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Dugway Proving Grounds, Utah

The lengthy IG report concludes with a detailed account of the field test we conducted in November 1964 at Dugway Proving Grounds, Utah (Project Dork). The fact that the request to carry out diis test came via a Department of the Army representative, bearing an urgent requirement to test the feasibility of disseminating BZ to volunteers at distances of 500 and 1,000 yards, seemed to satisfy the IG team that the test was necessary and properly authorized. [Pg.256]

DNEU or DNEteU dinitroethyleneurea DPG Dugway Proving Ground, Utah... [Pg.740]

Parker, D.T., Parker, A.C. and Ramachandran, C.K. (1996) Ricin. Joint CB Technical Data Source Book Toxin Agents. U.S. Army Dugway Proving Ground, Utah, Joint Contact Point Directorate. [Pg.463]

Charles H. Bay, The Other Gas Crisis - Chemical Weapons , Parameters, Journal of the Army War College, September 1979. Colonel Bay was Commander of Dugway Proving Ground, Utah, at the time he wrote the article. [Pg.149]

Sources (1) Chang M. A Survey and Evaluation of Chemical Warfare Agent Contaminants and Decontamination. Dugway Proving Ground, Utah Defense Technical Information Center 1984. AD-202525. (2) Baker JA. COR Decontamination/Contamination Control Master Plan Users Meeting. 11-13 September 1985. Unpublished. [Pg.352]

Chang M. A Survey and Evaluation of Chemical Warfare Agent Contaminants and Decontamination. Dugway Proving Ground, Utah Defense Technical Information Center 1984. AD-202525. [Pg.358]

Dugway Proving Ground, Utah Fort Carson, Colorado Fort Ord, California... [Pg.484]

Meanwhile, in 1942-3, the CWS constructed a BW facility at Camp Detrick (later renamed Fort Detrick), an army facility in Maryland, at a cost of 13 million. Operational in 1943, the facility at Camp Detrick employed approximately 4000 people. Other BW-related facilities included a 250-acre site near Dugway Proving Grounds (Utah) and a 2000 acre facility at Horn Island (Pascalouga, Mississippi), both of which were used for open-air testing. [Pg.228]

Issou, R.M., et al., Improvemeut of iustrumeutal methods, DPG-FR-88-711, U.S. Army Test and Evaluation Command, Dugway Proving Ground, Utah, 1988. [Pg.253]

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