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Chem Bio Protection
August 2022
Office Pursues New Ways to Protect Warfighters from WMD
The Joint Program Executive Office for Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear Defense has a lot on its plate. There are currently 93 acquisition programs in the pipeline with $807 million annually to pay for them all, its leader Darryl J. Colvin said at the National Defense Industrial Association’s CBRN Defense Conference and Exhibition held in Baltimore. -
Chem Bio Protection
February 2022
Augmented Reality Tech Maps Chem-Bio Threats
Future warfighters could know where chemical, biological and radiological threats are located without ever stepping foot on the battlefield. -
Chem Bio Protection
November 2021
Robots Speed Up Chemical Weapon Disposal Process (UPDATED)
As a 2023 deadline for chemical weapon destruction ... -
Chem Bio Protection
November 2021
Biden Unveils New Pandemic Preparedness Plan
By Tyler Evans , Anna Menzel and Jennifer PlitschIn September, the Biden administration released a ... -
Chem Bio Protection
October 2021
Pentagon Reexamining How It Addresses Chem-Bio Threats
By Yasmin TadjdehBALTIMORE — The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic — ... -
Chem Bio Protection
August 2021
JUST IN: Pentagon Shifting Approach to Chem-Bio Defense
By Yasmin TadjdehBALTIMORE, Md. — The Defense Department is rethinking how it approaches chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear defense as officials face new and emerging threats, said a key official Aug. 18. -
Defense Department
August 2021
JUST IN: Expert Calls for Pandemic Preparedness Effort Akin to 9/11 Response
By Yasmin TadjdehJust as the United States stood up a sprawling and enduring counterterrorism apparatus after the 9/11 attacks, the nation needs to establish a pandemic preparedness plan that will monitor for emerging biological threats for years to come, said the secretary of defense’s former advisor for COVID-19. -
Chem Bio Protection
July 2021
Teledyne FLIR to Develop Wearable Chemical Detector
By Mandy MayfieldThe Pentagon is contracting with industry to develop a “mass-wearable” device for U.S. troops that will better protect them from chemical and biological threats on the battlefield. -
Chem Bio Protection
November 2020
WMD Threat Reduction Programs Suffer from Neglect
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Chem Bio Protection
November 2020
Intel Community Investing in Biothreat Detection Tool
By Mandy MayfieldAs technological advancements increase the spread of biologically engineered organisms throughout the world, the U.S. government is investing in a tool to identify modified organisms that could pose a threat to the public.
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