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FD-302a (Rev. 10-6-95) @ , @ 27 9A-WF-222936-LEAD web PS b b Comin ofeDszor J) on 372472003 Pape 3 has studied _" drying of Ba. According to and weaponizing Ba are clasSiTied. knows that Ba spores need to be between 2 to 5 microns, In order for them to be able to be inhaled and remain in the pulmonary system. [_sijalso knows that the spores need to be charged so that they repel each other. This charge allows the Spores to remain aerosolized. C sified" literature on the the procedures for processing To the best of knowledge, dried Ba is still maintained at USAMRIID. has read about the testing of primates at USAMRIID. This testing wo ave to involve Ba that is maintained at USAMRIID. Based tpon{ readings, Ba originally came from the USDA, around 1950. The 6S strain is the main strain of Ba. This strain S eventually applied to the weapons program. As fa knows, each strain can be traced back to its origin. as no_knowle of USAMRIID ever farming/disseminating strains. does not know BRUCE IVINS, or | | are the individuals a knows to be experts in weaponizing Ba. who spoke at various USAMRIID courses, also spoke at the 0S AMRIID Medical Management of Chemical/Biological Casualties Course. After talkin a invited back. h i at pertains to the first meeting between The article talks about the weather and "what a great time to release whatever." The article does not talk about the manufacturing process, just the optimal time to release serpen agents. This is an article that was down authored by near the end of the United States offensive biological program. worked on the "offensive" side of the weaponization program. USAMRIID is part of the "defensive" Side of the weaponization program. USAMRIID also works with Aberdeen Proving Ground, for the design and production of Chemical/Biological masks. During [ _] time at USAMRIID, [Jrecaiis one instance where there was an accidental release of Ba. This release coincided with the visit of a Senator from New Orleans. The Senator was touring USAMRIID at the time of the release.