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NBC Defense Annual Report RSCAAL - Remote Sensing Chemical Agent Alarm RTP – Readiness Training Plan rTSP - Reactive Topical Skin Protectant RW – radiological/nuclear warfare I-6 –S– SACPS - Selected Area Collective Protection System SAG – Study Advisory Group SALAD - Shipboard Automatic Liquid Agent Detector Saratoga - a CB protective overgarment SAT – Systems Approach to Training SAW - Surface Acoustic Wave SBCCOM- Solider, Biological and Chemical Command (U.S. Army) SCALP - Suit Contamination Avoidance Liquid Protection SCAMP - Shipboard Chemical Agent Monitor Portable SCPE – Simplified Collective Protective Equipment SCUD – surface – to –surface missile system SD - Stand-off Detector SD/ASM - Stand-off Detector for Armor System Modernization SDK – Skin Decontamination Kit SE – staphylococcal enterotoxins SEA - Staphylococcal Enterotoxin A SEB - Staphylococcal Enterotoxin B SMART-CB – Special Medical Augmentation Response Team-Chemical./Biological SMART-PM – Special Medical Augmentation Response Team-Preventative Medicine SNCO – Staff-Noncommissioned Officer SOF - Special Operations Forces SOFCAS - Special Operation Forces Chemical Agent Detector SOI – School of Infantry SO/LIC – Special Operations and Low Intensity Conflict SORTS - Joint Status of Resources and Training System SPOD – Seaport of Debarkation SRT - Specialty Response Team S&T – Science & Technology STANAG – standard agreement STB - Supertropical Bleach STEPO - Self-Contained Toxic Environment Protective Outfit STEPO-I - Interim Self-Contained Toxic Environment Protective Outfit STO – Science Technology Objective STRAC – Standards in Training Commission STS – Specialty Training Standard –T– TAA – Total Army Analysis TACWAR – Tactical Warfare TAP – Toxicological Agent Protective boots and gloves TAV - Total Asset Visibility TB - Technical Bulletin TBM – Transportation of Biomedical Materials TDA – table of distribution and allowances TED – Troop Equivalent Doses TEU – Technical Escort Unit TIM – toxic industrial material TSG – The Surgeon General TSP - Topical Skin Protectant –U– UAV – Unmanned Aerial Vehicle UDP – Unit Deployment Program UN – United Nations UNSCOM – United Nations Special Commission USA – United States Army USACHPPM – United States Army Medical Research and Materiel Command USACMLS – US Army Chemical School USAF – United States Air Force USAMEDDC&S – U.S. Army Medical Department Center and School USAMMA – U.S. Army Medical Materiel Agency USAMMDA – U.S. Army Medical Materiel Development Activity USAMRICD - U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Chemical Defense USAMRIID - U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases USAMRMC - U.S. Army Medical Research and Materiel Command USANCA - United States Army Nuclear and Chemical Agency USAR – US Army Reserve USC – United States code USD(A&T) - Undersecretary of Defense (Acquisition and Technology) USG – United States Government USMC - United States Marines Corps USN – United States Navy USUHS - Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences UTC – Unit Type Code
–V– VCA - Voice Communication Adapter VEE - Venezuelan equine encephalomyelitis VIC – Vector – In –Command VLSTRACK – Vapor, Liquid, and Solid Tracking Model VPU - Vapor Protective Undergarment VTC – Video Teleconference V&V – verification and validation VVS – Vehicles, Vans and Shelters VX - a nerve agent Acronyms and Abbreviations –W– WCF - Working Capital Fund WEE - Western Equine Encephalomyelitis WG – Working Group WMD - weapons of mass destruction WRAIR - Walter Reed Army Institute of Research WRM – war reserve materiel WRSI - War Reserves Secondary Items I-7
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DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE NUCLEAR/BIOLO
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Executive Summary The National Defe
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OVERVIEW OF REPORT Executive Summar
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Table of Contents Page EXECUTIVE SU
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Table of Contents 5. Medical.......
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Table of Contents TABLES AND FIGURE
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I. PURPOSE Introduction This report
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II. THE CURRENT CHEMICAL AND BIOLOG
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Introduction However, it is suspect
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purchase dual-use biotech equipment
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Chapter 1 DoD Chemical and Biologic
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Program Management and Oversight Th
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Chapter 2 Non-Medical Nuclear, Biol
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Non-Medical NBC Defense Requirement
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2.4 PROTECTION Non-Medical NBC Defe
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Table 2-7. Protection RDA Efforts N
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2.5.3 Joint Service Decontamination
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Chapter 4 Nuclear, Biological, and
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NBC Defense Logistics Status requir
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NBC Defense Logistics Status Both D
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RISK ASSESSMENT: NBC Defense Logist
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Table 4-1. Logistic Risk Assessment
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NBC Defense Logistics Status protec
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4.8 NBC DEFENSE LOGISTICS SUPPORT A
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4-15 NOMENCLATURE NSN TOTAL SERVICE
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4-17 Table 4-2b. Army Logistics Rea
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4-21 NOMENCLATURE NSN TOTAL SERVICE
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4-27 Table 4-6. Defense Logistics A
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APPENDIX 2 FIELDED NBC DEFENSE ITEM
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NBC Defense Logistics Status requir
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NBC Defense Logistics Status The M2
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5.1 INTRODUCTION Chapter 5 Nuclear,
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NBC Defense Readiness and Training
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In FY 98, 38 courses were taught co
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NBC Defense Annual Report platform
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NBC Defense Annual Report B-2 MCU-2
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NBC Defense Annual Report B-4 ANCIL
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