ML20037B328
| ML20037B328 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Site: | Dresden, Kewaunee, Quad Cities, Zion  |
| Issue date: | 07/15/1976 |
| From: | Hind J NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION III) |
| To: | Brian Lee COMMONWEALTH EDISON CO. |
| References | |
| NUDOCS 8009150536 | |
| Download: ML20037B328 (13) | |
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CENTRAL FILES JUL 151976 a-Coc=onwcalth Edison Co=pany Docket No. 50-10 ATTN: lir. Dyron Lee, Jr.
Dochet No. 50-237 Vice President Dochet No. 50-249 P.O. Eos: 767 Docher No. 50-254
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Chicago, Illinois 60590 Docket no. 50-265 Docket No. 50-295 Docket no. 50-304 Gentic=en:
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The encloced material is provided for your information. We trust l
it will cceist you in carrying out your present cafeguards program.
! is a omry of the FBI Eonb Dcta Program cod l
sets forth the requirements for participation.
Enclocurca 2 and 3 are two types of bonb threct call chechlictc that cight prove useful.
Enclosurc 4 offers free service to check concitivity of crplesive vapor detectore. The U. S. Departncnt of Cocaerce hcs been contacted and this cervice ic available to liRC liccacces.
Enclosurcs 5 cad 6 are blasting cap cafety education ectorials that should prove useful in future training of recurity officers or comp oy personnel.
Picase contact J. F. Donahue or J. R. Creed of this office should you need additional information.
Sincerely yours, J. A. Uind, Chief Safeguardo Ernnch inclocurc:
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Ac otated Central Files cc t;/cacl:
PDR L cal PDR L. Stephenoon, Statica USIC Superintendent TIC J. S. Bitel, Superintendent N. Ealivianakis, Station Anthony Roicman, Esq., Attorney IE Mail and File Unit Superintendent 80001 50
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a.*f}a SljiEARY OF T!E FDI BOMB DATA P1100P,A!
The FBI Bomb Data Program (BDP)-is operated by the Federal Bureau of Investi-gation (FBI), U. S. Department of Justice. Technical assistance to this program is provided by a broad base of local, state, federal, and international agencies.
Services The BDP provides the fo!!owing services, free of charge, to its participants:
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Testing of selected items of bomb handling and detcetion equipment and dis-semination of test results.
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Dissemination of results of tests conducted by participents.
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Collection and analysis of data concerning bomb incidents and distribution of this information in periodic summary reports.
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Publication of bulletins and manuals which contain information of interest rel-ative to explosives, improvised explosive devices (IED), procedures for defeating IED, I
and other pertinent matters. These publications are described below:
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General Information Bulletins (GIB) - These publications provide informa-tion cf a general nature to all program participants. They set forth the results of tests conducted on bomb handling and detection equipment and other data of general interest. The dissemination of these bul!ctins is not restricted to law enforcement agencies. They are mailed to the hends of participating organi-
- ations and require no spccial security precautions as the inforr.u.: ion is not re-stricted.
bc Investigators Bu!!etins (IB) - These publications, available only to public safety agencies and ccriain military units, provide infor:nstien of a technical nature which is labeled " RESTRICTED TECIISICAL DATA" (RTD). They pre-sent infcrmation about the design and functioning of specific bombs which have actually been conttructed, current and vitalinformation concerning new or potential bomb-type hazards, methods of coping with certain bombs. and other technical e-n-n,--.
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information of specific interest an<i use to the bomb incident inve.stigator. Because the information they contain is considered RTD, the distributibn of these bulletins is limited to these participants who have a need-to-hnov.
They are mailed to the heads of pr.rticipating organizations for dipeminatir#n onh to these persons who have r. ne:d ic the sfcrmation contained inerci:4 The:. shou!d u d be n.ade available to uncuthorized persons. All particil; ants who rceeive the IB abo re-ceive the GIB.
Special Technicinns Bulletins (STB) - There publications, containing tech-c.
nical inforr atic intended only for the trained bomb technician, are abo labeled RTD. They de: ail information rernrding render safe procedures which have been employed against specific bombs, new or novel commercial items which may ulti-mately be encountered in IED, and other technical data which will be of specific interest to 'he bomb technician. Any attempt by an untrained person to apply the techniques or procedurcs contained in the STB could result in in.iury or death to that individual. Because of this, the STB. un!!ke the GIB and IB. is not mailed to agency heads. This is the only BDP pub:ic:. tion mailed direc:!y to individual bomb technicir.ns. It is nailed to their dep: r' ment or agenc,v nddrc;s, and i: will l
not be delivered to anyone o her than the addressee or his designa ed agent. After receip:, it :s the specific responsibility of the individurd bomb technician to assure that these publientiens are not made availnb:e to anauthorized individuals.
To obtain the STB, each bomb technician must be certified by his chief cr supervisor in accordance with the instructions contained in this summary.
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ManurIs -These publications are distributed to pr.rticipating members as they l
are prepared They provide "textbech" covert.ge cr. a varie:y of tepics to program participr.n:s.
