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U.S. ARMY CHEMICAL CORPS "THE CHEMICAL BIOLOGICAL RADIOLOGICAL STORY" CHEMICAL WARFARE 70464
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- Опубліковано 2 кві 2019
- Presented by the U.S. Army and its Chemical Corps, The Chemical Biological Radiation Story (M.F.3 9027) shows viewers how the U.S. army is developing its chemical, biological and radiation capabilities from both the aggressive and the defensive standpoints. The film follows a professor who tours the military’s CBR facilities and programs while also working as a consultant to the military. The film opens with a shot of a plane coming in for a landing, followed by an airport terminal and a Capital Airlines plane on the tarmac. People exit the Capital Airlines plane (01:25). The film’s central character, a professor, goes to the Department of the Army Chief Chemical Officer building (02:04). The professor examines a chemical gas mask (03:05). He then meets with the Army’s Chief Chemical Officer and other consultants (03:27). Men put on gas masks and suits to protect against chemical attacks (05:25). The film reviews some of the developments of chemical warfare, including flame throwers, incendiary materials, and obscuring smoke (06:05). A patient is lying on a hospital bed, apparently struggling with the effects from some sort of biological attack. A mushroom cloud forms in the aftermath of the detonation of a nuclear bomb (06:44). The film appears to show the 1956 Communist Party Congress in Moscow (07:39). There are scenes of destruction from war-cities, streets, and bridges are reduced to rubble. The film shows U.S. steel mills and industrial plants (10:37). The professor visits the Army Chemical Center at Edgewood, MD (11:30). The professor and the colonel visit the center’s museum to look at enemy CBR equipment (12:02), including German and Japanese gas masks, incendiary bombs, and Soviet chemical bombs. German Zeppelins fly in the sky (13:34) prior to WWI; Germans fire chlorine gas cannisters on British forces during WWI (13:42). The film presents scenes of London being attacked with incendiary bombs dropped by Nazi planes. The film then takes viewers to the U.S. Army Chemical Warfare Laboratories (14:35), where it shows a scientist conducting tests as part of ongoing research. The professor and colonel visit a lab where chemical agents are prepared (15:19). A man builds a model device to carry a chemical agent (15:41). Another man shows the professor a new light-weight protective gas mask (16:30), as well as an infant protector and masks designed for hospital patients. A woman tests clothes treated with a chemical to repel other chemicals should it come into contact with them (17:22). Employees at the Chemical Warfare Laboratories install diffusion barriers in the office during a mock chemical attack on the building (18:05). The film then takes viewers to the Directorate of Medical Research at Edgewood; inside, biochemists conduct research and study the effects of CBR attacks on the human body. A scientist conducts a test with a cat and a mouse by introducing a harmless chemical agent that changes that cat’s attitude (19:57). A woman shows the professor how they detect chemical agents in water and food (21:08). A person puts an artificial respirator on another person during a simulation (22:25). The film then shows the entrance to Fort Detrick (23:21), where the biological warfare laboratories are located. Scientists conduct research on biological agents (23:50). Volunteer test subjects (25:04) take an elevator up to test rooms where they are connected to gas masks to test their reaction to an aerosol compound. A nurse gives a vaccine to a man (28:02). An employee injects eggs with a long syringe (28:30) in a protective setting. The film shows a part of Fort McClellan’s campus (20:27); here, the professor observes students as they learn about CBR issues. Students participate in calibration exercises to determine radiological impact (31:01). What appears to be a Boeing C-97 Stratofreighter flies through the sky. The Chemical Field Corps holds testing trials at Dugway Proving Ground in Utah (33:00). A rocket is fired into the sky. In another test, a plane drops a gas and then men record data from sampling devices located throughout a field (33:45). Radioactive waste is processed at Dugway’s processing station (34:25). The film ends with the professor returning to the Army’s Chemical Corps building.
Does anyone know the true history of Fort Detrick? Anyone else is watching this video in 2020 during the outbreak of the Coronavirus?
I'm currently searching as well, after reading tweets from "Lijian Zhao". I am very curious as well.
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@Amed Tajan Privet! Forget Fort Detrick, it is a decoy. Here is what you are searching for...
