Weapons of Mass Destruction in DC
Aug 26, 2009
Digging Suspended after Surprise Mustard Discovery at Burial Pit 3
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Mustard flask found on August 4, 2009 The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District has temporarily suspended its investigation of Pit...
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Aug 6, 2009
Army Corps Must Issue EE/CA on Weapons Destruction by Year's End
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USACE received direction to produce an Engineering Evaluation and Cost Analysis (EE/CA) report that will identify and evaluate disposal opti...
Aug 5, 2009
Security Breached in Perimeter Fence Guarding "Federal Property"
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Just behind Sibley Hospital and east of Dalecarlia Reservoir, a 24-hour guard stands at the front entrance to an anonymous looking place kno...
Jul 30, 2009
Munitions Destruction Postponed Yet Again until after Labor Day
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Originally scheduled to take place in May , then delayed through July, the neutralization of chemical weapons of mass destruction in Spring...
Jun 21, 2009
Army Must Divulge Secret Inventory of Recovered Chemical Warfare Ordnance
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Asst. Defense Secretary Addison Davis at Oversight Hearing The [House Subcommittee] members also criticized the corps for refusing to make...
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Jun 10, 2009
Explosively Configured 75 mm Arsine Round to be Destroyed Behind Sibley Hospital
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At least one of the recently recovered munitions is an explosively configured arsine-filled 75 mm round. Arsine is the most toxic chemical w...
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May 13, 2009
Public Hearings Cast Doubt on FUDS Cleanup Timetable
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At a public roundtable Monday before the DC Council’s Committee on Government Operations and the Environment ... Ward 3 Council member Mary...
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