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January 29th 06, 08:53 PM
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USS Long Beach Vietnam Era
"Linda Jo" wrote in message ups.com... Thank you for your repy. I will continue my search Linda I am sorry for your loss, Linda. The term "radiation" can mean many things and doesn't necessarily mean "nuclear radiation". High power radar antennas emit radiation and are a recognized hazard to human health if you spend any time in close proximity to them. These antennas often have RADHAZ (radiation hazard) warnings posted near them warning people that it is not healthy to be too close to them. Although I am not sure if a warship would have these warnings. I am sure that the USS Long Beach has a few of these antennas. Perhaps your husband was an electronics technician and worked on this equipment? JD 
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