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Appendix B: Committee Meetings
Appendix B: Committee Meetings
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Appendix B Committee Meetings FIRST MEETING May 14-16, 2002 Warrenton, Virginia Meeting objectives: National Research Council introduction, complete administrative actions, including committee introductions and composition/balance/bias discussions for members of committee and report procedures, discuss statement of task with sponsor, discuss draft report outline, discuss project plan and report realization, discuss scenarios, review illustrative technologies, make writing assignments, and confirm objectives, location, and dates for the next two committee meetings. Presenters Potential Scenarios Dennis VanDerlaske, ASAALT Sponsor Discussion Time John Parmentola, Director of Research and Laboratory Management DoD's Consequence Management Role in Homeland Security Kathy Condon, Special Assistant to the Secretary of the Army for Military Support, Office of the Secretary of the Army 152
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Bauer, Director, Counterterrorism Coordination, National Research Council Consequence Management and Recovery Technologies LTC Harold Modrow, USAMMDA Andrzej Miziolek, Propulsion Science Branch, U.S. Army Research Lab Richard Smarjewski, U.S.
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Mathis, III, National Guard Bureau APPENDIX B Technology Brief~mg Technology in Support of Recovered Chemical Warfare Materiel David Hoffman, Office of the Program Manager for the Demilitarization of Chemical Weapons THIRD MEETING July 24-25, 2002 Washington, D.C. Meeting objectives: Complete composition/balance/bias discussions for committee members, preview additional illustrative technologies, discuss project plan and report realization, discuss first full message draft, make additional writing assignments, confirm objectives, location, and dates for the next committee meeting.
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