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Subject: MEDICAL BIO WARFARE DEFENSE PLAN 18 MAR 91
Unit: OTSG
Parent Organization: HSC
Box ID: BX003202
Folder Title: MEDICAL BIOLOGICAL WARFARE - BW- DEFENSE PLAN
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may require repackaging in new multi-dose vials which would create
logistical and administrative issues. Storage in bulk is recommend
for a large percentage of these products.
6. (U) Maintain industrial base for vaccine and antitoxin
production by establishing annual requirements in para 3. Also
maintain CONUS industrial base for Cipro (ciprofloxadin) and
doxycycline antibiotic production to ensure treatment capability
against anthrax. Industrial base for other vaccines and
biologicals should be maintained.
7. (U) Finalize the TRADOC boarding process for the Theater Army
Medical Laboratory. This laboratory id specifically designed to
identify BW and chemical warfare agents used against U.S. Forces in
the theater of operations and provides vital information in the
diagnosis and treatment of BW and CW casualties.
8. Establish a MOU between Department of Defense
exchange suspected BW samples
for double verification of BW attack on either country's forces.
Analysis results plus other supportive data would provide solid
evidence and an irrefutable basis for retaliation against opposing
force(s) using BW agents. U.S. have internationally
recognized laboratories for definitive identification of BW
agents. Confirmatory results from either labs of BW agent present
is definitive proof. Confirmatory results from both labs of BW
agent present is irrefutable proof before the international
community.
9. (U) Make vaccines and antitoxins available to select allies
through Foreign Military Sales to avoid future geopolitical
vaccination issues and to develop a deterrence against the use of
such BW agents in future wars.
tions to request BW vaccines from U.S.
to establish their contingency stockpile.
b. (U) Select allies should be offered the opportunity to
obtain BW vaccines from U.S. to enhance their readiness posture.
C. (U) This initiative would help to maintain the vaccine
production industrial base in CONUS and address future potential
geopolitical issues as those encountered in operation Desert
Shield.
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Subject = MEDICAL BIO WARFARE DEFENSE PLAN 18 MAR 91
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