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• A modest proposal: shatter the retorts, defuse the bomb, and stabilize the atom! 

  The Army is changing! Individual capabilities must be such that Soldiers maximize their value-added contributions to the Army. At a time when...

  CML Army Chemical Review, 01/01/06 by Robert D. Walk · More from publication

• American gas masks for American soldiers—gas mask production in the world wars 

  As the United States mobilized forces to deploy overseas during World War I and World War II, American leaders thought those forces should be...

  CML Army Chemical Review, 04/01/04 by Robert D. Walk · More from publication

• Army aviators' mask for chemical warfare defense 

  Army aviators must be able to safely operate a highly complicated and expensive piece of equipment under all conditions. This includes operating...

  CML Army Chemical Review, 07/01/02 by Robert D. Walk · More from publication

• Masks of the sea service — a joint effort - development of Navy gas masks 

  Until recently, the U.S. Navy always plotted an independent course in acquiring technology, which resulted in similar requirements but different...

  CML Army Chemical Review, 02/01/02 by Robert D. Lieutenant Colonel Walk · More from publication

• Mask History—Infantry or General-Purpose Mask 

  The perfect infantry mask is nonrestrictive, easy to breathe through, comfortable, and fully compatible with all military equipment, from...

  CML Army Chemical Review, 02/01/01 by Robert D. Walk · More from publication

• The Armored-Vehicle Protective-Mask 3 History - development of gas mask for use by military-tank personnel 

  In addition to the modern use of chemical agents in war, armored vehicles (tanks) were used first in World War I. The crewmen who operated these...

  CML Army Chemical Review, 07/01/00 by Robert D. Walk · More from publication

• The Chemical Corps Role in Homeland Security 

  "I, John Doe... do solemnly swear that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies--foreign and domestic;...

  CML Army Chemical Review, 07/01/00 by Robert D. Walk · More from publication