To increase battlefield effectiveness and accuracy of current Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear and Explosives (CBRNE) detection capabilities, the US Army Joint Services are updating with a few pieces of new equipment at the Aberdeen Proving Ground. Read more
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Two Nuclear Disablement Team (NDT) members use the Radiological Detection System (RDS) and a Joint Personal Detector (JPD) to detect radiological contaminants during a site assessment mission (Photo Credit: Mr. Tad Browning, U.S. Army Operational Test Command Test and Documentation Team)
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Two Nuclear Disablement Team (NDT) members use the Radiological Detection System (RDS) and a Joint Personal Detector (JPD) to detect radiological contaminants during a site assessment mission (Photo Credit: Mr. Tad Browning, U.S. Army Operational Test Command Test and Documentation Team)
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