The history, use, disposition and environmental fate of agent orange

The History, Use, Disposition and Environmental Fate of Agent Orange

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344. Cockerham LG, Young AL (1982): The Absence of Hepatic Cellular Anomalies in TCDD-Exposed Beachmice - A Field Study. Environ Toxicol Chem 1(4):299-308
345. Cockerham LG, Young AL (1983): Ultrastructural Comparisons of Liver Tissue from Field and Laboratory TCDD-Exposed Beachmice. Environ Sci Res 26:373-392
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350. Cullers HW, Dodds MT, and Young AL (1976): A Study of Arsenical Contamination of Hardstand7, Eglin AFB, Florida. Technical Report FJSRL (NC) TM-76-4. Frank J. Seiler Research Laboratory, United States Air Force Academy CO, USA (Available from the Alvin L. Young Agent Orange Collection, National Agricultural Library, Accession Number 06563)
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354. Freeman RA, Schroy JM (1989): Comparison of the Rate of TCDD Transport at Times Beach and at Eglin AFB. Chemosphere 18(1-6):1305-1312
355. Hamme NA, Young AL, and Hunter JH (1970): A Rapid Analysis of Soil and Water by Atomic Absorption. Technical Report AFATL-TR-70-106, Air Force Armament Laboratory, Eglin AFB FL, USA (Available from the Alvin L. Young Agent Orange Collection, National Agricultural Library, Accession Number 04825)
356. Harrigan ET (1970a): Calibration Test of the UC-123 K/A/A45Y-1 Spray System. Technical Report ADTC-TR-70-36, February 1970, Deputy for Test Evaluations, Armament Development and Test Center, Air Force Systems Command, Eglin AFB FL, USA (Available from the Alvin L. Young Agent Orange Collection, National Agricultural Library, Accession Number 00074)
357. Harrigan ET (1970b): High-Speed Defoliation Test with a Modified TMU-28/B (PAU-7B) Tank. Technical Report ADTC-TR-70-74, April 1970, Deputy for Test Evaluations, Armament Development and Test Center, Air Force Systems Command, Eglin AFB FL, USA (Available from the Alvin L. Young Agent Orange Collection, National Agricultural Library, Accession Number 00371)
358. Harrigan ET (1970c): Test of the KMU-327/A Wing and Tail Boom/UC-123 K Defoliant System. Technical Report ADTC-TR-70-79, April 1970, Deputy for Test and Evaluation, Armament Development and Test Center, Air Force Systems Command, Eglin AFB FL, USA (Available from the Alvin L. Young Agent Orange Collection, National Agricultural Library, Accession Number 00077)
359. Harrison DD, Crews RC (1983): A Field Study of Soil and Biological Specimens from a Herbicide Storage and Aerial-Test Staging Site Following Long-term Contamination with TCDD. Environ Sci Res 26:323-340
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361. Hazen VL (1967): Feasibility Test of the Stull Bifluid Defoliant System. March 1967, Air Proving Ground Center, Air Force Systems Command, Eglin AFB FL, USA (Available from the Alvin L. Young Agent Orange Collection, National Agricultural Library, Accession Number 00023)
362. Hazen VL, Maxwell EC (1967): Compatibility of the A/B 45Y-1 Spray Tank on the A-1E Aircraft. February 1967, Directorate of Test, Air Proving Ground Center, Air Force Systems Command, Eglin AFB FL, USA (Available from the Alvin L. Young Agent Orange Collection, National Agricultural Library, Accession Number 00362)
363. Henricks GM (1971): Short Boom Spray System on C-123. April 1971, USAF Special Operations Task Force, Tactical Air Command, Eglin AFB FL, USA (Available from the Alvin L. Young Agent Orange Collection, National Agricultural Library, Accession Number 00084)
