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i FD-302a (Rev. 10-6-95) 279A-WF-222936-302 279A-WF-222936-USAMRIID Continuation of FD-302 of. ,On_05/28/2003 ,Page b6 b7C at UsAMRIID during the time. used These studies often dealt with the weaponization of (B.a. b6 stated that the Ames strain of B.a. was stored ir b7C Suite in building 1425 at UsAMRIID, and that worked in b2 b7F related that the only security or access problem that was aware, of at usAmRIID was an employee that gained access b6 to a hot suite using another employee's access badge. could b7C not recall who the employees were, but recalled that the individual/individuals involved in the incident had authorization a6peq ssedae xay/sty ao6xog anq 'saatns aoy ay? ut aq 0? could not recall any other situation involving improper access to the hot suites. was questioned as to the physical security at UsAMRiiD and as to any weakness in security that would allow someone to take any biological or chemical agents from the base. stated that the base had tight controls in place and was prior 1997, whereby controls were implemented to safe guard agents that were to be removed and transferred from facility to facility.. These controls included the review and approval of any select agent. transfer.by the Deputy Commander and the head of security of USAMRIID, stated that the recently adopted. Patriot Act also tightened controls on the transfer of select agents. opined that the Ames strain used in the Anthrax mailings could have come from UsAmRIiD, but believed that it would not have been taken from usamRIiD in a dry form. advised that. believes a person would have had to have taken a small amount of B.a. Ames, and would have had to grow the B.a. on their own.. said that they could grow it using a blood agar. and washing it with water three to five times. related in order to achieve a high quality the spores could be washed up to fifteen. times.. stated that in order to dry B.a., solvent methods could