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Appendix A: The ACE Directive
Pages 119-128

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... APPENDIX A The ACE Directive ~9
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... 120 POTENTIAL RADIATION EXPOSURE IN MILITARY OPERATIONS SUPRE) 1£ HE0QU - HERS an ~ \` ALLIED POWERS EUROPE ~ ~ ~ 10 Sll~E a=GIL~' ACE DIRECTIVE NUMBER 80-63 ~_ ACE Policy for Defensi`,e Measures against Low Level Radiological Hazards dunng Militarv Operations _ .
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... 122 POTENTIAL RADIATION EXPOSURE IN MILITARY OPERATIONS NATO UNCLASSIFIED AD 80-63 regarding the existence and stands of radiological hazard areas within the military structure. However.
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... APPENDIX A AD 80-6~ 123 NATO UNCLASSIFIED c. Actions upon the identification of a High Rislc of ~ Suspected Radiological Hazard ( I )
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... 124 AD 80-6; POTENTIAL RADIATION EXPOSURE IN MILITARY OPERATIONS 164'ATO UNCLASSIFIED accomplished in accordance with STANAG ~ I I 2. ''NBC Reconnaissance".
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... APPENDIX A AD 80-63 125 NATO UNCLASSIFIED d. Actions upon identification of a Low Risk of a Suspected Radiological Hazard - The actions of the operational conunander in this instance are quite similar but ~ ary slightly with regard to initial steps.
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... 126 AD 80-6; POTENTIAL RADIATION EXPOSURE IN MILITARY OPERATIONS NATO UNCLASSIFIED national medical record in accordance with national regulations, (a)
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... APPENDIX A 127 AD 80-6~ ANNEXES: NATO UNCLASSIFIED A Loci Level Radiation Operational E.YPOSUre Guidance DISTRIBUTION: B
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... 128 POTENTIAL RADIATION EXPOSURE IN MILITARY OPERATIONS AD SO-6; NATO UNCLASSIFIED ANNEX A TO AD 80-6; DATED O2.d`UG 1996 GUIDANCE LOW LEVEL RADIAT101v OPERATIONAL EXPOSURE TOTAL RES CATEGORY CUMULATIVE DOSE (cGy) See Notes 1, ~ and 3 < 0.05 cGy O 005TOO.SCgy 1A S TO 5 eGy 11 5 TO 10 cGy I C 10 to US cGy I D See Note 7 '51~070cGy 1E See Note 8 STATE I ACTION'S See Notes ~ and 5 NO RISK NONE I`IORMAL RJSI; RECORD INDIVIDUAL DOSE READrN(iS INlnATE PERIODIC MONITORING MINIMAL RdSIC RECORD INDIVIDUAL DOSE RE (DINGS CONTINUE MONITORJX'G lMlTIATE RAD SURVEY PRIORITIZE TASKS ESTABLISH WSE CONTROL .~IEASURES.\S PART OF OPERATION; LIMITED RISI; RECORD INDIVIDUAL DOSE READIN(;S CONTINUE MONITORJNG;UPDATE St'R\:E\' CONTINUE DOSE CONTROL MEASURES EXECUTE rR,oR~rY TASKS ONLY (See Note ~ INCREASED RISK RECORD INDIVIDUAL DOSE READINGS CONTINUE MONITORIbIGtUPDATE .~]
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