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tten.
He did not recall its preparation, but thought that since there must
have been pressure to prepare it, it was probably done.
A document search of
the DDC reports authored by Skow was made, but no such title was found.
report, if published,
This
would probably be worth the effort to find it, since all
the details of the dose rate measurements and the contamination status of the
crew would have been available to Skow. More importantly, this document might
also describe any internal dose measurements that were made on the crew and thus
provide the only source of information for determining internal radiation doses.
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