More On Chemical and Biological Warfare

U.S. Army research officials have developed a new, handheld chemical agent detector that can "taste" suspicious liquids.

But officials said Syrian dictator Bashar Al-Assad still maintains chemical weapons capabilities.

Defense Secretary Jim Mattis suggested Thursday that a U.S. attack on Syria was not imminent.

The U.S. may launch a military response to the recent chemical attack.

U.S. Strategic Command recently passed the leadership role in counter-proliferation to SOCOM.

The U.S. Army is notifying vets that they may be eligible to receive care if they participated in testing from 1942 to 1975.

The U.S. is accusing President Assad's government of using sarin on civilians in an attack that killed more than 1,400.

Syria reversed course Sunday and agreed to allow UN inspectors at the site alleged chemical weapons attack.

The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) found the Army sent a live anthrax sample to a lab in Australia in 2008.

Two destroyers acted on quick notice by order of President Trump to deliver what Syria described as "huge material damage."