FY 1980 funding levels were $351,000 operating and 350,000 capital equipment for MIRG?. An operating budget of $590,900 was provided for RUDR. Staffing levels were 3.8 man years scientific and professional and 2.2 man years technical support. Major equipment purchased was a computer based multi-channel pulse height analyzer to replace and upgrade the existing BNLSEP analytical labora- tory equipment. By September 1980, Greenhouse, Cua and Knight had left the proyram and Miltenberger, Naidu and Lessard performed as orimary starf with Lessard as program director. During October 1979, Miltenberger and Lessard finalized plans for the new whole-body counting trailer with Dillingham, Otterman and Brown. construction began at BNL. Enertech was informed in October of the failure of tne wind-generators supplied and repaired by them. months, ‘hair During the next few the whole-body counting chairs were built, disassembled, forwarded to Kwajalein along with the new trailer. packed and Naidu and Greenhouse, of BNLS=P and Pratt of BNL Medical prepared an educational program‘on the effects of fallout from nuclear tests for the inhabitants of Bikini, Enewetak, Rongelap and Utirik Atolls. This effort documented the original training pre~ sented to the Rongelapese and Utirikese by Naidu during 1977 and 1978. In February 1980, a personnel monitoring field trip was undertaken to Japtan and Enewetak Islands, Enewetak Atoll and Ujelang Island, Ujelang Atoll to obtain baseline body-burden data on the Enewetak population prior to the repatriation of Enewetak Atoll in April 1980. Miltenberger, Levine and Green- house of BNLSEP and Manalastas, a Phillipine national and a fellow of the International Atomic "nergy Agency performed whole-body counting and collected