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A Bitter Pill: Fake Drugs and Global Health Security

There is an emerging discourse in the security field regarding health security and how issues within the realm of defense ...
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Why Chlorine Gas has Returned in Syria and Iraq

At least 13 reported incidents of chlorine use occurred in Iraq in 2006-2007.  Now there are almost daily reports of chlorine ...
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Improving CBRN Forensics Can Stop War Crimes

Investigating criminal acts involving chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) materials presents a number of unique challenges. A crime scene ...
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Devils Alliance: Moscows Pact with Hitler

British historian Roger Moorhouse’s Devils’ Alliance is a historical study of the infamous and contentious Molotov-Ribbentrop Treaty, the brief alliance between Stalin ...
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CBRN Robotics: Unmanned Recon and Decon Systems Needed

Throughout my 23 years of experience across the full spectrum of Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) defense, I have ...
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Time to Take Chemical Weapons More Seriously

Since the birth of the Chemical Corps back in World War I (then called the Chemical Warfare Service), chemical, biological, ...
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It is Time to Retire Weapons of Mass Destruction

  The West has been using the terms WMD and “weapons of mass destruction” to describe an expanding list of ...
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The Chemical Fingerprint of Assads War Crimes

On 21 August 2013, a chemical attack killed hundreds, possibly more than a thousand, in Ghouta, a district of Damascus. ...