THIS DETAILED AND COMPREHENSIVE EXAMINATION OF LOCAL CIVIL DEFENSE TRAINING INCLUDES A SURVEY OF CIVIL DEFENSE OPERATIONS UNDERTAKEN TO DEFINE A MODEL LOCAL TRAINING PLAN. SPECIFIC LOCAL CIVIL DEFENSE OFFICES WERE SELECTED FOR INTENSIVE STUDY AND DATA COLLECTION. UTILIZING THE DATA OBTAINED AND FUNCTIONAL CATEGORIES DERIVED FROM THE FEDERAL CIVIL DEFENSE GUIDE EMERGENCY ACTIONS AND CONTROL AND SUPPORT FUNCTIONS, AN ANALYSIS OF THE EMERGENCY TASKS OF A MODEL LOCAL CIVIL DEFENSE OPERATION IS PERFORMED, TRAINING REQUIREMENTS SPECIFIED, PERSONNEL TO BE TRAINED DESIGNATED, AND TRAINING METHODS DESCRIBED. THE TRAINING REQUIRED, PERSONNEL DESIGNATED AND TRAINING METHODS SPECIFIED ARE RELATED TO THE OPERATIONAL TASKS IN EACH OF THREE TIME PERIODS--NORMAL, INCREASED READINESS, AND ACTUAL EMERGENCY. ONE EMERGENCY ACTION CATEGORY--MEDICAL AID--IS ANALYZED IN DEPTH UTILIZING A MULTILAYERED CONCEPT OF FLOW DIAGRAMING. FINALLY, SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER RESEARCH ARE PRESENTED. THIS DOCUMENT, AD-665-639, IS AVAILABLE FROM THE CLEARINGHOUSE FOR FEDERAL SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL INFORMATION, SPRINGFIELD, VIRGINIA 22151. MICROFICHE $0.65. HARD COPY $3.00. 175 PAGES. (AUTHOR)