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[Jerrel]

http://blog.wired.com/defense/2008/10/the-dod-force-h.html

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[Pete53]

Thanks

[Testvet]

This article implies like there is "critical data" on this web site, what a joke, there is nothing absolutely nothing that would aid a foreign governemt or a terrorist on this site there is nothing on this site that helps the veterans harmed in the experiments either for that matter, this site allows DOD to say see we are coming clean BS the veterans are still being ignored

The DOD medical community is doing their best to identify all unclassified information on past CB warfare testing and the personnel involved. And they're using all forms of communication to get the word out on it. That's a pretty rare combo, in the Defense Department. As a history freak who enjoys getting an inside view on how the military developed its CB weapons capability, I'm loving it.

Now some may say that DOD was forced to reveal this information due to Congressional pressure. That may be. But much of this test information was, for a long time, kept clandestine for good reason. These were weapon development activities in which the Soviet Union was very interested. And even today, there's nothing quite as good as the traditional CB warfare agents developed during the Cold War. It could save another nation or terrorist group a good deal of research if the wrong data were released. One might also point out that there's no discussion of the Gulf War illness controversy. But, technically, there's been no agreement that these illnesses were caused by exposure to CB warfare agents. So put aside the critical comments and enjoy the sunshine on these fascinating records.

[Jerrel]

Well said Testvet,,so true,,where will all this end...

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