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aandegoons

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10. Yes that is why I put near the reactors.

Reply to Resonance_Chamber (Reply #9)

Fri Dec 28, 2012, 11:16 AM

Dec 2012

It would be foolish of them since the records kept at the deck of the ship would be much much much higher than anyone received near the reactor. Yes they would have kept a record of all exposure on the deck once the release of radiation was known if not before. It would in effect cause a landslide of outrage again at the incompetence of TEPCo.

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US sailors sue Japan's TEPCO for post-quake radiation exposure [View all] bananas Dec 2012 OP

The Japanese government was "lying through their teeth about the reactor meltdown" crisis bananas Dec 2012 #1

U.S. Sailors File Suit Against Fukushima Nuclear-Plant Operator bananas Dec 2012 #2

Photo: Sailors aboard the aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan wash down the flight deck ... bananas Dec 2012 #3

When contacted by the BBC, Tepco acknowledged that it has been sued, ... bananas Dec 2012 #4

pdf of the lawsuit bananas Dec 2012 #5

This should be an interesting case Resonance_Chamber Dec 2012 #6

I'm not sure that is true. Chemisse Dec 2012 #7

All of that is kept track off and is in the records. aandegoons Dec 2012 #8

This is surface Navy were they don't issue TLD's to the entire crew Resonance_Chamber Dec 2012 #9

Yes that is why I put near the reactors. aandegoons Dec 2012 #10

Doesn't the Navy have Nuclear radiation detectors? I don't blame them for lovuian Dec 2012 #14

Strange caraher Dec 2012 #11

It is good that they are filing suit now. James48 Dec 2012 #13

This is more proof as to why nuclear is not a viable means of power conversion. Gregorian Dec 2012 #12