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	Operation Antler Nuclear Test
		Antler 1 was tower mounted and exploded at Tadje at 14.35 on 14 September 1957.
		Antler 2 was also tower mounted, and explode at Biak at 10.00 on 25 September 1957.
		Antler 3 was suspended from a balloon at an altitude of about 300 metres and exploded at Taranaki at 16.15 on 9 October 1957.
	users.bigpond.net.au /anva/antler.htm (222 words)

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	www.antler-luggage.com /about-antler.php (789 words)

	Antler North Dakota (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		Others say that Antler was named for the herds of deer and antelope that grazed upon these plains before the white man came.
		Antler is located in Antler Township in the northwest corner of Bottineau County, one and one half miles south of the Canadian border and fifty miles north of Minot.
		Antler's population was 520 when it incorporated into a city in 1905; but since the outbreak of the war, it has dwindled to 162 because of the emigration of defense workers.
	tradecorridor.com /antler/history.htm (1244 words)

	Operation Antler - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Operation Antler was a series of three open-air nuclear tests conducted by the United Kingdom in September and October, 1957 at Maralinga, South Australia.
		A study was done into the penetration of the fallout gamma radiation from the Antler tests by British Home Office and Atomic Weapons Research Establishment scientists A. Western and H. Collin in Maralinga [2].
		The Antler tests were followed by a complex cleanup effort (Brumby and Vixens).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Operation_Antler (451 words)

	Operation Grapple - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Operation Grapple was a British nuclear testing operation which sought to test a hydrogen bomb.
		Air support for the operation was generally routed through Hickam Air Base on the Hawaiian Islands to the north, where a support group was located.
		The bomb was detonated on June 19, 1957 with a 200 kiloton yield.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Operation_Grapple (1089 words)

	Antlers Hotel
		While an antler is growing it is covered with highly vascular skin called velvet, which supplies oxygen and nutrients to the growing bone; once the antler has achieved its proper size, the velvet is lost and the antler's bone dies.
		Operation Antler was a series of three open-air nuclear tests conducted by the United Kingdom in September and October, 1957 at Maralinga, Australia.
		In the late Devonian, the Antler volcanic island arc, approaching the west coast of North America, which was a passive margin with deep embayments, river deltas and estuaries, in today's Idaho and Nevada, finally reached the steep slope of the continental shelf and began to uplift deep water deposits http://jan.ucc.nau.edu/~rcb7/devpaleo.html.
	www.artistbooking.com /trips/6/antlers-hotel.html (1360 words)

	DPIW - Deer Farming (9): Antler Growth & Velveting (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		Antlers grow from pedicles, which are permanent outgrowths of the bones of the skull.
		Antler growth is determined by changes in daylength and the amount of testosterone in the blood.
		The antler is less sensitive at this stage and the animals can be done with the 'spikers' which should be at a similar stage of antler development.
	www.dpiw.tas.gov.au /inter.nsf/WebPages/RPIO-4ZT6NG?open (1191 words)

	Operation Antler
		Named Operation Antler, its purpose is to examine the issues surrounding the Service Volunteer Programme at Porton Down in relation to experiments conducted into the use of chemical and biological agents during the period 1939-1989.
		It is clear that although some claim to have suffered illness or injury through their participation in experiments, others in similar experiments have shown no adverse long-term side effects, and make no such similar claims.
		Operation Antler currently has a staff of 13 comprising of one officer from the Ministry of Defence Police and the remainder from within the Wiltshire Constabulary.
	www.wiltshire.police.uk /antler (1036 words)

	PEDRO JUAN CUBILLO v. COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA No. NG 571 of 1991 FED No. 1006/95 Tort - Negligence
		However, before the Antler explosions, although no red boundary was established, he was satisfied that, to his observation, no work was done inside the area which was hatched on the official map and described as the yellow control area.
		Although it deals with what is obviously the sweeping operation with the circular broom and refers to the "high reading" on the dosimeter, no mention is made of any removal of the respirator during the course of the work.
		If they were operating in Taranaki and were upwind, were not in the dust, then people were allowed to take their, I am pretty certain, to take their respirators off, certainly after the first morning, but carry them.
	www.underground-book.com /chapters/maralinga/cubillo.html (22411 words)

