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FBI File: Bacteriological Warfare in the United
States
FBI File: Bacteriological Warfare in
the United States
exclusive: The Feds prepare for - and deal with threats of - biological attack in the US, 1941-1950 Due to the length of the file, it has been divided into sections by The Memory Hole. All files are Acrobat/PDF. Part One (175 pages | 10.7 meg) Part Two (175 pages | 11.9 meg) Part Three (183 pages | 8.8 meg) Part Four (174 pages | 10 meg) Right-click to save the file to your hard drive | Mac users: Control-click to save
>>> After several years, the FBI has released some early portions of its file on biological warfare, BACTERIOLOGICAL WARFARE IN THE UNITED STATES. Of all the pages reviewed so far, the FBI has released 709 (often heavily redacted) and has declined to release 1,074 pages (some of these will be referred to other agencies for review). The documents so far are from the years 1941 through 1950. Further releases are expected.
More info: biological warfare at Wikipedia | Medical Aspects of Chemical and Biological Warfare Technical note: This material was released in paper format by the FBI on 31 October 2005 (parts 1 & 2) and 5 April 2006 (parts 3 & 4) in response to a Freedom of Information Act request 0977600-000 filed in 2003 by researcher Michael Ravnitzky. Specifically, the pre-1980 portion of the file BACTERIOLOGICAL WARFARE IN THE UNITED STATES was requested. Complete archives at http://www.sitbot.net/ Please let us stay on topic and be civil. OM
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