Police Train for Radiological Monitoring Program
Maryland State Police advance radiological monitoring training as part of Civil Defense. Colonel Jarman and Sherrley Ewing announce the program with ten hours completed by civilian clerks and 12 hours for sergeants and first sergeants. In January new recruits begin training. within a year all personnel should be experts. Two troopers and an instructor train others. radiological instruments will be stocked at barracks to ensure prompt readings in a peacetime or wartime incident. The effort, the broadest by any state agency, ties into a wider civil defense plan involving several state agencies and commissions.
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