	Coues Deer Life Stages
		Antlers are eventually shed as changes in hormones cause the decalcification in the pedicle (the living bony growth on the frontal bone of the skull to which the antlers are attached).
		Originally the antlers are white but become stained brownish from blood in the velvet and from the juices in the trees and bushes that the buck rubs his antlers against.
		Antlers are then used during the breeding season to secure mates through displays and fighting with other bucks.
	www.coueswhitetail.com /coues_biology/life_stages.htm (1341 words)

	GlobalSecurity.org - Reliable WMD News and WMD Information
		SPECIAL OPERATIONS ACTIVE/RESERVE CAPABILITIES The Committee believes that operational requirements for psychological operations and civil affairs units are overwhelming the capacity of the reserve special operations units.
		While the Army has made progress in identifying species impacted by military operations in the State, much work remains to be done to ensure that the delicate environment and unique plant and animal life on military installations can coexist with the daily activities which our forces must complete.
		SSBN maintenance delay.-Due to the lengthening of the SSBN operating cycle from 12 to 14 months, the Navy recently notified the Committee of its intention to delay the engineering overhaul of two submarines assumed in its 1995 O&M request.
	www.globalsecurity.org /wmd/library/congress/1994_r/sacfy95_.htm (15489 words)

	Antler Ridge Lodge \| About Us
		About Us Our property has been a family farming operation since 1909.
		Call or email with questions and available hunting dates.
		“ I have hunted in many places and stayed in many lodges and this is a first class operation...
	www.antlerridgelodge.com /about.cfm (107 words)

	Operation Grapple - 1957
		Operation Grapple was conducted at Christmas and Malden Islands in the spring of 1957.
		Experience gained in the Australian testing operations would be a major asset for planning safety parameters for the firing of the much larger (it was hoped) thermonuclear devices.
		Operation Antler, conducted at Maralinga later that year, sought to test a primary device which would be incorporated into the new thermonuclear weapon.
	www.atomicforum.org /uk/grapple.html (3072 words)

	IASSA IPY ANTLER Network submission
		ANTLER is a research-network initiative directed to the International Polar Year (IPY) Joint Committee and to IPY national committees.
		ANTLER examines the human dimension and human-animal interactions of Rangifer in terms of both status and change (through careful inquiry, participant observation, and long-term involvement with Arctic communities).
		ANTLER is a network of researchers who are committed to IPY targets and voluntarily support ANTLER principles concerning research design, ethical research, awareness of methodological and data management issues, and stakeholder participation.
	www.uaf.edu /anthro/iassa/ipyantler.htm (950 words)

	Antler Creek a (Big) Hit with Golfers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		Phelps Golf Design's Antler Creek Golf Club, the longest course in Colorado and among the longest in the country, is off to its first full season of operation.
		Despite Antler Creek's length, Linnemeyer says: "It is actually a very friendly course from the forward tees, but still challenging because the heather-type native grasses along the edges and the sandy-bottomed ravines will grab errant shots.
		Antler Creek is located within two residential projects under construction along the south side of the Palmer Divide, a coarse-sand ridge that runs east-west away from the north- to south-oriented Rocky Mountains.
	www.cybergolf.com /news/golfnews2705.asp (1269 words)

	Million Dollars Now !
		Operation Gerboise bleue, February 13, 1960 (first atomic bomb) and three more - Reggane, Algeria; in the atmosphere; final test reputed to be more intended to prevent the weapon from falling into the hands of generals rebelling against Charles de Gaulle than for testing purposes.
		Both were part of Operation Hardtack and had a yield of 3.75 Mt On July 9, 1962, Thor missile 195 launched a Mk4 reentry vehicle containing a W49 thermonuclear warhead to an altitude of 248 miles (400 km).
		For a fission weapon to operate, there must be a critical mass—the amount needed for a self-sustaining nuclear chain reaction—of fissile material bombarded with neutrons at any one time.
	mysite.verizon.net /res6tc9w (10565 words)

