Jared Serbu: A lousy track record for DoD lab that sent anthrax around the world

The Army laboratory that sent dozens of batches of live Anthrax to research facilities by accident should have known for years that something was wrong with the...

The Army laboratory that sent dozens of batches of live Anthrax to research facilities by accident should have known for years that something was wrong with their protocols for handling biotoxins. The Department of Health and Human Services has identified at least four serious safety violations by Dugway Proving Ground over the last decade and issued several citations. More from Federal News Radio’s DoD reporter Jared Serbu.

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