oe eeeate #! weakness and prostration, Mortality produced by an acute exposure of 150 ;, roentgegs will be very low and eventual recovery of physical fitness may _ be expected. ae. Field eommandersshould, therefore, assume that if substantial “mumbers of their men receive acute radiation exposures substantially above 100 roentgens there is a grave risk that their commands will rapidly become ineffective as fighting units. a Ce Internal radiation hazards caused by entry of radioactive sub“* gtances through the mouth, through the lungs or through euts or wounds _ .do not exist after an air’ burst. Internal hazards following a contam' inating surface explosion may be-avoided if ordinary preeautions are - taken. OQnly under unusual circumstances will there be internal hazard _ from residual contamination, This eliminates the necessity for mas<ing * and consequent reduction of tactical efficiency. » Ube The Radiological Safety Officer, Task Group 7.1 wil maintain standard . type film badge records of radiation exposures for all Task Force personnel. _ Records will indicate full name, rank or rate, serial om service number, if applicable, organization, home station or laboratory, date of exposure, “ and remarks such as limitations on assignment because of exposure. Upon aoe of the operation, disposition of these records will be as follows: : om vs aA consolidated list ef exposures Msting military personnel, and Fee a civilian personnel under military control, by full name, rank or rate, + serial or: service number (if applicable), organization, home station or oa “laboratory and exposure in millircentgens together with exposed film badges |aa cont rol film badges will be forwarded to the Chief, AFSWP. — Lo [ y - RS Beh consclidated List of personnel and exposures will‘be forwarded -‘te the@ Director, |Division of Biology and Medicine, AEC. ‘Gee‘ Yndtvidual records of Navy military and civilian persennel will be «©... x forwarded to theif unit of assignment for inclusion in the individual's . a health record (MedicalHistory Sheets and NavMed H-8), For those militafy-- ~~ personesexposed ta fonizing radiation in excess of that defined by-para~ " 771"-.! graph 3ashove, a statement will be included to the effeet that the ine || dividualjs dot te be subjected to.ionizing radiation hefore a specific°° fate,thddate tobe computed by the Radiological SafetyOfficer, Task Sn “Group 7.1to allow.sufficient time to elapse in order te bring the average ” "radiation dose down to 0.3 roentgens per week, ;