	Oregon checks possible illegal antler operation
		Licensed antler dealers are permitted to purchase antlers from animals taken lawfully by hunters or that were naturally shed or detached and split at the skull plate, he said.
		Authorities worry that antlers acquired illegally might be sold for use in traditional medicines, and for trophy-class antler mounts and other displays, Hastings said.
		Antlers can command $5 to $7 a pound, depending on the type and species, said Sgt. Jeff Hagedorn with the state police Wildlife Division in Pendleton.
	www.oregonlive.com /news/oregonian/index.ssf?/base/news/1145411748147030.xml&coll=7 (321 words)

	ECSI
		Operations include the storage of logs, debarking and chipping of logs, and transportation of chipped wood off-site for processing.
		The parcel associated with the communication tower consists of about 10 acres This area was formerly used for log storage associated with the chipping operation and was not included as part of the May 2004 ESA or the February 2005 SSA.
		Based on field observations, DEQ concluded that it was unlikely that contamination had migrated to the property boundary and that sampling along the property boundary was not warranted.
	www.deq.state.or.us /wmc/ECSI/ecsidetailfull.asp?seqnbr=4304 (1899 words)

	I-Diamond-I Ranch Deer Operation
		Bucks are worked in February and again in the summer, after the velvet on their antlers begins stripping off, but before they fully come into rut.
		Antler removal also makes them less likely to be the target of poachers.
		We used to cut off all antlers at this time but find that most buyers are looking for bucks with antlers in the fall and we strive to provide what the buyer wants when he/she wants it.
	www.idiamondi.com /deer-operation.html (682 words)

	Big Antler Outfitters - trophy hunts for bear, moose, whitetail and waterfowl in Manitoba, Canada.
		Big Antler Outfitter is a North American Hunting Club (NAHC) approved outfitter and also has been selected as one of the outfitters in 'Top Guide' publications and takes great pride in having accomplished that status.
		Big Antler Outfitter's guides, the grassroots of the operation and lifetime residents of the area, also share the love of the 'bush' and responsibility to the honest effort required to provide a quality hunt.
		Over the years Big Antler Outfitters has invested in new lodges, new areas and new equipment necessary to provide memorable trophy hunts and our pledge will continue.
	www.big-antler-outfitters.com (1050 words)

	Patients Died In Germ Warfare Tests
		Detectives from Wiltshire involved in "Operation Antler", who are currently investigating a huge catalogue of "illegal" experiments with nerve gas, mustard gas and LSD on servicemen at Porton Down, will study the new evidence concerning Monsignor Barry.
		Operation Antler detectives could now approach both politicians and the Ministry of Defence, requesting access to the secret documents at the heart of the allegations and any information they might have in their files.
		Monsignor Barry is still alive but unwell after an operation three weeks ago and the Roman Catholic Church in Scotland says he is still too frail to be approached.
	www.rense.com /general5/germwarfare.htm (1359 words)

	Review of Veterans' Entitlements: Report. Chapter 16
		Within that framework, warlike operations are those military activities required to pursue specific military objectives, such as a declared war, conventional combat operations against an armed adversary, and peace enforcement operations in support of diplomatic efforts to restore peace between belligerents.
		As in Operation Hurricane, ground crew and aircrew of the Lincoln aircraft at Totem 1 should have been supplied with radiation monitoring devices and instructed in their use, and failure to do this was negligent.
		Apart from involvement in wars, other conflicts and overseas deployments, it is difficult to conceive of another Australian military operation in the 20th century comparable to the tests’ scale and risk of harm to individuals.
	www.veteransreview.gov.au /report/chapters/ch16.htm (9234 words)

