Chemical Defence Research

Director of Chemical Defence Research Development(Brit) depth charge thrower Design Dept(Brit)... [Pg.737]

CDRD Chemical Defence Research Chakatsuyaku Jap for TNT (Sanshoki-... [Pg.734]

PRO, WO 33/1014, 2nd Annual Report of the Chemical Defence Research Establishment, Porton Down (1922). [Pg.168]

WO 33/1153, Annual Report (1927) WO 33/1204, Annual Report (1928) WO 33/1231, Annual Report (1929) WO 33/1272-1568, Annual Reports of Chemical Defence Research Department (1930-1939). These reports are located in the PRO (now the National Archives) in O and A papers W033. [Pg.171]

Callaway, S., Dimhuber, P. (1971). Estimation of the concentration of nerve agent vapour required to produce measured degrees of miosis in rabbit and human eyes. Technical Paper No. 64. Chemical Defence Research Estahlishment, Porton Down, Salisbury, Wiltshire, UK. [Pg.61]

McKee, W.H.E., Woolcott, B. (1949). Report on exposures of unprotected men and rabbits to low concentrations of nerve gas vapour. PRP-143. Chemical Defence Research Establishment, Porton Down, Salisbury, Wiltshire, UK. [Pg.64]

Sim, V.M. (1956). Effect on pupil size of exposure to GB vapour. Porton Technical Paper 531. Chemical Defence Experimental Establishment, Directorate of Chemical Defence Research and Development, Porton Down, Salisbury, Wiltshire, UK. [Pg.66]

Close liaison between Porton s scientists and expert networks elsewhere in Britain and overseas, essential in maintaining a first-class research facility, was to be assured through the Chemical Warfare Committee, which was broadly representative of the wider scientific, military, and business community. To ensure the coordinated production of toxic agents, including those for testing purposes at Porton, the committee recommended the creation of a state-controlled factory for chemical warfare products at Sutton Oak, near St Helens in Lancashire, which later became the Chemical Defence Research Establishment. A representative of Porton liaised with members of the committee about planned field trials. It was this coordinated approach to chemical warfare through an external body of experts and stakeholders that other nations, the United States and Canada especially, began to emulate. [Pg.48]

MI, Folder 2A/I, Exhibit MNJ/20/2, Extract from Third Annual Report of Chemical Defence Research Department (CDRD), March 1923, Exposure of Personnel to Gas for Experimental Purposes , p. 129. [Pg.493]

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