364. Horan RA (1965): Evaluation of Emergency Dump Valve Modification to Internal Defoliant Dispenser A/A45Y-1. December 1965, Deputy for Test Operations, Air Proving Ground Center, Air Force Systems Command, Eglin AFB FL, USA (Available from the Alvin L. Young Agent Orange Collection, National Agricultural Library, Accession Number 00355)
365. Hunter JH, Agerton BM (1971): Annual Diameter Growth of Conifers Adjacent to Eglin Reservation Test Area C-52A as Related to the Testing of Defoliant Spray Equipment. Technical Report AFATL-TR-71-52, May 1971, Air Force Armament Laboratory, Eglin AFB FL, USA (Available from the Alvin L. Young Agent Orange Collection, National Agricultural Library, Accession Number 00085)
366. Hunter JH, Young AL (1972): Vegetative Succession Studies on a Defoliant Equipment Test Area, Eglin AFB Reservation, Florida. Technical Report AFATL-TR-72-31, Air Force Armament Laboratory, Eglin AFB FL, USA (Available from the Alvin L. Young Agent Orange Collection, National Agricultural Library, Accession Number 03762)
367. Irish KR, Darrow RA, and Minarik CE (1969): Information Manual for Vegetation Control in Southeast Asia. Misc. Publication 33, Department of the Army, Frederick MD, USA (Available from the Alvin L. Young Agent Orange Collection, National Agricultural Library, Accession Number 00073)
368. Isensee A, Jones G (1975): Distribution of 2, 3, 7, 8-tetrachlorodibenzo- p-dioxin in aquatic model ecosystems. Environ Sci and Technol 6:1017-1019
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371. Lehn PJ, Young AL, Hamme NA, and Wolverton BC (1970): Studies to Determine the Presence of Artificially Induced Arsenic Levels in Three Freshwater Streams and Its Effect on Fish Species Diversity. Technical Report AFATL-TR-70-81, Air Force Armament Laboratory, Eglin AFB FL, USA (Available from the Alvin L. Young Agent Orange Collection, National Agricultural Library, Accession Number 00080)
372. Lowry RB (1963): Performance Testing of C-123B Modified for Chemical Spray Operations. October 1963, Deputy for Flight Test, Aeronautical Systems Division, Air Force Systems Command, Wright-Patterson AFB OH, USA (Available from the Alvin L. Young Agent Orange Collection, National Agricultural Library, Accession Number 00341)
373. Meyer GE (1966): Development Test of the COIN Defoliant Dispenser, A/B 23Y-1. March 1966 Deputy for Test Operations, Air Proving Ground Center, Air Force Systems Command, Eglin AFB FL, USA (Available from the Alvin L. Young Agent Orange Collection, National Agricultural Library, Accession Number 00357)
374. Northcott G, Jones C (2001): Partitioning Extractability and Formation of Nonextractable PAH Residues in Soil 1: Compound Differences in Aging and Sequestration. Environ Sci Technol 35:1103-1110
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376. Pate BD, Voigt RC, Lehn PJ, and Hunter JH (1972): Animal Survey Studies of Test Area C-52A. Technical Report AFATL-TR-72, April 1972, Air Force Armament Laboratory, Eglin AFB FL, USA (Available from the Alvin L. Young Agent Orange Collection, National Agricultural Library, Accession Number 00089)
377. Roger PA, Simpson I, Oficial R, Ardales S, and Jimenez R (1994): Effects of pesticides on soil and water microflora and mesofauna in wetland ricefields: A summary of current knowledge and extrapolation to temperate environments. Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture 34:1057-1068
378. Sturrock TT, Young AL (1970): A Histological Study of Yucca filamentosa L. from Test Area C-52A, Eglin Reservation, Florida. Technical Report AFATL-TR-70-125, December 1972, Air Force Armament Laboratory, Eglin AFB FL, USA (Available from the Alvin L. Young Agent Orange Collection, National Agricultural Library, Accession Number 00082)
