Soldiers cleared to talk about WWII chemical tests
Lt. Gen. Robert M Alexander announced that the Defense Department will lift the gag order on soldiers involved in World War II chemical weapon tests. Declassification will disclose locations dates and individuals exposed before 1968 and identify those involved by year end. The National Academy of Science had found soldiers were forced to participate and sworn to secrecy.
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Aspin Warns More Base Closures Ahead in Coming Years
Defense Secretary Les Aspin signals more base closures after the current cuts as the Pentagon prepares to release a new list. Lawmakers expect further pain for constituents with word already leaking on affected sites including Charleston Navy facilities and McGuire Air Force Base. Senators and representatives pledge to oppose proposals and prepare for fights in state battles over national security spending.
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