Nuclear reports and mapping

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Formula for TCOMP

T comp = (TARR x 1.25) + (cloud diameter / wind speed)

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Formula for TARR

TARR = Distance from GZ in km / Wind speed

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CBRN Reports that are map overlays sent to a commander

CBRN 3 & CBRN 5

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How do you find the persistency of radiological hazards?

Radiation dose rate mesaurements

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Three lines required to send a CBRN 3 report

Delta, Foxtrot, Papa B

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Rule 1 of TARR/TCOMP calculations

All times can be estimated ½ before OR after

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Rule 2 of TARR / TCOMP Calculations

Your estimate is correct

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Rule 3 of TARR/TCOMP Calculations

Estimated times can be 2x OR H+12 hours (whichever is earliest)

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How do you calculated Zone 2 & H+2 Hours

Double Zone 1 + H+1 hours respectively

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What point must you plot 1st when using a CBRN 3 report to create a map overlay?

Line Foxtrot: Location of attack

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What line of a cbrn 3 report contains the information to draw the projected nuclear path?

PAPA B

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What data points does line PAPA B contain? (WZCA)

Wind speed, zone 1 length, cloud radius, angles of predictive fallout pattern

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What needs to go to the top right of every map created with a CBRN 3 report?

Gridline indicator to ID lat/long

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The critical step once your cloud and zone 1 are plotted?

Tangent Lines

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T COMP Acronym

Time of Radioactive Fallout Completion

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The metric to determine field contamination

2 X (Background radiation level read by AN/VDR-2)

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Types of radiation AN/VDR-2 detect

Beta & Gamma

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What type of radiation is being measured if the cover is closed on the AN/VDR-2 probe?

Gamma

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If Background radiation: 28uGy, and the AN/VDR-2 reads 28uGy closed, but 60uGy open. Is there a contamination?

Yes, the reading open is over 2x the background radiation. This is Beta contamination only

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The order you plot fallout predictions from an NBC 3 report

See image

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How will an H+1 & Zone 1 of the same length be plotted?

see image

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5 types of battlefield contamination

B - Beta, Y - Gamma, BY - both, NC - No contamination, BG - Background

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TARR

Time of arrival of winds

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What scale are most maps for CBRN 3 reports?

1:100,000 scale

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3 rules for once TARR/TCOMP calculations are created?

  1. All times can be estimated to be 1/2x sooner or later (earliest)

  2. Can arrive at estimated time

  3. Can be 2x the estimated time or H+12 hours (whichever is earliest) - (latest arrival time)


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4 Rules are factored into estimating (TDSW)

Time, Distance, Shielding, Wait

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What watch can measure individual soldiers’ radiation levels?

DT236A Dosimeter watch

<p>DT236A Dosimeter watch</p>
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What is the max radiation the DT236A Dosimeter watch can absorb?

99 cGy max

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Can you reset a DT236A dosimeter watch?

No

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Does a DT236A dosimeter watch get returned to the unit when a soldier PCS?

No, it stays with the soldier throughout their career

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What type of radiation does the DT236A dosimeter watch absorb?

Gamma

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How do you measure radiation on a soldier with an AN/VDR-2? (4 steps)

See photo

<p>See photo</p>
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