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FD-302aRev.10-6-95 279A-WF-222936USAMRIID/279A-BA-222936 b6 b7C Continuation of FD-302 of On 10/08/03 Page be used for funding schools, housing or education.. recalled that it was a female member of the group. does not recall the name of any of the. of the tour. feels that it is important to fund researchers full time than rely on temporary contractors. The news has reported that the anthrax in the mail came. from UsamriiD. It would not have been hard to remove anthrax from UsAmRiiD. Biological agents may be removed from the hot areas by secreting them on your person and walking through the shower area UsAmRiiD requirement thatwas aware was not followed. Someone who has taken infectious material takes a chance qf killing themselves. could not identify anyone that would suspect taking biological agents from UsAMRIID. could not identify anyone, other than. that would be considered by others to be a disgruntled employee of usAMRIID.. is not aware of anyone. who participated in unofficial work with Ba or its simulants. areas of USAMRIID. recalled twg incidents involving lax handling of. dangerous items at uUSAMRIID. recalled two incidents involving unknown persons that occurred around In one incident suite of rooms. also recalled an incident involving yials that apparently fell into a freezer used to obtain dry ice.. was not aware of any areas in usAMRIID that had problems with bacterial contamination.. heard that there had been one after Hunnnen nog xenynue nnedand on moy mouy nou saop does not know what a lyophilizer is. . does not have experience. in forensic techniques. Hoes not recall anyone who expressed a. special interest in forensig.. techniques. recalled that the lat UsAMRIID has participated in. forensic analysis. mentioned that they were involved in examining ricin bullets.. does not have any personal or. professional association with New Jersey and did not travel there in September or October of 2001.. ldescribed that the standard sop for decontamination of Class II and'class III biosafety cabinets involved paraformaldehyde