nonpersistent

In a 1990 briefing, the spy agency stated: "(Iraq's) Botulinum toxin (its biological weapons) is nonpersistent, degrading rapidly in the environment" and only has a shelf life of a year when stored below 27 degrees Celcius.

Reviewing David Cromwell and David Edwards' "Guardians of Power"

In my view, all the Bush administration has done is restated the Clinton administration's early policy and given the mines a new name: nonpersistent mines.

'It Can Be Done'

The United States has refused to sign the treaty because they say they need land mines for security, specifically nonpersistent mines, or smart mines, which are supposed to self-destruct or deactivate after a certain amount of time.

'It Can Be Done'

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Think Progress » “Frist told reporters

CLARK: If it's sarin nerve agent, which is a nonpersistent, then it will evaporate and disappear.

CNN Transcript Mar 26, 2003

Poisoning from choking or blood agents comes through inhalation, since both types of agents are nonpersistent.

FM 100-61 Chptr 14 NBC and Smoke Support

Chemical agents are also categorized as persistent or nonpersistent.

FM 100-61 Chptr 14 NBC and Smoke Support

Troops occupying defensive positions across the front of an attack, using nonpersistent agents delivered by MRLs to neutralize these troops.

FM 100-61 Chptr 14 NBC and Smoke Support

The OPFOR would likely use nonpersistent agents across the front of an attack before a combat engagement.

FM 100-61 Chptr 14 NBC and Smoke Support

If the unit is on a likely avenue of approach, use of nonpersistent agents is likely.

FM 7-98 Appendix F - Uses of Mission-Oriented Protectiive Posture