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• Scuttled on 25 August 1946 with a cargo of obsolete chemical ammunition at.
• Scuttled on 13 September 1945 at with a cargo of obsolete chemical ammunition.
• The experts want to close the files on chemical ammunition, including special warheads for missiles.
• In October 1945 " Wairuna " s hulk was loaded with 8, 432 tons of unused chemical ammunition
• He added : " We have to close the files on chemical ammunition, including special warheads for missiles.
• On 12 October 1946 she was scuttled north west of the Hebrides with a cargo of obsolete chemical ammunition ( ).
• The actual first chemical ammunition was the tear-producer ethyl bromoacetate, and was used in autumn 1914  with little effect on the Germans.
• The chemical ammunitions specialist leads teams of rubber-suited soldiers who move chemical weapons from 54 concrete, igloo-like storage bunkers and transport them to the incinerator.
• "Lambridge " was one of four redundant cargo ships that the Admiralty used to dispose of chemical ammunition at the same site in the North Atlantic.
• "Wairuna " was one of four redundant cargo ships that the Admiralty used to dispose of chemical ammunition in the same area of the North Atlantic in 1945.
• "Empire Cormorant " was one of four redundant cargo ships that the Admiralty used to dispose of chemical ammunition in the same area of the North Atlantic in 1945.
• "Empire Simba " was one of four redundant cargo ships that the Admiralty used to dispose of chemical ammunition at the same site in the North Atlantic in 1945.
• Right up until the Navy left the facility in 1992, the adjacent bay provided an easy and convenient dumping area for heavy metals, fuel, chemical ammunition waste, and raw sewage.
• According to the Russian State Committee for the Environment and Natural Resources, in the Penza region, near the railroad station of Leonidovka, soil samples were taken in areas of presumed post-war destruction of chemical ammunition.
• The bomb was transferred to the ammunition depot at " La Geule d'Ours "  two kilometres from the centre of Vimy  where recovered chemical ammunition and equipment from the First World War is processed.
• After the First World War from November 1919 to May 1920 some 35.000 ton ammunition, of which some 10.000 ton were mostly German chemical ammunition ( mustard gas ), was dumped by the Belgian authorities at the bank.
• In 1935, the Third Reich reopened the site as an experimental research and production area as well as a bombing range for chemical ammunitions under the name " Heeresnebelf黮lstelle Raubkammer " ( " Army fog-filling plant, Raubkammer " ), " fog " being used as a synonym for chemical agents.