Bomb Summaries - These publications provide statistieni data and brief sum-e.
muries concerning bombing incidents which have been rcported to the BDP.
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Training Assistance Training Materials - The BDP prepares and distributes 35mm color slide a.
l presentntions with accompanying narrative 3 for use by participants in their in-l ternal training programs. The below-listed s!!de presentations are presently availa-ble, and arrangements to use them on a loan basis can be made by contacting the FBI Field Office in your area.
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Introf uction to E:: plosive Devices (2)
Imprcva d Fures (3)
Incendinry Deviccs (4)
Blasting Supplies and Explosives i'
Additional slide presentations will be forthcoming.
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Trr.ining Courses - The DDP :,taff presentl3 conducu epecialiaed regional schoeb for bomb investigators. The.se schoola deal with the inves:igative aspects of the "hcmemade" bomb problem. Locally, training c etance in the areas of bomb detection. protection, and investigation can be arrangi d by centacting the
!ccal FBI Field O'fice.
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Response to written inquiries - All participating public snfety agencies and mili: cry vni:s having questions or problems regarding explonves. IED, or military ordr anc e, m..) correspond with the FBI Eomb Data Progrr ' dr_ :gh the FDI Field Office cercin.; them.
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Rapid diceminntion of selected information via the Law Enforcement Tele-type Service (LETS).
NOTE: If participants indicate a need for additional nrvices, they may be prcvided in the future.
Pc.rtici.:.. tion To becc=e a participant in the EDP, a department or atency r'.ust accw to two condi:icus They are:
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Contribute to the program - The quality of the progrcm is directly dependent upon contributions m:.de by its par:icipants. The head of each participating agency must agrca :o submi: incident reports, a; soon cs possib!c, fcr ene. incident (r.ctual, attempte. recovery, or honn) involvirc a d',':c.
Thcse reper:s ;hcnid be tubmit:ed to the FBI Field Office serving the particip:nn's arer..
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Sr.feguard mr.terial 1;beled " RESTRICTED TECHNICAL DATA" - The dis-seminatic.n of informction labeled " RESTRICTED TECHNICAL DATA" must bc con-tro!!cd by the agency head or the bomb technicinn who receives it.
It mc3 be re-leased only on a strictly control:ed need-to-!:now basis. All EDP publications which are no longer needed are to be returned to the FBI Field Office serving the aren Any questions concerr.ing participation should be referred to your local FEl Field Office. If :.n agency desires to participate in the DDP and c. crees to the above conditions. arrangements to be placed on the mailing list should be made with that office. ?di!itary units desiring to be placed on the BDP maiFr - lict should submit a requcs: :o :he Comr ander, U. S. Army Materiel Cc.~ rund,.'.::-. ion: A MCS A-N, 5001 E:schswer Avenue, Alenandrin, Virc: :. 22000 Civ;hnn pcr-icipt.nts shculd notify the FBI Fie:d Office o: a!! cht nes in thtir mailing str.:ur.
.tIiF:arr participants should notify Commander, U. S. Army.In cici Com-mand, et the above address.
Once an agency has been placed on the mailing list to receive Investigators Eulletins, the Special Technicians Bulletins can be obtained for bomb technicians upon submis-3 0 } * ]D lD OS' k h 1
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C sion of a Ictter from the bomb technician'a supervisor to the FBI Fidd Office serving that agency This letter should contain the following informa:ien-n.
For Red. stone Ar::enal IIazardous Devices Course Grt.du-:e3 - The name and rank or :::le of the technician, the namc and n:r.!!!ng addr1 - nf the department or agenc:. ? which he belongs, and the date th:.t h comp!w a :he llazart ou.- De-vices Cou ee at Redstone, together with a simple statement frc:n his supervisor that he is preiently employed as a boinb technician.
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Fcr All Others - Department heads empicying bomb :ech'icians who were not traincd nt Redstone Arsenal must submit the following infccmation:
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Na:ne and rank or title of the technician.
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Date of birth.
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Department addrcss to whi:h bulletins will be sent (no home addre.*ses, please).
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Department telephone number.
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Source of training (e.g., military EOD, on-the-job, etc.) and years of ex-perience.
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Approximate number of bombings handled and num'eer ci devices actually dir.rmed.
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Ce-tification by supervisor that he considers the 1echnivan to be que.lified to disarm improvised e:: plosive devices.
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The checks are rade.iith an fibs-devaleped trz.ce vapor generater that produces kr.cwn ccncentrations of several exple:ive vapors.
Herettfore, accurate determinatier.s of vapor detector sensitivities have been generally lacking.
tiBS, a Comerce Cepartment agency, developed the vapor gcnerator in work tocrdinated by its Law Enforcement Standards Latoratory (LESL) on beh:l' of the Justice Depart ent 's I;ational Institute c ~ L..w Enforcerant and Crir.inal cur: ice (!!!LiCJ).
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