Military Medical/NBC Technology
Date: Jun 13, 2007

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Summer is not really considered the peak of conference and exhibition season, but June and August are both great months to see and hear the latest happenings in the medical and chem/bio arenas.

June features the AUSA MEDCOM conference and the NDIA Joint CBRN conference. August has the Force Health Protection conference followed by the always interesting Advanced Technology Applications for Combat Casualty Care conference. You can stop by and visit Military Medical/NBC Technology magazine at any—or all—of these events. We look forward to seeing you there.

Best wishes

Jeff McKaughan
Editor, MMT
(888) 299-8292
jeffm@kerriganmedia.com

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