*Inside The US Government's Top-Secret Bioweapons Lab:*
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*Bioterror (Not for faint hearted)*
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*U.S. Accused of Using Biological Weapons in Iraq after 1972*
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@@mikhailalexandrovichrimsky5501 I'm looking for a doc aired on NBC feb 4, 69, first tuesday, germ warfare, seen it?
2021. Blame it on China so we don't have to pay $$$$$$ in liable suits.
Well. After this film, my government sold me on chemical, biological, and even radiological warfare. As a much safer and non-mass destructive means of conducting warfare, on the modern battlefield, and battlefields of the future. I'm completely behind their effortless research into Anthrax, for preventing farm animal deaths, as clearly stated in the this film. And I am certain that my government is not actually working on weaponizing this said Anthrax in any way shape or form, as a biological weapon. Or that large explosion toward the end, at the Nevada proving grounds is not part of operation plowshare, that irradiated thousands of tons of dust and threw it into the atmosphere. To test the radiological effects of digging ditches with atomic bombs of course. Oh and one more thing, I am absolutely certain, after watching this wonder filled film, that these wonderful CBR scientific research studies, will absolutely never end up being used on unsuspecting civilians of the United States of America, or small sea side towns in France.
What about that perfectly harmless gas that was given to the cat? I believe that, too.
"BIOLOGICAL / CHEMICAL WARFARE AGAINST MOTHER NATURE"
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Love the sarcasm 😂 and I agree that they will and are doing the complete opposite 🤣😂
Or that about testing effects of aerosol in the air would completely never happen being used globaly every day evererywhere by the use of geonginerring by throwing aerosol out of planes
@@Samuel42069 I'm beginning to think they are only doing that to beat down the radioactive fallout from Fukushimas quadruple meltdowns, kind of like they did during Chernobyl. You know... the 4 reactors that blew sky high back in 2011, that no one really heard of.
It's either that, or they really are doing geoengineering on a global scale that either way it will end up doing more harm than good. As usual.
"Army scientists surmised that pure THC would weigh much less than Red Oil(EA 1476) and would therefore be better suited as a chemical weapon.." "EA 2233".
U.S. Army Chemical Corp’s "Marijuana"
1950's..
Chemical(& Psychological) Warfare
I heard somewhere that the U.S. army tests men and equipment under very controlled conditions. This applies to chemical warfare. They get very precise measurements. But I believe our sample size is too small in these tests. Do we know how many men would sweat through their charcoal suits? Can we account for the differences in the quality of the breathing of different troops? Could be there is some latch on the top of an an armored vehicle that 20% of the soldiers get their suits caught on, breaking the impermiable seal necessary to keep them safe from chemical weapons? There are so many variables that need to be accounted for. Before the Six Day War the Israelies got units of men and marched them around the Negev Desert to see just how much water each soldier needed to stay hydrated in the desert. We need to do extensive testing on company and battalion sized units to test our men and equipment that they need for chemical warfare.
I was a 54B and did my basic and AIT at the now defunct Ft. McClellan, Al. I am sorry, but not surprised, I guess, that this video didn't tell the whole story.
Me too
"Never Forget"
I may or may not know someone who just so happens to be at a large post, in fort Detrick and has been involved with the facility for roughly 30 years along with others like him that i may or may not know well, and back in the 9os when i was a young jedi, that someone who was and is employed by fort Detrick told me just think of my line of work as such when fresh water fish are exposed to certain agents they have distinct changing features about them as a result of being exposed as each agent contains a distinctive individual difference in each fish, you see its all about defense and when and how we can detect cbrs when a enemy has launched such an attack against America, the labs are not perfect but they work and we need them as much as they need to remain secretive and not so transparent
Thanks
The only rule in war is do whatever helps you win!
this is legit framing it as "get rid of all the people and keep all their stuff" because it won't be turned into dust by explosives
Am I only one who likes to this kind of anticipate videos??
Sounds like the track for any looney tunes episode
ah yes, *The ancient famouse commentry voice*
Make America great again
LSD - it does a kitty good!
Aum mane padme hum l aum vajrapani hum phat l aum hiri shirthi vikrantans hum phat phat phat l HURRAH
Your going to fry or turn into a prune.
What is with the clickbait at the end, instead of allowing the end creds to be seen, this is a product of the Post Modern worls, where money and capitalism takes precidence, SHAMEFUL. Hasn't Americans learned anything since this film was made? (Me thinks NOT)!
Antichrist spirit!!