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1942-1947 Vigo Ordnance Plant
1943 "[I]f you could do it (anthrax) in a test tube, you could do it in a 10,000-gallon tank. If you get enough tanks I'm sure you will get tons."
1947 In May of 1947, fightened by the possibility that he might be handed over to the Russians admitted that they conducted "field trials" with anthrax weapons against the Chinese.
1948-1950 Operation Harness
1965 In May 1965, vulnerability tests in the U.S. using the anthrax simulant Bacillus globigii were performed in the Washington D.C. area by SOD covert agents.
1979 Sverdlovsk anthrax leak
1980?-1989 ATCC, along with the Centers for Disease Control, sold or sent biological samples of anthrax, West Nile virus and botulism to Iraq up until 1989, which Iraq claimed it needed for medical research.
1981-Today Ames strain
1985-1989 From 1985 to 1989, before Dr. Lederberg was on the board, the organization made 70 Government-approved shipments of anthrax and other pathogens to Iraqi scientists, according to Congressional records cited by Newsday.
1986 One 1986 shipment from the Virginia-based American Type Culture Collection included three strains of anthrax, six strains of the bacteria that make botulinum toxin and three strains of the bacteria that cause gas gangrene.
1997 In 1997, a scientist working at the Institute named Pomerantsev published a paper in which were described some genetic modifications to the Anthrax bacteria.
1997-2000 Project Jefferson
1999-2000 Project Bacchus
2001 Anthrax Attacks
2001 NYT - U.S. Germ Warfare Pushes Treaty Limits
2002 Baltimore Sun - Iraq got seeds for bioweapons from U.S. CDC, private company sent anthrax, botulism and gas gangrene germs
2002? CDC: History of Bioterrorism (documentary)
2003 Vanity Fair - The Message in the Anthrax
2009 In 2009 the Environmental Protection Agency shut down many of the labs, especially those dealing with anthrax, due to improper storage practices.
2010 BioPrepWatch.com - Biolab opens in Ukraine
2022 The Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation earlier held a presentation, from which it follows that the United States spent more than $200 million on the operation of biological laboratories in Ukraine, which participated in the...
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Biological (anthrax) attack on Zimbabwe might have been carried out by the Selous Scouts.
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Deaths from anthrax
Examples of his (Malone) infectious disease pathogen advanced (clinical phase) development oversight experience include HIV, Influenza (seasonal and pandemic), Plague, Anthrax, VEE/EEE/WEE, Tularemia, Tuberculosis, Ebola, Zika, Ricin toxin,...
Hoax anthrax attacks
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Insider buying of anthrax medications in the Washington DC area before the Anthrax attacks
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Larry Ford took out an entire village (in Zimbabwe?) with Anthrax
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