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Source: 'The Sound of Freedom: Naval Weapons Technology at Dahlgren, Virginia,' by James P. Rife and Rodney P. Carlisle
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2004: Amanda Schilling prepares a biological sample for decontaminant efficacy testing. Today, NSWCDD is the navy RDT and E center for the Joint Chemical/Biological Defense Program, however, the Dahlgren Lab has historically been at the forefront of navy chemical/biological defense research and development. |
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