US EditionFort Lee CASCOM Safety Team Partners with DLA Strategic Materials to Recycle Radioactive Commodities, Germanium – a Commodity Critical to National Security
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Fort Lee CASCOM Safety Team Partners with DLA Strategic Materials to Recycle Radioactive Commodities, Germanium – a commodity critical to national security
FORT LEE, Va. — The Fort Lee Combined Arms Support Command Safety Office is partnering with the Defense Logistics Agency Strategic Materials — the nation’s lead agency for strategic material reclamation — to recycle valuable commodities from obsolete military equipment. Although the items contain elements such as germanium and tungsten, officials emphasize the materials were always encased and securely stored, posing no hazard or contamination r…
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