	Enrolled House Bill No. 4427 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		(1) A cervidae livestock operation is an agricultural enterprise and is considered to be part of the farming and agricultural industry of this state.
		This act does not give a cervidae livestock operation authority to take free-ranging animals in violation of the natural resources and environmental protection act, 1994 PA 451, MCL 324.101 to 324.90106, unless under a permit issued by the department of natural resources.
		(1) A person shall not engage in a cervidae livestock operation unless he or she obtains from the department a cervidae livestock facility registration or unless otherwise exempt by rule or law.
	michigan.gov /emergingdiseases/0,1607,7-186--75052--M_1999_3,00.html (861 words)

	Use Antler Lamps For Western Lighting With Rawhide Lamp Shades (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		Because of the smooth curves of antler lamps and chandeliers there is a natural beauty inherent in the antlers themselves that compliments perfectly any type of southwestern or western furniture.
		There is a dynamic with antler lamps that seems to pull every element together and firmly ground the room as a sophisticated rustic space.
		Small antler chandeliers may be made from white tail deer antlers while large chandeliers may have several tiers of huge elk antlers.
	www.gidesigns.net /articles/Use-Antler-Lamps-For-Western.php (498 words)

	UK Porton Down WMD Expert Dies In Aircrash - single post for printer
		The police investigation code named "Operation Antler" which lasted almost 4 years was not only the biggest investigation of its kind conducted by the Wiltshire Police but as it turned out, the most corrupt.
		I should state that at the time the MoD police had been drafted into the Antler investigation and were clearly dictating how Antler was to be conducted.
		Then there is the Antler investigation a whitewash resulting in a coverup of criminality that occurred at Porton Down.
	www.abovetopsecret.com /forum/single.php?post=919199 (1375 words)

	urg:::Nuke Waste in Adelaide, WMC Whingin' (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		Documents obtained by The Advertiser also reveal radioactivity continued to be measured at a former decontamination facility at Edinburgh, known as Hangar 594, as recently as the early 1990s.
		The facility was established to wash and strip aircraft used during the Operation Buffalo and Operation Antler series of atomic tests at Maralinga in 1956 and 1957.
		RAAF airmen who cleaned the aircraft have told The Advertiser that parts which could not be decontaminated were removed from the planes and dumped in the pit near Heaslip Rd, which is less than 5 km from the Angle Vale housing development.
	lists.myspinach.org /pipermail/urg/2001-July/000185.html (1004 words)

	urg:::Mara. Fallout Admitted, Radioactive Tour, Marshall Is. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		Fallout from the first SA tests at Emu Field, 480km northwest of Woomera, as part of Operation Totem was not officially monitored, but The Advertiser understands air sampling devices in the Adelaide central business district also detected radioactivity.
		Adelaide was hit by radioactive fallout from the final and biggest explosion of the four-bomb Operation Buffalo series on October 22, 1956, with further fallout detected 12 months later after three bombs exploded during Operation Antler.
		Their claims have been strengthened in recent months by the release of secret documents detailing how hundreds of servicemen were deliberately exposed to radiation as human guinea pigs.
	lists.myspinach.org /pipermail/urg/2001-July/000157.html (1466 words)

	Emerging Disease Issues - Enrolled House Bill No. 4427 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		(1) A cervidae livestock operation is an agricultural enterprise and is considered to be part of the farming and agricultural industry of this state.
		This act does not give a cervidae livestock operation authority to take free-ranging animals in violation of the natural resources and environmental protection act, 1994 PA 451, MCL 324.101 to 324.90106, unless under a permit issued by the department of natural resources.
		If the activity in which the cervidae livestock facility is engaged is required to be regulated under any other act, registration under this act does not exempt the person or cervidae livestock facility from requirements imposed under any local, state, or federal regulation.
	www.michigan.gov /emergingdiseases/0,1607,7-186-25804_25814-75052--,00.html (888 words)

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