Results are presented from an experimental investigation of the amplitude dependence of internal friction in unirradiated and x-irradiated KCl and KBr single crystals in the temperature range 130-300 degree K. It is established that changes in the value of internal friction under irradiation in the region of amplitude-dependent internal friction are significantly greater than in the region of amplitude-independent internal friction. It is shown that the distribution of dislocations over length is power-like, and that the binding energy of dislocations to their points of attachment is larger for irradiated KCl and KBr crystals than in unirradiated specimens.