Fort Detrick

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(See Anthrax) Compare: Vials of Infectious Bacteria at Detrick (April, 2002) 

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vials found Fort Detrick Area B-11 dig not anthrax

U.S. Army Medical Research and Material Command and Fort Detrick

Area B digs stops when vials found Fort Detrick not anthrax

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Posted by Bob (64.91.146.168) on Thursday, February 14^th, 2002 at 04:00:07 GMT

Bacteria Found In Vials Near Army Lab Is Reported Harmless

From the Las Vegas Sun article linked to below:

Bacteria Near Army Lab Is Harmless

FREDERICK, Md. (AP) - Four vials recovered from a water polluting dump at Fort Detrick do not contain any harmful organisms, Army officials said Wednesday.

Scientists at Detrick�s U.S. Army Medical Institute of Infectious Diseases analyzed the suspected biological material found Jan. 7 by workers excavating the dump.

One of the vials contained common soil bacteria. Another contained a harmless bacteria called streptoverticillium retriculum. Scientists are confident the other two vials do not contain any harmful organisms, although their contents haven�t been fully analyzed.

"There�s no hazard to human health," Fort Detrick spokesman Charles Dasey said.

Anthrax, which Fort Detrick produced in large quantities under an offensive biological weapons program from 1951 to 1969, was ruled out shortly after the discovery.

The excavation was halted after the vials were discovered. It will resume later.

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