Fort Detrick place
also: Camp Dietrich, Fort Dietrich, Camp Detrick
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Claims (7)
Fort Detrick located_in
Maryland book_quoted
“Let's get started. We're on chapter six, page 55 of our book, The Medusa File. This is about the Edgewood Arsenal. Now, both locations, the Edgewood Arsenal and, at the time, Camp Dietrich, it later becomes Fort Dietrich, were located in Ma…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa File by Craig Roberts Part 4 @ 5:46
Frank Olson worked_at
Fort Detrick host_asserted
“He worked at Camp Detrick, later turned Fort Detrick. But, I mean, when he was there, it would have been Fort Detrick. When Frank Olson was there, it was still called Camp Detrick. Maryland, you know, the always chatty state of Maryland. Bu…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa File by Craig Roberts Part 6 @ 1:12:02
Battelle funded
Fort Detrick host_asserted
“dangerous stuff that's out of Fort Detrick. They have hundreds of millions of dollars of contracts for Fort Detrick. They have the custodial responsibility for the lab in Ukraine, the level four lab where all of that shit happened. Oh, and …”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO - 'BATTELLE AND THE CIA' - EP.376 @ 23:57
Army Biomedical Research and Development Labs founded
Fort Detrick host_asserted
“diseases. In experimental animal studies in the U.S., Army Biomedical Research and Development Labs at Fort Detrick, Maryland. Gosh, where have we heard of that before? This agent has penetrated through skin, causing symptoms ranging from s…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Cocaine Death Squads&The War on Terror Part 8 @ 35:23
Bruce Edwards Ivins worked_at
Fort Detrick host_asserted
“He worked at Camp Detrick, later turned Fort Detrick. But, I mean, when he was there, it would have been Fort Detrick. When Frank Olson was there, it was still called Camp Detrick. Maryland, you know, the always chatty state of Maryland. Bu…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa File by Craig Roberts Part 6 @ 1:12:02
Fort Detrick funded
Ukraine host_asserted
“Guess who has $100,000? You know, that's going to be the CIA. That's going to be us that paid for it. And one of the reasons why we're paying for it is because, you know, I don't know how many people were paying attention two years ago. I t…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Prelude to Terror chapter 29 @ 1:55:01
Steven Hatfill member_of
Fort Detrick book_quoted
“Hatfield had worked at the Fort Detrick facility prior to coming to SAIC and the company knew exactly what he had been linked to…”
▶ Colonel’s Corner- Strange Tales of the Parapolitical Part 12 @ 56:07
Mentions (31)
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Stephen Hatfill, H-A-T-F-I-L-L, like all good SAIC contractors, cashed in on the Iraq gravy train. In late 2001, he was commissioned to build a fake mobile bioweapons lab that the famed Delta Force would train with in an effort to help the …
▶ 39:06
The Bureau eventually linked Bruce Edwards Irvin, a senior biodefense researcher based out of Fort Detrick, Maryland, to the attack. Conveniently, Irvin had committed suicide in 2008. Sure he did. That was conveniently right before the FBI …
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at Fort Detrick and later SAIC because he's a known liar. Much of his work involved highly classified material and yet no one seemed to be interested in the fact that he had all of this weird stuff going on, which means all of the weird stu…
▶ 56:38
A linkage, SEIC itself, was desperately trying to convince the American people of during this time in the fact that it was a link to Iraq, not them. And then there is the disturbing indication that many of the attacks themselves were politi…
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While everybody is talking about Metabiota because of its connection to Hunter, these guys were responsible for almost the entire chain from Fort Detrick. They're there. They're everywhere. And for those that are not familiar with Fort Detr…
▶ 23:57
dangerous stuff that's out of Fort Detrick. They have hundreds of millions of dollars of contracts for Fort Detrick. They have the custodial responsibility for the lab in Ukraine, the level four lab where all of that shit happened. Oh, and …
▶ 1:41:39
University of North Carolina and its association with the Army Fort Detrick's program kind of all ties together. And, you know, the initial attack that Putin carried out on Ukraine looks very closely related to where the bioweapons labs wer…
▶ 35:23
diseases. In experimental animal studies in the U.S., Army Biomedical Research and Development Labs at Fort Detrick, Maryland. Gosh, where have we heard of that before? This agent has penetrated through skin, causing symptoms ranging from s…
▶ 1:55:01
Guess who has $100,000? You know, that's going to be the CIA. That's going to be us that paid for it. And one of the reasons why we're paying for it is because, you know, I don't know how many people were paying attention two years ago. I t…
▶ 11:14
Flew to Frankfurt, where he was picked up at the airport and driven 12 miles north of Camp King, an extreme interrogation center of the sort that would later be known as a black site. Now, keep in mind, 1952, it's in the middle of the Korea…
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which sometimes resulted in their death. The cruelty he witnessed reminded him of Nazi concentration camps. After returning home to the United States, he began wrestling with his conscience, according to his wife. He had a tough time after …
