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Biological Weapons and Warfare:(Don't miss our Special Collection of Biological Warfare Stories -- Fiction.) A higher form of killing : the secret story of gas and germ warfare by Robert Harris A Survey of Chemical and Biological Warfare by John Cookson A survey of chemical and biological warfare by John Cookson Agent Orange on Trial by Peter H. Schuck Alternative Technologies for the Destruction of Chemical Agents and Munitions by National Research Council, Comm On Engi National Research Council America the Vulnerable : The Threat of Chemical and Biological Warfare by Joseph D. Douglass, Neil C. Livingstone America the Vulnerable : The Threat of Chemical and Biological Warfare by Joseph D. Douglass, Neil C. Livingstone
"I know of no more incisive, detailed assessment of the growing threat of mass destruction terrorism than AMERICA'S ACHILLES' HEEL. This outstanding book is essential reading for anyone with serious interest in American national security." -- U.S. Senator Richard Lugar Paperback ; Published 1998
Banning Chemical Weapons : The Scientific Background by Hugh D. Crone The aim of this volume is to provide technical information to people interested in the broader aspects of disarmament, by showing how it must be used in negotiations to achieve a worldwide and enforceable ban on chemical weapons. Paperback ; Published 1992
In this fast-paced memoir, Ken Alibek combines cutting-edge science with the narrative techniques of a thriller to describe some of the most awful weapons imaginable. The result will remind readers of The Hot Zone, Richard Preston's smart bestseller about the Ebola virus. That book focuses on the dangers of a freak accident; Biohazard shows how disease can become a deliberate tool of war. Alibek, once a top scientist in the Soviet Union's biological weapons program, describes putting anthrax on a warhead and targeting a city on the other side of the world. "A hundred kilograms of anthrax spores would, in optimal atmospheric conditions, kill up to three million people in any of the densely populated metropolitan areas of the United States," he writes. "A single SS-18 [missile] could wipe out the population of a city as large as New York." Hardcover - 336 pages 1 edition (May 1999) List Price: $24.95
Biological Warfare in the 21st Century : Biotechnology and the Proliferation of Biological Weapons by Malcolm Dando
Paperback ; Published 1998
C.B.W.: chemical and biological warfare; London Conference on C.B.W CBW, the Poor Man's Atomic Bomb (National Security Paper, 1) by Neil C. Livingstone, Joseph D. Douglass Jr. Cbw: Chemical and Biological Warfare. by London, 1968. Conference on Chemical and Biological Warfare The Challenge of Chemical Weapons; An American Perspective by Victor A. Utgoff, W. Y. Smith (Designer) Chemical and bacteriological (biological) weapons and the effects of their possible use Chemical and Biological Warfare (Impact) by L.B., Jr. Taylor
"A source book on chemical and biological agents used in war -- My goal is to provide the layman and expert alike a comprehensive listing of accessible references to chemical and biological weapons. These sources include government documents, WWW sites, research reports and open-media. The introduction assesses the past, present and future of chemical and biological weapons, especially the role they might play in the hands of terrorists. Book contains over 2,000 entries. "--Eric Croddy Hardcover; Published 1997
Chemical and Biological Warfare Developments, 1985 (Sipr Chemical and Biological Warfare Studies, No 6) by Julian Perry Robinson Chemical and biological warfare--threat of the future by Evelyn Le Ch‹ene Chemical and Biological Warfare by C.L. Taylor, L.B., Jr. Taylor Chemical and Biological Warfare by Elaine Landau Chemical and Biological Weapons : A Study of Proliferation by Edward M. Spiers Clouds of Secrecy : The Army's Germ-Warfare Tests over Populated Areas by Leonard A. Cole The Continuing Storm : Iraq, Poisonous Weapons and Deterrence by Avigdor Haselkorn Control of biological, chemical, and other non-nuclear weapons : a select bibliography by Tim J. Watts Control of Chemical and Biological Weapons by A. Alexander Control of Dual-Threat Agents : The Vaccines for Peace Programme (Sipri Chemical & Biological Warfare Studies, No 15) by Erhard Geissler, John P. Woodall (Editor) Controlling chemical and biological weapons proliferation by Richard Latter Countering the chemical and biological weapons threat in the post-Soviet world: Report of the Special Inquiry into the Chemical and Biological Threat of the Committee on Armed Services, House of Representatives, 102nd Congress, 2nd Session Dioxin, Agent Orange : The Facts by Michael Gough The Diplomacy of Biological Disarmament : Vicissitudes of a Treaty in Force 1975-85 by Nicholas A. Sims The Diplomacy of Biological Disarmament : Vicissitudes of a Treaty in Force 1975-85 by Nicholas A. Sims Doomsday Weapons in the Hands of Many : The Arms Control Challenge of the '90s by Kathleen C. Bailey The Effects of Weapons on Ecosystems (Unep Studies ; V. 1) by Julian Perry Robinson
Cole's survey is a terrifying reminder of how defenseless civilians and military alike are against chemical and biological weapons...it provides more information on its subject than any TV story could. Hardcover; Published 1996 The Eleventh Plague--Paperback
"Dr. Harris' book is unlikely to be eclipsed by other future endeavors; he has accessed all existing texts in his careful documentation of Japanese BW atrocities. It is a must for any serious college/graduate student with an interest in BW (or BT). Without being professorial or talmudic, Dr. Harris provides a treasure trove of citations to what was, perhaps, the only smoking gun in the history of the purposeful use of biological warfare agents. Previous articles and books pale in comparison. This is THE book around which any and all discussions of BW should center. It is unlikely that this book will ever be dated. If and when BW or BT becomes a topic of discussion, this is the Rosetta Stone to explain the how and why they had their modern day origins. "--John S. Marr Paperback ; Published 1995
Facts about CBW's based on the U.N. Reports on the use of Chemical and Biological Weapons Field Guide to Current Training Videos by Laura Winig, William Ellet (Editor) The Future of Biological Weapons (The Washington Papers, 151) by Barend Ter Haar The Future of Biological Weapons (The Washington Papers, Vol 151) by Barend Ter Haar Gene Wars : Military Control over the New Genetic Technologies by Charles Piller, Keith R. Yamamoto Guide to Germ Warfare (Technical Manual; No 3-216) by Charles Piller, Keith R. Yamamoto Incendiary Weapons by Stockholm Intl Peace Research Inst, Staff The Killing Winds : The Menace of Biological Warfare by Jeanne McDermott Leading at Mach 2 by Steve Sullivan Lethal Mists : An Introduction to the Natural and Military Sciences of Chemical, Biological Warfare and Terrorism by Eric R. Taylor Men of Evil : True Stories & Barbed Events of Life by Judy M. Laird Men of Evil : True Stories and Barbed Events of Life by Judy M. Laird The Microbiologist and Biological Defense Research : Ethics, Politics, and International Security (Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences ; V) by Raymond A. Zilinskas The Microbiologist and Biological Defense Research : Ethics, Politics, and International Security (Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, Vol 66) by Raymond A. Zilinskas (Editor)
"An interesting general reference on modern NBC technology. This book, following the format and echoing the informational context of former JANES NBC DEFENSE editor Terry Gander's earlier book on this subject (NBC: Nuclear, Biological & Chemical Warfare, ISBN 0711017220, Ian Allen Ltd., London, 1987), provides a somewhat updated overview of current developments in military biochemical defensive and offensive warfare. Although the book contains a few small errors (mainly in misidentification of various respirators), it succeeds in giving the interested public a better insight into an area of defensive technology about which little is commonly known. Containing a number of black and white photographic illustrations, the book constitutes a worthwhile addition to the reference library--either for someone directly involved in the field of NBC defense or one who wishes a handy modern source of reference to the terms, nomenclature and hardware which characterise today's modern NBC defense battlefield. "--Christopher T. Carey Hardcover; Published 1998
