USA,specia; force ,Chemical Biological Incident Response Force）：

April 1, 1996 – present.

 

 

 

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某位美國施放病毒的工作人員,其面目驚嚇的樣子.只因為他也害怕遭受到病毒的感染.

美國唯一生化事故反應部隊（Chemical Biological Incident Response Force）：1996年4月4日成立，隸屬於第2海軍陸戰遠征軍，駐紮於馬利蘭州的Indian Head。生化事故反應部隊是一支快速反應部隊，能夠快速的部署到作戰指揮官底下，或美國國務院的使館和設施。美國政府亦會派其前往任何受到生物、化學、核放射線影響的世界各地。

這支部隊擁有完整的體系、裝備足以滿足任務的需求，能提供並協調最初的救災工作，安全，檢測，鑑定，醫學專家的意見，和有限的人員和設備去污，生化事故反應部隊由5個元素所組成。

1.偵察：負責檢測事故現場的位置

2.去污：對於暴露於任何化學或生物污染的人員或設備進行沖洗、消毒等

3.醫療：針對去污過後的傷患進行檢傷分類

4.安全：當部隊作業時，保護事故現場安全

5.支援：提供飲水、食物、及安全處所等來支持生化事故反應部隊.

 

 

有情報顯示出美國的CBIRF.某些資深人員,曾經秘密出差到中國,

”公幹”,執行特殊任務?

由於事關敏感性議題,當前冠狀病毒橫行,噬掠,侵襲中國及其他世界各國,僅有美國保持沉默,尤其是美國國防部及其美國生化事故反應部隊.USA,specia; force ,（Chemical Biological Incident Response Force）： 傳聞他們早已停止休假及外出,一律留守各單位準備,應付各式各樣突如其來的病毒攻擊事件,由於疫病擴大傳染,許多鑽石公主號遊輪的美國人,已經遭受到冠狀病毒. (2019-nCoV),

侵襲感染,這樣一來美國人害人害己的事件,就已經充分顯示出,美國人犯罪行為,美國等者,將被提起,”萬國公訴罪”,尤其是CBIRF.成員及幕後陰謀者與策劃人士等.

 

鑽石公主號有美國人受到冠狀病毒的感染,美國人就是始作俑者,不要污衊於中國,美國害人害己,美國人是害群之馬.

美國從鑽石公主號撤回的美籍乘客中，再發現四例武漢肺炎確診病例，讓美國截至20200225號為止，確診病例來到57例，讓CDC繃緊神經。

 

 

Chemical Biological Incident Response Force.U.S. Marine Corps Forces Command.

 

 

根據以色列及俄羅斯反情報人士的透露美國的CBIRF.小組曾經接獲秘密指示,由美國軍隊中,抽調將近300餘人,在Naval Surface Warfare Center, Indian Head Division (NSWC IHD)集中訓練.參加的美國軍人都是不知情,由國防部直接指揮與領導,將他們由

原單位,”選擇”,出來,更改姓名及兵籍資料,然後直接交付CBIRF, 接受所謂如何施放病毒的專業訓練,牠們有SOP.作業程序手冊諸如

1:如何辨識生物化學戰.

2:如何進行生物化學戰.

3:如何施放生物化學戰劑.

4:學習並操作施放生物化學戰劑作業方法與設備使用.

5:學習如何自保不被生物化學戰劑污染.

6:學習如何銷毀施毒證據.

7:平時與戰時作業守則

8:不慎透露軍情者一律逮捕處以死刑.(連作處分).

9:參加施放病毒專案小組人領取特別津貼與工作獎金.

10:施放病毒事件之後專案小組解散,所有人,事,物,資料銷毀,不留下犯罪行為及證據.

11:專案小組人員重新調派至其他單位執勤,並不歸屬原來單位,以免有人不慎透露出實情.

12: 那些300餘人,終身將受到嚴密跟蹤及監視,除了5名感染者死亡外,相信他們日後的日子裡,不平靜,因為傳聞已經有人良心發現,畏罪自殺?

也有些人日常生活顛倒,出現心理與生理異常狀況,需要藉由藥物治療進食與入睡?

 

 

 

 

 

The Chemical Biological Incident Response Force (CBIRF) is a unit in the United States Marine Corps responsible for countering the effects of a chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, or high-yield explosive (CBRNE) incident. They were activated in April 1996 by General Charles C. Krulak, then Commandant of the Marine Corps. The unit is based at Naval Support Facility Indian Head in Indian Head, Maryland and falls under the command of the United States Marine Corps Forces Command.

 

When directed, a CBIRF unit will forward-deploy and/or respond to a credible threat of a chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, or high-yield explosive (CBRNE) incident in order to assist local, state, or federal agencies and Unified Combat Commanders in the conduct of consequence management operations.

 

CBIRF accomplishes this mission by providing capabilities for CBRN agent detection and identification, casualty search and extraction, technical rescue, personnel decontamination, and emergency medical care and stabilization of contaminated victims. All CBIRF Marines and sailors are basically trained to perform both casualty extraction and decontamination. The lifesaving competencies required of personnel serving at CBIRF are taught during CBIRF Basic Operations Course (CBOC). By completing CBOC, the Marines and Sailors earn their CBIRF unit patch and may begin wearing it on their flight suits and search and rescue vests.

Naval Surface Warfare Center, Indian Head Division (NSWC IHD)—also known as Naval Support Facility Indian Head—is a United States naval military installation in Charles County, Maryland, that is a NAVSEA Warfare Center (WFC) enterprise dedicated to energetics (i.e., explosives, propellants, pyrotechnics, reactive materials, and their application in propulsion systems and ordnance). NSWC IHD began as the Naval Proving Ground, Indian Head during World War I.

 

 

CAMP H.M. Smith, HI - U.S. Marines from 3rd Marine Division, Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear defense platoon, Headquarters Battalion, III Marine Expeditionary Force, evacuate simulated casualties during exercise Habu Sentinel 16 at Disaster Village, Marine Corps , As the annual capstone exercise for the division’s response element, this event encompasses multiple objectives specific to CBRN response and validates unit standard operating procedures in an unfamiliar training environment.