-- RETYPED COPY -- HEADQUARTERS, Joint Task Force SEVEN Washington 25, D.C. 10 November 1953, 1600 R Annex N to CJTF SEVEN Operation Order No. 3-53 RADIOLOGICAL SAFETY 1. Radiological safaty of all task force military and civilian rsonnel is a command responsibility and radiological safety activiti performed through normal command channels. will be 2. The Commander, Joint Task Force SEVEN will: a. Specify the measures necessary to insure the radiological task force personnel and furnish technical advisory assistan group radiological safety officers. Bafety of to task b. Inform CINCPAC of radiological hazards which may exist in outside the task force responsibility. hreas c. Maintain an information center (RadSafe Office) with displys of current air and surface radexes, radiological situation maps @f atolls and peripheral aerial and surface areas and such other allied may be appropriate. d. Arrange for the designation of monitors and couriers to ac radioactive and special cargo shipments on sample return airc to monitor loading and unloading of such cargo. 3. Task Group Commanders will: a. Provide radiological safety units within their task groups sure that these units are in the required condition of readin carry out the radiological safety missions of their respectiv groups. b. Provide complete allowances of radiac equipment and specia thing. The requirements of CTG 7.5 will be included in the a of CTG 7.1 for necessary issue to TG 7.5 personnel during the tional phase and for subsequent loan or sale to CTG 7.5 for po operational use at the Pacific Proving Ground. c. Prior to the first shot minus 10 days, forward to CTG 7.1 (for use of the RadSafe Center in conjunction with film badge radiation] dosage control) a listing of task group personnel to whom film badges[will be issued during the overseas phase of the operation. Within fiv@ following each shot, provide CTG 7.1 with additions to previoug days lists. Lists will indicate full name, rank or rate, serial or service[number if applicable and home station or laboratory as appropriate. 446