No Fire, No Thunder : The Threat of Chemical and Biological Weapons by Sean Murphy No Fire, No Thunder : The Threat of Chemical and Biological Weapons by Sean Murphy Nonproliferation Primer : Preventing the Spread of Nuclear, Chemical, and Biological Weapons by Randall Forsberg (Editor), et al Nonproliferation Primer : Preventing the Spread of Nuclear, Chemical, and Biological Weapons by Randall Forsberg (Editor) The Nuclear Question by Michael Mandelbaum Nuclear Weapons, Arms Control, and the Threat of Thermonuclear War, Special Studies (Special Studies Series (University Publications of America (Firm) by Blair Hydrick (Editor) Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical Warfare by Terry J. Gander Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical Warfare Poisoning Arms Control : The Soviet Union and Chemical/Biological Weapons (Special Report), Institute for Foreign Policy Analysis, by Mark C. Storella Porton Down : 75 years of chemical and biological research by G. B. Carter Prehistoric germ warfare by Robin Collyns Problem of Chemical and Biological Warfare : Technical Aspects of Early Warning and Verification Vol 6 by International Peace Research Institute. Stockholm The Soviet Biochemical Threat to NATO by John Hemsley The Strategy of Combat (War Today East Versus West) by Nigel Flynn The Strategy of Combat Strengthening the Biological Weapons Convention by Confidence-Building Measures (Sipri Chemical and Biological Warfare Studies, No 10) by Erhard Geissler (Editor)
Superterrorism : Assassins, Mobsters and Weapons of Mass Destruction by Glenn E. Schweitzer, Carole C. Dorsch Glenn Schweitzer sounds an alarm alerting us to the barrage of new terrorist threats targeted at Americans in the form of biological, chemical, and nuclear weapons. Superterrorism - heinous and violent acts aimed at causing massive death and destruction - poses the greatest threat to life as we know it. Schweitzer spotlights for the first time the volatile mix created when religious and other zealots join forces with mobsters, drawing on billions of dollars of laundered drug money to bankroll terrorist attacks. He warns that the tried-and-true routes for smuggling drugs and arms may become highways for contraband nuclear, chemical, and biological materials that could lead to the kind of holocaust that Americans have never known. Are we prepared for a chemical, biological, or nuclear attack? Schweitzer provides a shocking answer, but also suggests steps to prevent the worst from happening. Hardcover; Published 1998
The supreme folly: chemical and biological weapons Surviving doomsday by C. Bruce Sibley U.S. Chemical and Biological Defense Respirators : An Illustrated History (Schiffer Military/Aviation History) by Christopher T. Carey, Chris Carey
"This book is disturbing to an extreme degree. As prosecutors, Hagerman and Endicott present a strong case. They cannot be said to be dispassionate, but they are careful, even judicious. At a minimum their research and revelations raise questions about the possible use of biological warfare by the United States in the Korean War that must be answered before we indulge in further moral condemnation of Iraq's research and development of a germ warfare capability."--Stephen E. Ambrose Hardcover; Published 1999
Verifying Nonproliferation Treaties : Obligation, Process, and Sovereignty by J. Christian Kessler Verifying Nonproliferation Treaties : Obligation, Process, and Sovereignty by J. Christian Kessler Views on Possible Verification Measures for the Biological Weapons Convention (Sipri Chemical and Biological Warfare Studies, No 12) by S.J. Lundin (Editor) We all fall down: the prospects of biological and chemical warfare by Robin Clarke When War Comes. by Martin, Caidin Yellow Rain : A Journey Through the Terror of Chemical Warfare by Sterling Seagrave The Yellow Rainmakers : Are Chemical Weapons Being Used in Southeast Asia? by Grant Evans
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America's Achilles' Heel: Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical Terrorism and Covert Attack
Biohazard 
Chemical and Biological Warfare : An Annotated Bibliography
The Eleventh Plague : The Politics of Biological and Chemical Warfare
Factories of Death : Japanese Biological Warfare 1932-45 and the American Cover-Up
NBC : Nuclear, Biological and Chemical Warfare on the Modern Battlefield (Brassey's Modern Military Equipment)
The United States and Biological Warfare : Secrets from the Early Cold War and Korea