bacteriological warfare
Britishnoun
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Biderman, a sociologist, was retained by the Air Force some ten years back to assess experiences of its 235 returned Korean war prisoners, including those who had confessed to bacteriological warfare.
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Russian plans stress gas masks, partly as a limited protection against fallout, and partly because civil defense officials apparently have never got over the notion that gas or bacteriological warfare may still be waged.
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An extreme case in point occurred last week when the Senate Foreign Relations Committee recommended that the Senate ratify an international treaty banning chemical and bacteriological warfare.
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In the light of the latest intelligence assessment, the bacteriological warfare propaganda took on an evil glow.
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There they studied a bacteriological warfare exhibit which was supposed to show germ-carrying U.S. bombs.
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