stability of nerve agent casualty treatment medications

File: 081296_may96_decls9_0001.txt
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Subject: stability of nerve agent casualty treatment medications         

Box  ID: BX001424

Document Number:         17

Folder Title: INCOMING MSG  -  DESERT SHIELD  CHEM                                                            

Folder Seq #:        198

Unit: 24TH ID     

Parent Organzation: XVIII CORPS 










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          .FM CORFORSCOM FT MCPHERSON GA //FCMD-PM//


          AIS 9169
          RHCGSRS/CDRUSATHREE FT MCPtiERSON GA //AFRO-MD//
          R.PQSAA/CDRARCENT FWD /RIYADH //SURG//
        e'INFO@UEADWO/DA WASHINGTON DC //SGPS-PSP/C)AAR-MA//
              USA/CfqGB WASHINGTON CC //NrB-ARS//
          RUWTNFA/CDRUSAHSC FT SAM HOUSTON TX //HSCt-P/-C//
          RUCJACC/USCINCCEIYT MACOILL AFS FL //CCSS//
          RULNAPG/CORUSAMRIDC ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND MD//SGRO-UV-ZA//
          RUEORDA/CDRUSAMMADA FT DETRICK 140 //SGRD-UMP//
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          ,'OPER/ DESE RT SHIELD//
          MSGID/SYS.RRM/FORSCOM FCMD-PM//
          AMPN/SUBJ:   STABILITY OF NERVE AGENT CASUALTY TREATMENT MEDICATIONS
          UNGER HOT WEATHER CONDITIONS//


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          REF/A/TEL/FCMD-PM/21&UG90//
          REF/B/TEL/FCM.0-PM/22AUG90//
          AMPN/REF At FONECON COORD# FCMD-PM (MAJ ARDAY) AND SGRO-UMP (LTC
          LEHMANN)# SAO.   REF Be FONECOIV COOROT FCMD-PM (MAJ APOAY) AND
          SGMMA-0 (LTC NELSON).//
          R t4K S/ 1 .CONCERNS HAVE BEEN RAISED ABOUT THE STABILITY OF THE
KITS (ATROPINE AND 2-PAt4 CHLOIZIDEI AND:
          ABOUT NERVE AGENT PYRIDOSTIGMINE PRETREATMENT (NAPP) TABLET SETS
          UNDER HIGH HEAT CONDITIONS.
          2.  BASED ON THE MOST RECENT DATA AVAILABLE* BOTH OF THE MARK I KI
          COIOPONENTSP, ATROPINE INJECTION AND 2-PAM CHLORIDE INJECTION SHOULD
          BE STABLE AND MAINTAIN THEIR POTENCY UNDER DESERT CONDITIONS FOR A%
          LEAST ONE YEART OR UNTIL THEIR EXPIRATION DATET WHICHEVER COMES
          FIRST.   (DESERT CONDITIONS IMPLY AVERAGE TEMPERATURES OF 100 TO 120
          DEG F).



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Control Fields 17
File Room = may96_declassified
File Cabinet = Week-21
Box ID = BX001424
Unit = 24TH ID
Parent Organization = XVIII CORPS
Folder Title = INCOMING MSG - DESERT SHIELD CHEM
Folder Seq # = 198
Subject = STABILITY OF NERVE AGENT CASUALTY TREATMENT MEDI
Document Seq # = 12
Document Date =
Scan Date = 28-MAY-1996
Queued for Declassification = 01-JAN-1980
Short Term Referral = 01-JAN-1980
Long Term Referral = 01-JAN-1980
Permanent Referral = 01-JAN-1980
Non-Health Related Document = 01-JAN-1980
Declassified = 09-AUG-1996