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Re: depleted uranium ammo
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> From: J P MCLAUGHLIN <MCLAUGH@acadamh.ucd.ie>
> To: Multiple recipients of list <radsafe@romulus.ehs.uiuc.edu>
> Subject: depleted uranium ammo
> Date: 24 February 1997 15:55
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>
>
> Hi Radsafers,
>
> I would appreciate learning of published material dealing with
> the DOSIMETRIC implications of ammunition produced from depleted
> uranium. The reason is as follows : during a recent visit to Serbia I
> was give an account ,by their radiation protection scientists, of
> analyses and dosimetric assessments of armour-piercing rounds made
> of depleted uranium which were found in the Serbian Republic
> apparently as a consequence of air bombardment of targets in the
> recent past. (Presumably in the aftermath of the Gulf War the desert
> is also littered with similar rounds.) .............
>
> Yours sincerely,
>
> James Mc Laughlin,Physics Dept,
> University College Dublin.Ireland
> MCLAUGH@ACADAMH.UCD.IE
>
The following report may be of help
Health and Environmental Consequences of Depleted Uranium in the US Army:
Technical Report. June 1995. Which you may be able to obtain from:-
Phone (44) 181 285 7650
Fax (44) 181 285 7699
Army Environmental Policy Institute
Georgia Institute of Technology
430 Tenth Street N.W., Suite S-206
Atlanta, Georgia 30318-5768
(404) 892-3099