Table Of Contents

• Notes from the Director
  Col. Tina M. Schoenberger

• Revolutionary Incidents: “Exploiting Naturally Occurring Outbreaks of Disease for Military Gain”
  Dr. Alexia Gordon

• Barriers to Biological Weapons Development: Potential Implications for Pathway Disruption Lt. Col. Michael A. Washington, Lt. Col. Joubert Paulino, & Capt. Siang-Chean Kua, MD

• Operational Survivability in a Biological Environment Dr. Jeffrey Rolfes

• Concessions to the Limited Powers: Considerations of Low-Yield Nuclear Weapons, Asymmetrical Capability, and Extended Deterrence Bob Williams & Prof. James Giordano, PhD

• Army team leverages expertise to increase readiness for radiological detection missions
  Walter T. Ham IV

• Known Unknowns: The Psychological Impacts of a Nuclear Battlefield, Cadet Maximilian T. Walsh

• A Prompt Bomb Effects Code, Behzad Salimi, PhD

• Chance Favors the Prepared Mind: A History of the DoD Cholinesterase Monitoring Program and the DoD Cholinesterase Reference Laboratory, Maj. Pucheng Ke, Dr. Ralph A. Stidham, Alexus H. Ramirez-Wiggins, Lt. Col. Marisol S. Castaneto, Capt. Robert B. Crochet, Adrienne M. Forbes, & Col. Matthew D. Wegner

• Depths of DPRK Underground Nuclear Explosions: Making predictions using Monte Carlo simulations with Bayesian data synthesis, Cadet Matthew Eckert & Lt. Col. Nickolas Duncan

• BOOK REVIEW: BIOHAZARD: The Chilling True Story of the Largest Covert Biological Weapons Program in the World – Told from Inside by the Man Who Ran It, Brice Johnson 

• BOOK REVIEW: Nuclear War: A Scenario, Rohin Sharma

• BOOK REVIEW: Seeking the Bomb: Strategies of Nuclear Proliferation, Maj. Joe Atwell

• Journal Article Watch, Dr. Jeffrey Rolfes

• To Strengthen WMD Defenses, Increase Public Resilience, Lt. Col. Nizamettin Gul

• Letter to the Editor, A Concerned Reader