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| Vontomaszewski added that until then, servicemembers living and working in Kuwaiti ports enjoy a safer environment without the danger of a chemical of biological attack. Similarly valuable is the chapter on decontamination because it provides insight on how to respond to the challenge of recreating a safe environment in which to live and work after a biological attack. The equipment will mitigate the effects of a chemical or biological attack or disaster," said Thomas Smith, Advanced Technology Demonstration operational manager for the U. |
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