Russians trained to detect radiation

12 Jun 2002

The first line of defense in the government`s fight to keep terrorists from smuggling a dirty bomb into the U.S. isn`t at the nation`s borders – it`s at ports thousands of miles away in the former Soviet Union. Full Story

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Russians trained to detect radiation

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