du-listメイリングリストの投稿によると米陸軍の訓練ビデオ（劣化ウラン弾関連
）がThe Military Toxics Projectのウェブサイトで公開されるとのこと（４本のう
ち１本は既に公開されています）。インターネットを使って、画質はひどいもののビ
デオまで見ることが出来るのですから、楽しい時代といいたいところですが、この国
は戦争への道をまっしぐら。
http://www.miltoxproj.org/videos.html
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From: Tara Thornton <mtpdu@ime.net>
Date: Tue, 27 Apr 1999 09:48:39 -0400
Subject: [du-list] The U.S. Army's depleted uranium training
video
The Military Toxics Project has made available the US Army's Depleted
Uranium Training Video in hopes that if DU is used in Yugoslavia, the
soldiers and civilians have a chance to learn more about DU and ways
to
protect themselves from exposures. This training video will be
available
to download and possibly in streaming capabilities on the Military
Toxics
Project's Website at www.miltoxproj.org by this afternoon. The
Military
Toxics Project continues to work towards an International Ban on this
radioactive and toxic weapon and prays NATO forces will NOT use Depleted
Uranium Weaponry in Yugoslavia.
In Peace and Justice,
Tara Thornton
Military Toxics Project
P.O. Box 558
Lewiston, ME 04243
(207) 783-5091 phone
(207) 783-5096 fax
（後略）
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以下は、
http://www.miltoxproj.org/videos.html
のページから。このビデオ（現在公開されているものは約１０分：６メガ）を見るた
めには「Realplayer G2」が必要です。上記のページからダウンロードできるページ
へリンクが付いています。なお、マッキントッシュはベータ版。
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In order to view the videos described below you will need to download
and
install the free G2 Realplayer. You can obtain this by clicking the
G2 box
below. Once you have installed G2 return here and choose the videos
you
would like to download. In the future, MTP plans on providing streaming
video that you won't have to download. For now, please be patient.
Depleted Uranium Video
Between October and December 1995, the U.S. Army's Depleted Uranium
(DU)
Project completed a series of training videos and manuals about depleted
uranium munitions. This training regimen was developed as the result
of
recommendations made in the January 1993 General Accounting Office
(GAO)
report, Army Not Adequately Prepared to Deal with Depleted Uranium
Contamination. The training materials were intended to instruct servicemen
and women about the use and hazards of depleted uranium munitions.
In
addition, the training regimen included instructions for soldiers who
repair
and recover vehicles contaminated by depleted uranium.
Throughout 1996, these videos sat on a shelf, while U.S. soldiers continued
to use and work with depleted uranium munitions. In June 1997, Bernard
Rostker, The Department of Defense (DoD) principle spokesperson for
their
investigation of Gulf War hazardous exposures, stated that the depleted
uranium safety training program would begin to be shared by a limited
number
of servicemen and women in July 1997. STILL TODAY the vast majority
of
servicemen and women in the U.S. military, and likely in the armed
forces of
other countries which are developing or have obtained depleted uranium
munitions, are unaware of the use and dangers of depleted uranium munitions,
or of the protective clothing and procedures which can minimize or
prevent
serious short-term exposures.
U.S. Army Training Videos
Contaminated and Damaged Equipment Management Operations(Approx. 6mb)
The videos below will be available Tonight (April 27, 1999 by 9:00pm
Eastern
time)
1995 Depleted Uranium Hazardous Awareness (Approx. 8mb)
1995 Operation of the AN/PDR-77 Radiac Set, 1996 and Battle Damage
Assessment and Recovery (BDAR) (Two videos together) (Approx. 10mb)
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