Cargas by Reid Kirby

US Biological Symbols 05AU17

Yellow Fever_review of Clinical Picture

OJAP

OJAP Summary Major Events

596046 Bellweather Dpg

Evaluation of Entomological Warfare

Evaluation Entomological Warfare

Arsine (SA) as a chemical Warfare Agent

Soviet BW and CW Preparations and Capabilities - Section I Chemical (The Hirsch Report)

Joint CB Technical Data Source Book, Vol. III, Sub-Vol. 3 (Appendices), G Nerve Agents, Part 2

Project SPHINX (1945)

MSDS VX

MSDS T

MSDS HQ

MSDS Q

MSDS HT

MSDS HL

MSDS GD

MSDS GF

MSDS GA

MSDS EA3834B

MSDS CS

MSDS CR

MSDS BZ

MSDS EA3834A

AD112350 Project Screw-Worm

Merck Full Report

No 13-THE END OF THE AISNE-MARNE CAMPAIGN AUGUST 1918

No 11-The 1st Division at Cantigny May 1918

No 19-The 79th Division at Montfaucon Oct 1918

No 10-The Use of Gas in the Meuse-Argonne Campaign Sep-Nov 1918

No 1-Gas Warfare at Belleau Wood June 1918

No 12-The 32nd Division Advances to Fismes Aug 1918

No 16-The 92nd Division in the Marbache Sector Oct 1918

No 14-The 3rd Division at Chateau Thierry July 1918

No 17-The 42nd Division Before Landres-et-St Georges Oct 1918

No 15-The 29th Division in the Cotes de Meuse Oct 1918

No 18-The 89th Division in the Bois de Bantheville Oct 1918

No 3-The 1st Division in the Meuse-Argonne, 1-12 Oct 1918

No 2-The 78th Division at the Kriemhilde Stellung Oct 1918

No 4-The 26th Division in the Aisne-Marne Campaign July 1918

No 20-The 26th Division East of the Meuse Sep 1918

No 8-The 33rd Division Along the Meuse October 1918

No 5-The Use of Gas at Saint Mihiel 90th Division Sep 1918

No 7-The 5th Division Captures Frapelle August 1918

No 9-The 1st Division at Ansauville Jan-Apr 1918

No. 6-The 89th Division Comes Into the Line August 1918

The History of Gas Attacks Upon The American Expeditionary Forces (Part II)

The History of Gas Attacks Upon The American Expeditionary Forces (Part III)