5. The survey party physically delivers data to the control party.
c. Guidance.
More precise information on recording and reporting survey data is provided
in the unit SOP or is established at the survey party briefing.
d. Security.
Radiological survey information is of intelligence value to the enemy.
Proper security procedures for the reporting of these data are established
by the unit SOP.
For example, the unit SOP may require that location
coordinates be encoded.
The more detailed the briefing of the survey
parties, the more easily security can be maintained.
e. Safety.
Precise information establishing turn-back dose rates and operation exposure
guide is provided in the SOP or is established at the survey briefing.
7.
Capability of Ground Survey Parties.
Any powered vehicle is satisfactory for conducting ground surveys.
All
vehicles have approximately the same area coverage capability of between 15
and 40 square kilometers per hour per vehicle, depending upon the degree of
detail required, the road net, and traffic of the contaminated area.
However,
because
of
the
superior
shielding
and
cross-country
characteristics, the tracked armored vehicle is preferred.
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