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that resembled wartime Russia, we used a spore, which is very similar to anthrax. So to that extent, we did something that was not kosher. No, it was criminal. One of their research colleagues, a bacteriologist, Dr. Harold Batchelor, learne…
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Olson's objections to the CIA brain warfare research apparently began to raise alarms at Camp Dietrich. One document in Olson's personnel file dated after his return from Germany indicated his behavior was causing the fear of a security vio…
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As these investigations were being conducted, the U.S. Army Chemical Corps at Camp Dietrich, Maryland, became concerned with defensive measures about the biological attacks. With the Germans working on a V-1 buzz bomb and V-2 rockets at the…
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rice paper had come down in Butte, Montana. But before technicians could respond to investigate the device, which they believed could have carried plague, another report came in that a large rubberized silt balloon had landed in Washington …
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could happen should the Japanese succeed in sending across deadly viruses and bacteria became more important than public safety. Two meetings were held in March of 1945, one at 7th Service Command in Omaha and one at the Western Defense Com…
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Dietrich, and Washington. The end result was that probable targets within the U.S. were identified and that there was little the military or civilian authorities could do should the enemy begin a balloon onslaught. They certainly weren't go…
▶ 54:47
Sanders is evil. He was part of the protection of Unit 731. He returned to Fort Detrick and later worked with Green Cross, the pharmaceutical company established by Unit 731 members. You are absolutely right. He did. And that pharmaceutical…
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and von Rippentrop went to the gallows, other men, as guilty if not more so, were spirited away by the OSS. For Ishii, salvation came in the form of Colonel Murray Sanders. He was stationed at Camp Dietrich. His specialty was chemical warfa…
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He recognized the photo immediately because it was a photo of him at Fort Detrick. The only explanation Colonel Sanders could come up with is MacArthur's G2, which is Willowsbury or whatever his name is, had given that photo to Naito. When …
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in 1946 to report the results of his investigation to Fort Detrick. After producing the Naito document and explaining his findings, he began to grow ill. He had contacted tuberculosis and would not be sent back to Japan. Was he poisoned? Th…
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biological weapons. The Unit 731 matter was turned over to another officer to follow up. No one at Fort Detrick seemed to be concerned about the reports of human experimentation. Why would they be? They're going to continue to do it. Instea…
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Personnel involved in dealing with the Japanese biological warfare experts in Japan found themselves faced with a very tricky situation. They had to somehow get the information required by higher headquarters from their former enemies, make…
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You're not going to get prosecuted. You all get to die of old age because we don't give a shit about our military. In secret meetings that occurred in 1946 in Kamakura, Ishii and his senior officers revealed all they knew about the biologic…
▶ 5:46
Let's get started. We're on chapter six, page 55 of our book, The Medusa File. This is about the Edgewood Arsenal. Now, both locations, the Edgewood Arsenal and, at the time, Camp Dietrich, it later becomes Fort Dietrich, were located in Ma…
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with biological warfare began arriving at Fort Detrick. Data and chemicals found in Germany, along with the scientists and technicians involved in those experiments, started showing up at Edgewood Arsenal. Both locations and programs were q…
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Mount Sinai Hospital and infamous Columbia University. Meanwhile, back at Fort Detrick, the incident occurred that almost blew the cover of MKUltra. Someone put 70 micrograms of LSD in a glass of liqueur and gave it to Dr. Frank Olson. He w…
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One report came from a Czechoslovakian chemical detection unit that detected mustard gas and the nerve agent sarin. Oh, like the sarin gas that they had been experimenting with at Fort Detrick from the Nazis? Yeah, that same sarin gas. Thes…
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goes from World War II, Unit 731, and the scientists involved in that, and the particular scientists, it names them, that came over from Germany that went to Fort Detrick and to the Air Force Aeromedical that was working on all of those hei…
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And it brings it all the way through these different events. And just as you saw with this, you still had a Nazi scientist working in Libya to continue that work. And we already know that they were at Fort Detrick and all of the other place…
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He worked at Camp Detrick, later turned Fort Detrick. But, I mean, when he was there, it would have been Fort Detrick. When Frank Olson was there, it was still called Camp Detrick. Maryland, you know, the always chatty state of Maryland. Bu…