NSF P248.01 - Military Operations Microbiological Water Purifiers
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NSF I
NTERNATIONAL
NSF Protocol P248
Military Operations
Microbiological
Water Purifiers
The Public
Health and Safety
C
ompany
.
TM
February 2012
NSF I
NTERNATIONAL
NSF Protocol P248
Military Operations
Microbiological
Water Purifiers
The Public
Health and Safety
C
ompany
.
TM
February 2012
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NSF Protocol P248
Military Operations
Microbiological Water Purifiers
Protocol Developer
Prepared by the U.S. Army Public Health Command [USAPHC, formerly the U.S. Army Center for Health Promotion and Preventive Medicine (USACHPPM)] using a grant received from the Army Study Program Management Office.
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