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PAPERBACK list:$55.25 Web:$49.73 add to cart Rights & Permissions Free PDF Access Free Resources Sign in to download PDF book and chapters PDF EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Display this book on your site! Related Titles Strategies to Protect the Health of Deployed U.S. Forces: Analytical Framework for Assessing Risks Strategies to Protect the Health of Deployed U.S. Forces: Detecting, Characterizing, and Documenting Exposures Other Related Titles Strategies to Protect the Health of Deployed U.S. Forces: Force Protection and Decontamination (1999) Department of Military Science and Technology (DMST) Web Search Builder Use this book's key terms to search within this book, across our collection, or across the Web. Skim This Chapter Skim this chapter and use this chapter's key terms to search within this book. Reference Finder Paste in your own text to find books that relate to your topic. Page 230   E-mail  Facebook  Digg  Stumble  Twitter More Page 230 Front Matter (R1-R24) Executive Summary (1-15) 1 Introduction (16-22) 2 Threat and Risk Assessment (23-57) 3 Philosophy, Doctrine, and Training for Chemical and Biological Warfare (58-66) 4 Physical Protection (67-107) 5 Decontamination (108-137) 6 Testing and Evaluation (138-150) 7 Assessment of Military Capabilities to Provide Emergency Response (151-154) 8 Summary and General Recommendations (155-163) References (164-178) Appendix A: Funding Levels (179-181) Appendix B: Textiles and Garments for Chemical and Biological Protection (182-216) Appendix C: Evaluations of Barrier Creams (217-220) Appendix D: Evaluating Skin Decontamination Techniques (221-223) Appendix E: Percutaneous Absorption (224-229) Appendix F: Contributors to The Study (230-235) Appendix G: Biographical Sketches of Principal Investigators and Members of the Advisory Panel (236-238)

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Appendix F Contributors to This Study Gloria Akins CBIAC MAJ Michael Avery U.S. Army Chemical School lames Baker SBCCOM Edgewood Chemical Biological Center Gloria Barrett SBCCOM Soldier Systems Center LTC Roger Baxter USAMRICD Carolyn Bensel SBCCOM Soldier Systems Center John Birkner TWP4, DIA Andy Blankenbiller JSMG MAJ Graeme Boyett Office of the Special Assistant for Gulf War Illnesses Robert Boyle Boyle Productions Kelley Brix Office of the Special Assistant for Gulf War Illnesses Linda Brown National Ground Intelligence Center COL Mike Brown Joint Staff Rinaldo Bucci SBCCOM Edgewood Chemical Biological Center 230

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APPENDIX F lames Byrnes SBCCOM Edgewood Chemical Biological Center Bruce Cadarette USARIEM Thomas Cardella Office of the Special Assistant for Gulf War Illnesses David Caretti SBCCOM Edgewood Chemical Biological Center LTC Katie Carr Commodity Area Manager Brian Corner SBCCOM Soldier Systems Center Wayne Davis SBCCOM Edgewood Chemical Biological Center Joseph DeFrank SBCCOM Edgewood Chemical Biological Center Al Dickson STI Mildred Donlon DARPA Ann Dufresne Nonproliferation Center, CIA 231 Bill Eck TWP5, DIA David English ILC Dover CAPT Daniel Farmer U.S. Army Chemical School John Ferriter SBCCOM Edgewood Chemical Biological Center Gyleen Fitzgerald SBCCOM Edgewood Chemical Biological Center Cheri Foust Oak Ridge National Laboratory Nicole Funk Booz-Allen & Hamilton, Inc. COL C.R. Galles SBCCOM Edgewood Chemical Biological Center Henry Gardner USACEHR Ft. Detrick Karl Gerhart SBCCOM Edgewood Chemical Biological Center Roger L. Gibbs Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division

