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The Department of Defense is withholding more than $100 million combined from a military laboratory at Fort Detrick and an organization at Abe…
Fort Detrick may build a new incinerator to destroy medical waste.
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Eight soldiers marched into the Fort Detrick auditorium among claps and yells of “Hooah.”
Sgt. Irma Blanco and specialist Nathan Mireles entered the new year with a new weight on their shoulders.
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A vaccine that recently received approval from the Food and Drug Administration has its roots at Fort Detrick.
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Retired Col. Charles McGee stepped out of the small commercial jet and flashed a smile.
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Thanksgiving came early at Fort Detrick.
G. G. C. Hold the C. G. C. E. Hold the E. C. E. G. E. C. G. Hold the G. Back to G. G. C. Hold the C.
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