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Re: Anthrax in the Korean War



In a message dated 10/21/01 4:33:35 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Jhk789@aol.com writes:


Well,

Wasn't there a scare about anthrax outbreak
during the Korean War?

When the Col. said, "``The old-timers from the old offensive program back before 1970 tell us that these particles tend to stick together, ''  who is he
referring to? Could the "old-timers" refer to US officers involved in the
bio program during the Korean War?
Does anyone have a better idea who he is referring to?

John 2


There was a U.S. biological weapons program in the 1960s, which was disbanded at President Nixon's order in 1970.  It had nothing to do with the Korean War.

   Keith Allen