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Articles in April, 2004 issue of CML Army Chemical Review

• Army values
• Chemical and Biological Warfare: A Reference Handbook
  by Reid Kirby
• Responding to Armageddon: the National Guard Bureau weapons of mass destruction civil support teams
  by James Kievit
• The changing face of biological warfare defense
  by Al Mauroni
• Moving our corps into the 21st century
• The U.S. Army Chemical Corps—an expansion in skills and equipment is needed to support response to TIM/HAZMAT release incidents
  by James Demyanovich
• Regiment command sergeant major
• Science and technology in a dynamic CBRN landscape
  by Victor Ellis
• Soldier's Creed
• American gas masks for American soldiers—gas mask production in the world wars
  by Robert D. Walk
• Department of Defense response capabilities for CBRNE consequence management
  by James Kievit
• Ricin toxin: a military history
  by Reid Kirby
• The dragon's challenge
  by Troy Paisley
• "We did not feel we were heroes": the 81st Chemical Mortar Battalion on Omaha Beach, 6 June 1944
  by Kip A. Lindberg
• Romanians get "perfect 10" for coalition NBC performance
  by Thomas N. Orme
• Wearing synthetic fiber underwear under the Nomex CVC uniform
  by Larry T. Hasty
• Motorcycle rider risk management
  by Fred E. Fanning
• Chemical Demilitarization: Public Policy Aspects
  by Reid Kirby