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Impact of Revised Airborne Exposure Limits on Non-Stockpile Chemical Materiel Program Activities Appendix B Non-Stockpile Inventories

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Impact of Revised Airborne Exposure Limits on Non-Stockpile Chemical Materiel Program Activities TABLE B-1 Inventory of Non-Stockpile Items at the Pine Bluff Arsenal     No. Containing a Chemical(s) Item No. Empty H/HD/HN/HS/HT GA/GB/GD VX DM/L CG/CK DF QL Other Unknown Total No. of Items Munition 4.2-in. mortar round 596a 99a       1b       36a 732a 75-mm projectile 4a 9a                 13a 200-mm Livens projectile 3a 5a       3b         11a 4.7-in. projectile   1a                 1a 155-mm projectile 1a                   1b 105-mm projectile                   1a 1b M70A1 bomb (poss. explosive) 6a 3a                 9b 150-mm German Traktor rocket w/expended motor 224a 184a                 408a 150-mm German Traktor rocket w/unexpended motor 13a 18a                 31a 150-mm German Traktor rocket w/warhead only 26a 12a                 38a Subtotal 873a 331a       4b       37a 1,245a Chemical sample containerc Ton container   2d 2d               4d 4-in. cylinder   2d                 2d Lab sample container     14d 7d             21d Vial (L)         1b           1b Subtotal   4d 16d 7d 1b           28d Chemical agent ID set (CAIS)   Mustard (H/HD/HS)   5,764b                 5,764b Nitrogen mustard (HN-1 and -3)   50b                 50b Lewisite (L)         397b           397b Chloropicrin (PS)           396b         396b Phosgene (CG)           396b         396b Chloroacetophenone (CN)                 17b   17 Adamsite (DM)         17b           17b Triphosgene (TP)                 17b   17b Cyanogen chloride (CK)           33b         33b Diethyl malonate, etc. (GS)                 33b   33b Subtotal   5,814b     414b 429b     463b   7,120b Binary agent precursor   M20             56,764d       56,764d Drum             7d 291d     298d Subtotal             56,771d 291d     57,062d Empty ton containere           4,375b         4,375b Total 873a 6,146a 2b 2b 4,789b 433b 56,771d 291d 463b 37a 69,830d aData from Verrill and Salcedo, 2001. bProvided to the Committee on Review and Evaluation of the Army Non-Stockpile Chemical Materiel Disposal Program by the Product Manager for Non-Stockpile Chemical Materiel (PMNSCM) on July 10, 2001. cInventory consists of individual CAIS items, not complete CAIS. dProvided to the committee by Darryl Palmer, Office of the PMNSCM, on February 14, 2005. eSampling of some of these containers indicated that they may be contaminated with lewisite, arsenic, and/or mercury. SOURCE: Provided to the committee by PMNSCM.

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Impact of Revised Airborne Exposure Limits on Non-Stockpile Chemical Materiel Program Activities TABLE B-2 Inventory of Non-Stockpile Items at Dugway Proving Ground (DPG) and Deseret Chemical Depot (DCD), Utah     Chemical Fill Item Location H/HD/HN/HT/HS GA/GB/GD Lewisite VX Total No. of Items Explosive munitions (4.2-inch mortar rounds) DPG 8a         Chemical sample Containers   Ton container DCD 1       1 Containers, bottles, vials DPG       18 18 Containers (39 HD, 5 HT) DCD 45       45 Ampoule DCD   1     1 Total   54 1 1 18 65 a Scheduled for transport to DCD. SOURCE: Provided to the committee by PMNSCM on November 19, 2004. TABLE B-3 Inventory of Non-Stockpile Items at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland   Chemical Fill Item HD/HT/HS GB/GA/GD VX Lewisite CG Total Chemical sample containers 55-gallon drum (pumpkins) 10         10 30-gallon bucket (pumpkins)   5 5     10 5-pint can (vials or bottles) 3   16     19 Steel cylinder   12       12 Multipack bottles, vials   8   9   17 DOT bottle     1     1 Ton container   1       1 Total 13 26 22 9   70 SOURCE: Provided to the committee by PMNSCM on November 19, 2004. TABLE B-4 Inventory of Non-Stockpile Items at Anniston Chemical Activity, Alabama   Chemical Fill Item HD/HT GB VX Total Chemical sample containers Vials   36   36 DOT bottles 5   7 12 Ton containers   2   2 Total 5 38 7 50 SOURCE: Provided to the committee by PMNSCM on November 19, 2004. REFERENCE D. Verrill and J. Salcedo. 2001. X300P90 Characterization Project. Preliminary Data Review, May 14. Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md.: Product Manager for Non-Stockpile Chemical Materiel.

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