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Memo to F a Camm, Et Al, Subject: Eniwetok Status Report No. 12 (Attachments: Eniwetok Status Report; Bar Graph; and Alice Data)

Dated
May 15, 1973
Document type
Correspondence
Length
15 pages
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ATOM IC ENERGY COMMISSION Major General Frank A. Carom, USA, Assistant F. C. Gilbert, Deputy Director, Division of T. R. Clark, Assistant Director of Military General Manager for J. E. Rudolph, Assistant Director for Management Operations, DMA D. D. Davis, Assistant Director for Production and Planning, DMA L. M. Groover, Assistant Director for Program Analysis and Budget, DMA Colonel W. B. Haidler, USAF, Assistant Director for Research and L. E. Killion, Deputy Assistant Director for Laser Fusion and Special Activities, DMA CAPT A. M. Howard, USN, Assistant Director for Safety and G. C. Facer, Deputy Assistant Director for Safety and Facilities, DMA N. F. Barr, Division of Biomedical and Environmental Research L. J. Deal, Division of Operational Safety J. S. Cannon, Office of Information Services H. Glauberman, Division of Waste Management and Transportation R. Maxwell, Division of Environmental Affairs R. Goldenberg, Office of the General Counsel ENIWETOK STATUS REPORT NO. 12 The attached Eniwetok Status Report is provided for your Assistant Director for Tests Division of Military Application Eniwetok Status Report

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ENIWETOK RADIOLOGICAL SURVEY SAMPLE ANALYSIS PROGRAM Attached is the bar graph showing progress on the Radiological Survey Analysis since the last report. LFE Environmental Analysis Laboratory has begun a significant production after completing their cross calibration and qualification program. Data from Eberline Instrument Company (EIC) and the University of Washington have not been received. University of Washington next week to determine if they require The rates of production in the various stages now show that all sample preparation, gamma counting and digitization will be completed by June 30. The remainder of the analysis will then be completed four-six weeks after that time. At this time, Dr. Nervik sees no problem in having the final report prepared by September 1, 1973. Also attached are copies of working roughs of Island Alice (Bogallua) which indicate the format in which the radiological data will be in the

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