Pentagon report outlines chemical, biological defense needs

• David Ruppe
• June 2, 2003

Pentagon cancels three more missile defense tests

• David Ruppe
• April 18, 2003

U.S. takes targeting precautions to avoid chemical, biological release

• David Ruppe
• April 8, 2003

White House seeks repeal of ban on low-level nuke research

• David Ruppe
• March 6, 2003

Pentagon projects budget plateau after initial increase

• David Ruppe
• February 7, 2003

Army gave chem-bio warfare training to Iraqis

The U.S. Army trained 19 Iraqi military officers in the United States in offensive and defensive chemical, biological and radiological warfare from 1957 to 1967, according to an official Army letter published in the late 1960s.

• David Ruppe
• January 28, 2003

Scientist defends federal bioweapons research

• David Ruppe
• January 13, 2003

Pentagon to delay missile intercept testing until fall

• David Ruppe
• January 7, 2003

New regulations on biological materials get mixed reviews

• David Ruppe
• December 12, 2002

NIH seeks to sustain increased biological defense funding

• David Ruppe
• December 9, 2002

HHS official says threat of smallpox attack low

• David Ruppe
• November 7, 2002

Defense Department studying nonlethal chemicals

• David Ruppe
• November 4, 2002

Pentagon bid to study nuclear-tipped missile interceptors rejected

• David Ruppe
• October 22, 2002

Defense contractor, Russian institute pursue missile defense deal

• David Ruppe
• August 27, 2002

Administration, critic trade fire over smallpox strategy

• David Ruppe
• July 29, 2002

Pentagon denies developing bioweapons that attack machines

• David Ruppe
• May 20, 2002

Energy Department reports on releases of nuclear information

• David Ruppe
• April 18, 2002