379. Thalken CE, Young AL (1983): Long-term Field Studies of a Rodent Population Continuously Exposed to TCDD. Environ Sci Res 26:357-372
380. University of California, Davis (UCDavis) (1993): CalTOX, A Multimedia Total-Exposure Model for Hazardous-Waste Sites. Prepared for the Office of Scientific Affairs, Department of Toxic Substances Control, California Environmental Protection Agency, Sacramento CA, USA
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505. Young AL, Calcagni JA, Thalken CE, and Tremblay JW (1978): The Toxicology, Environmental Fate, and Human Risk of Herbicide Orange and Its Associated Dioxin. Technical Report USAF OEHL TR-78-92, USAF Occupational and Environmental Health Laboratory, Aerospace Medical Division, Brooks AFB TX, USA (Available from the Armed Forces Pest Management Board Literature Retrieval System, Accession No. 102925)
506. Young AL, Cecil PF Sr., Guilmartin JF Jr. (2004): Assessing Possible Exposures of Ground Troops to Agent Orange During the Vietnam War: The Use of Contemporary Records. Env Sci Pollut Res 11(6):349-358
507. Young AL, Newton M (2004): Long Overlooked Historical Information on Agent Orange and TCDD Following Massive Applications of 2, 4, 5-T-Containing Herbicides, Eglin Air Force Base, Florida. Env Sci Pollut Res 11(4):209-221
508. Young AL, Van Houten WJ, Andrews WB (2008): 2nd Agent Orange and Dioxin Remediation Workshop, Hanoi, Viet Nam, 18-20 June 2007. Env Sci Pollut Res 15(2):113-118
509. Cecil PF, Young AL (2008): Operation FLYSWATTER: AWar WithinaWar. Env Sci Pollut Res 15(1):3-7
510. Editorial (2008): A Ghost of Battles Past. Nature 452(7189):781-782
511. IOM (2008): Improving the Presumptive Disability Decision-Making Process for Veterans. The Institute of Medicine, The National Academies Press, Washington DC USA, www.nap. edu
512. Marciel S (2008): US-Vietnam Cooperation on Issues Related to Agent Orange. Testimony of Deputy Assistant Secretary, Bureau of East Asian & Pacific Affairs, Department of State before the US House of Representatives' Subcommittee on Asia, the Pacific, and the Global Environment Committee onForeign Affairs, May 15, 2008, Washington DC, USA
513. Palmer, MG (2004): The Legacy of Agent Orange: Empirical Evidence from Central Vietnam. Soc Sci & Med 60:1061-1070
514. Stone R (2007): Agent Orange's Bitter Harvest. Science 315:176-179
515. Young AL (2004): TCDD Biomonitoring and Exposure to Agent Orange: Still the Gold Standard. Env Sci Pollut Res 11(3):143-146
516. Young AL (2008): A Conflict Between Science and Social Concerns: Agent Orange. Env Sci Pollut Res 15(1):1-2
517. Young AL, Andrews WB (2005): Agent Orange and Dioxin Remediation Workshop, Hanoi, Viet Nam, 16-18 August 2005. Env Sci Pollut Res 12(6):391-392
518. Young AL, Cecil PF Sr., and Guilmartin JF Jr. (2004a): Assessing Possible Exposures of Ground Troops to Agent Orange During the Vietnam War: The Use of Contemporary Records. Env Sci Pollut Res 11(6):349-358
519. Young AL, Giesy JP, Jones PD, and Newton M (2004b): Environmental Fate and Bioavailability of Agent Orange and Its Associated Dioxin During the Vietnam War. Env Sci Pollut Res 11(6):359-370
520. Young AL, Giesy JP, Jones P, Newton M, Guilmartin JF, Jr., and Cecil PF, Sr. (2004c): Assessment of Potential Exposure to Agent Orange and Its Associated TCDD. Env Sci Pollut Res 11(6):347-348
521. Young AL, Van Houten WJ, and Andrews WB (2008): 2nd Agent Orange and Dioxin Remediation Workshop, Hanoi, Viet Nam, 18-20 June 2007. Env Sci Pollut Res 15(2):113-118