Army Times: Report: Army improperly tracked sarin, other chemical agents
Officials at an Army chemical and biological storage and testing facility did not follow protocols while tracking inventories of sarin, a dangerous nerve agent, according to a recent inspector general report.
The U.S. Army Dugway Proving Ground also at times failed to provide disqualifying information about employees such as drug use and an incident involving alcohol, the report found.
Dugway Proving Ground was the same Utah location cited in 2015 for protocol failures that allowed live anthrax spores to be shipped to 194 laboratories in 50 states and nine foreign countries.
Some of the packages were shipped by commercial carriers such as FedEx.
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Update: Sarin Unaccounted For At U.S. Army's Dugway Proving Ground (Zero Hedge).
WNU Editor: This is nto the first time that the U.S. Army has been sloppy handling these materials .... Army reprimands general over anthrax debacle (Army Times).
2 comments:
why do we store such stuff? yes. I know we have biological weapons too
Fred,
Sure Fred, you were in the Army 3 generations ago and somehow you know.
Laughing my OSSOF!
Try some for some proper punctuation and capitalization for starters.
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