Middle East DVEP - Armed Forces Pest Management Board

IX. Selected References.A. Military Publications1966. Poisonous snakes of the world, a manual for use by U.S. amphibious forces.NAVMED P-5099, BUMED, Department of the Navy, U.S. Gov. Print. Off., 212pp.1985. Technical Information Memorandum (TIM) 13. Ultra low volume dispersal ofinsecticides by ground equipment. AFPMB, 19 pp.1987. TIM 23. A concise guide for the detection, prevention and control ofschistosomiasis in the uniformed services. AFPMB, 40 pp.1991. Technical Guide (TG) 138. Guide to commensal rodent control. U.S. ArmyEnvironmental Hygiene Agency. 91pp.1991. Venomous snakes of the Middle East. AFMIC, Fort Detrick, MD DST-1810S-469-91, 168 pp.1993. TIM 31. Contingency retrograde washdowns: cleaning and inspectionprocedures. AFPMB, 8 pp., Appendices A-H.1994. TG 196. Guide to poisonous and toxic plants. U.S. Army Environmental HygieneAgency, 70 pp.1995. TG 103. Prevention and control of plague. U.S. Army Center for HealthPromotion and Preventive Medicine, 100 pp.1995. TIM 40. Methods for trapping and sampling small mammals for virologictesting. AFPMB, 61 pp.1995. Management of snakebite in the field. (unpublished document compiled by LTCHamilton, filed as DPMIAC 162252).1996. TIM 36. Personal protective techniques against insects and other arthropods ofmilitary significance. AFPMB, 43 pp., 4 Appendices, Glossary.1998. TIM 26. Tick-borne diseases: vector surveillance and control. AFPMB, 53 pp.,Appendices A-J.1998. TIM 24. Contingency pest management pocket guide. 5th Edition, AFPMB, 122pp.1999. TIM 41. Protection from rodent-borne diseases with special emphasis onoccupational exposure to hantavirus. AFPMB, 59 pp., Appendices A-E.149