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232 STRATEGIES TO PROTECT THE HEALTH OF DEPLOYED U.S. FORCES Margaret Graf Office of the Special Assistant for Gulf War Illnesses Will Hartzell Individual Protection, Commodity Area Manager Veronique Hauschild USACHPPM rack Helter USACHPPM Richmond Henriques Office of the Special Assistant for Gulf War Illnesses Matthew Herz SBCCOM Soldier Systems Center William Hinds University of California, Los Angeles Amoretta Hoeber AMH Consulting Tamra Ince SBCCOM Edgewood Chemical Biological Center Richard F. Johnson USARIEM CAPT Bill Karatzas U.S. Army Chemical School CAPT Michael Kilpatrick Office of the Special Assistant for Gulf War Illnesses MAJ Larry Kimm J-4 Logistics Directorate Medical Readiness Division MAJ Joe Kiple Decontamination, Commodity Area Manager Charles Kirkwood U.S. Army Chemical School CDR Paul Knechtges USACEHR Ft. Detrick Wade Kuhlmann SBCCOM Edgewood Chemical Biological Center Brad Laprise SBCCOM Soldier Systems Center MAr Erich Lehnert USAMRICD COL Little USA MRICD Brian MacIver SBCCOM Edgewood Chemical Biological Center Dale Malabarba SBCCOM Soldier Systems Center

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APPENDIX F MAr Mallamaci U.S. Army Chemical School Elizabeth McCoy SBCCOM Soldier Systems Center lames McKivrigan Director, Executive Office for the rSMG Sirvart Mellian Navy Clothing and Textile Research Facility Ken Miller U.S. Army Chemical School Miles Miller SBCCOM Edgewood Chemical Biological Center Dee Dodson Morris Office of the Special Assistant for Gulf War Illnesses Robert Morrison SBCCOM Edgewood Chemical Biological Center Adolfo Negron SBCCOM Edgewood Chemical Biological Center Kelly Niernberger Office of the Special Assistant for Gulf War Illnesses COL Pat Nilo HQDA, ODCSOPS 233 COL Francis O'Donnell Office of the Special Assistant for Gulf War Illnesses John O'Keefe SBCCOM Soldier Systems Center MAJ Jonathan Payne U.S. Army Chemical School CAPT Mary Payton U.S. Army Chemical School Thomas Pease Gentex Brad Perkins U.S. Army Chemical School Kirkman Phelps Contamination Avoidance, Commodity Area Manager Amy Polcyn SBCCOM Soldier Systems Center Michael Pompeii Collective Protection, Commodity Area Manager SFC Jason Potter Office of the Special Assistant for Gulf War Illnesses John Pullo Gentex Ellen Raber Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

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234 Ludwig Rebenfeld Textile Research Institute Gary Resnick SBCCOM Edgewood Chemical Biological Center John Resta CHPPM Roy Renter Life Systems Brad Roberts Institute for Defense Analyses COL James Romano USAMRICD Bob Rose Hemispheric Center for Environmental Technology James Savage SBCCOM Edgewood Chemical Biological Center H. Schreuder-Gibson SBCCOM Soldier Systems Center Doug Schultz Institute for Defense Analyses John Scully JSIG Kris Senecal SBCCOM Soldier Systems Center STRATEGES TO PROTECT THE HEALTH OF DEPLOYED U.S. FORCES Mark Shifflett SBCCOM Edgewood Chemical Biological Center Eddie Shuff National Ground Intelligence Center Jack Siegel SBCCOM Soldier Systems Center Jane Simpson SBCCOM Soldier Systems Center Page Stoutland DOE Office of Nonproliferation and National Security Maher Tadros Sandia National Laboratory R. Steven Tharratt University of California Davis Medical Center Greg Thomas Sandia National Laboratory COL Thompson U.S. Army Chemical School Richard Traeger Sandia National Laboratory Russ Travers DIA COL Daniel Uyesugi U.S. Army Chemical School

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APPENDIX F John Wallace OIC Naval Research Laboratory Detachment John Weimaster SBCCOM Edgewood Chemical Biological Center Matthew Whipple SBCCOM Soldier Systems Center William White SBCCOM Edgewood Chemical Biological Center COL Stan Wiener DIA Science and Technology Advisory Board Roy Williams U.S. Army Chemical School John Wilson U.S. Army Chemical School 235 Eugene Wilusz SBCCOM Soldier Systems Center Lynn Yang Institute for Defense Analyses Nick Yura SBCCOM Edgewood Chemical Biological Center Kaveh Zamani DDR&E Jim H. Zarzycki SBCCOM Edgewood Chemical Biological Center Alan Zelicoff Sandia National Laboratory Hongbo Zhai University of California, San . ~ranc~sco

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