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The possibility of a human-borne with bioagent terrorist at foreign Forward Operating Bases entry control point: the perceptions of U.S. military or security personnel, a preliminary report
The possibility of a human-borne with bioagent terrorist at foreign Forward Operating Bases entry control point: the perceptions of U.S. military or security personnel, a preliminary report
- Military Medical Research Vol. 3, Issue 1, Pages: 22-27(2016)
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