Defense laboratories

Naval Radiological Defense Laboratory, San Francisco, Calif. 94135... 

Lai, J. R., Freiling, E. C., Naval Radiological Defense Laboratory, Tech. 

Norman, J. H., U. S. Naval Radiological Defense Laboratory Rept. GA-... 

Received June 24, 1968. Work supported by the U. S. Atomic Energy Commission under Contract AT (04-3)-167, Project Agreement 17, and the Office of Civil Defense, U. S. Naval Radiological Defense Laboratory, under Contract N00228-68-C-2376. 

Smallboy, Project 2.10, POR-2216, Naval Radiological Defense Laboratory (Oct. 15,1964) (Classified). 

Benck RF, Smith RJ, Bogdan J, Lada H, Mortko H (1964) NDL-SP-7, US Army Nuclear Defense Laboratory, Edgewood Arsenal, MD, USA. 

Martin S. and Broido A., Thermal Radiation and Fire Effects of Nuclear Detonations. US Naval Radiological Defense Laboratory, San Francisco, DASA 1376/IICNRDL-TR-A52, 44 pp. (1963). 

A. E. Lipska and W. J. Parker, Kinetics of the Pyrolysis of Cellulose over the Temperature Range 250—300°C., USNRDL-TR-928, U. S. Naval Radiological Defense Laboratory, San Francisco, Calif., Nov. 1965. 

Henk RP, Benton EV (1967) Charged particle tracks in polymers No.5. A computer code for the computation of heavy ion range-energy relationships in any stopping material. U S Naval Radiological Defense Laboratory TechnRep 67-122... 

Quality control (QC) is as important when collecting samples in the field as it is in the laboratory. A valid and defensible laboratory result is meaningless if the sample has been collected improperly or the extent of its reliability is not known (see Section 11.3.3). Many of the pitfalls associated with collection and preservation of environmental samples are enumerated in MARSSIM (EPA 2000c) and HASL-300 (Chieco 1997). The steps taken for field QC vary with the matrix being sampled. The following QC samples that pertain to the sample collection process should be integrated with the QC samples appropriate to laboratory practices that are listed in Section 11.2.9 ... 

The situation within our Federal laboratories is somewhat more complex. Each department and agency has been established to carry out a particular national objective. Our defense laboratories, the National Institutes of Health, the Bureau of Mines, The Agricultural Research Centers all have their missions. 

Naval Radiological Defense Laboratory University of Michigan... 

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