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"Project Shad" / Nerve Gas Tests / Veterans' Health / Williams Interview #702099

CNN Evening News for Thursday, May 23, 2002
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(Studio: Aaron Brown) Report introduced.

(Pentagon: Jamie McIntyre) Pentagon report on the investigations into the 1963-1970 tests of chemical and biological weapons on US military personnel reviewed; details given of evidence that actual nerve gas was used in the tests but no indications of harm.

(Studio: Aaron Brown) Live interview held with "Hartford Courant" reporter Thomas Williams about the tests. [From New Haven, CT, WILLIAMS - says some veterans who took part in the tests are very ill with respiratory and neurological problems; says the veterans have had a hard time in getting information out of the Pentagon.]

Reporter(s):
Brown, Aaron;
McIntyre, Jamie
Duration:
00:08:10

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