Re[3]: Military personnel dose histories

[julie_f_shafer@email.fpl.com]

     In addition to what I posted earlier today, I did some further 
     checking and here is more info on places that maintain military 
     related exposure records.  We received this info late last year when 
     we requested exposure records from the Air Force.  They did not have 
     the person in their data base, but sent a response informing us to try 
     these locations:
     
     Reynolds Electrial & Engineering Co., Inc.
     Radiological Evaluation Section
     P. O. Box 98521
     Las Vegas NV 89193
     
     Defense Nuclear Agency Center
     Attn:  RARP-NTPR
     6801 Telegraph Road
     Alexandria, VA  22310-3398
     800-462-3683
     
     National Personnel Records Center (MPR)
     9700 Page Blvd.
     St. Louis MS 63132
     314-538-7177
     
     
     Someone already posted this one, but here it is again with a phone 
     number:
     
     US Army Ionizing Radiation Dosimetry Repository Section
     Lexington-Blue Grass Army Depot
     Lexington, KY 45011-5102
     606-293-3249
     
     Veteran's Help Line
     800-827-0365
     (1945-1962 Radiation Exposure)
     
     Also, the person who signed this letter from the Air Force included 
     their phone numbers.  Here is the full address again along with the 
     phone numbers:
     
     Department of the Air Force
     AL/OEBD
     2402 E Drive
     Brooks, AFB, TX 78235-5114
     210-536-3486
     DSN 536-3486
     
     
     
     Julie Shafer
     Dosimetry Supervisor
     FPL/Turkey Point
     julie_f_shafer@email.fpl.com
     305-246-6117
     
     
     
     
     


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Subject: Re[2]: Military personnel dose histories
Author:  radsafe@romulus.ehs.uiuc.edu at Internet-Mail
Date:    1/26/96 8:19 AM


     You need to contact the central repository  at Lexington, KY, if the 
     personnel were ARMY...Phone 606-293-3249, Naval Dosimetry Center in 
     Bethesda (call 703-602-1223 CAPT Dave George for assistance) if NAVY, 
     or Armstrong Laboratory at Brooks AFB, if Air Force (call 210-536-3945 
     for assistance)...mike coogen
     
     
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Subject: Re: Military personnel dose histories
Author:  radsafe@romulus.ehs.uiuc.edu at ~GW1 
Date:    1/25/96 5:15 PM
     
     
     
>  We have radiation workers in our company who are former military personnel or
>  civilians who worked on military bases. We are trying to acquire their
>  radiation dose histories per 10CFR19.13(e), but are having a difficult time 
>  doing so.
> 
>  Are military personnel dosimetry records maintained at the National Personnel
>  Records Center at St. Louis? If so, how do we get dosimetry data?
> 
> 
>    Bruce Pickett
>    The Boeing Company, Seattle, WA 
>    shea136@kgv2.bems.boeing.com
     
     
    here are the addresses
     
    Dept. of the Air Force
    Armstrong Laboratory
    AL/OEBS, Building 140
    Brooks Air Force Base, TX  78235-5500
     
     
    Chief,
    U.S. Army Ionizing Radiation Dosimetry Center 
    ATTN:  AMXTM-S-LR-DR
    Lexington, KY  40511-5102
     
    Commandant
    U.S. Coast Guard (G-PIM-2)
    ATTN: Mrs. Blankenship
    Washington, DC  20593-0001
     
    Navy Environmnetal Health Center Detachment 
    Naval Dosimetery Center
    Bethesda, MD 20889-5000
     
     
    Paul SKierkowski, RSO, Univ. of Oklahoma
     
     
     
     
     
    > 
     
     
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