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From Postal Inspector RR Domros work on 2001 Anthrax case and decontaminations of the Brentwood Processing and Distribution Center (Curseen-Morris), 2001-2003. Biohazard Anthrax Strike Team identification badge.

Domros described the equipment in an email, July 17, 2013: "There were several different access badges that were required to gain access to the site. Your site specific photo ID was not enough for you to gain access to the property; you also needed an additional badge for certain parts of the clean-up process. This badge was one of the first allowing access to the site, even before site specific photo IDs were created.

DateOctober 22, 2001
Associated PersonRichard R. Domros
Mediumplastic
DimensionsHeight x Width: 4 1/16 x 2 3/4 in. (10.32 x 6.99 cm)
Credit lineTransfer from the United States Postal Inspection Service
Object number2013.2011.194

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