Biology and Medicine for military support. TY¥OO's requirements. NYO program be coutinued under his cffice and reduesting certain logistic support. 7. Gctover 28. On October 20 cur memorandum te Gen. Fields was transmitted by Col. Jack Armstrong to Carroll Tyler. US DOE ARCHIVES 326 U.S. ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION RG _DOE HISTORIAN Collec = #32 Box _3362 Fol: #/ (08M) BEST COPY AVAILABLE RUTALY RESEARCH & APPL. DO’ARCHIVES