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Army Hazmat Crews Cleaning 2,000 Tons Of Waste In Maryland

May 27, 2003

Officials at Fort Detrick are working on what has become the biggest hazardous materials cleanup in Army history

Source WBAL

Officials at Fort Detrick are working on what has become the biggest hazardous materials cleanup in Army history

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