1963 US Army Vietnam War Armor Operations ... - Survival Books

WWW.SURVIVALEBOOKS.COMlevels of radiation or chemical contamination unacceptably dangerous to ground surveyand not to determine accurate ground dose parties, along lines of communication, overrates or concentrations unless the monitor is areas under consideration for relocation ofdirected to do so.units and installations when speed is important,12. Survey Operationsand over areas of difficult accessibility toground troops.a. When an armor unit is assigned a surveymission the size, number, and composition of 13. Reporting Datathe survey team is based on a consideration ofthe persons available, equipment on hand, the chemical and radiological monitoring operasizeof the area to be surveyed, the road net tions should be forwarded through commandin the area, and the information desired. Surveypersonnel must be protected from contamination.The cumulative dose of radiation b. Chemical and radiological data gatheredacquired by a person must be considered. No during a survey operation is reported directlyone must be permitted to exceed dosages speci- to the division chemical, biological, and radiofliedby command guidance.logical elements (CBRE) or through commandb. Survey by air is employed in areas that channels, depending on the type of surveyhave contamination or dose rates that would be being conducted.360 AGO 9189A