Doc 0000173520
CIA
This declassified CIA document is a bibliography and list of abstracts related to scent recognition and tracking by dogs, including topics like odor detection, destruction, cancellation, and masking.
This is one record. The archive holds the rest — ask it anything across the MKUltra files and every answer is cited to the page.
Ask the archive about this →1. Bibliography 2. Abstracts 3. Scent Recognition in Dogs (U) by F. R. Dastoli, Monsanto Research Corp., Boston 4. Bibliography on Dog Tracking by Charles E. King 5. Basic Backgroung: Dog Tracking 6. Detection of Hidden Objects by Dogs by E. H. Ashton fu~d J. T. Eayrs, Dpt. of Anatomy, University of Birmingham 7. Letter and References sent to Dr. . [ 8. Four-Footed by Joseph Albino (Scout dogs in Vietnam) 9. Report on the problem of diverting and/or eliminating cogs from the track of military scouts 10. Four Tables on Metabolites 11. Chemical and Physical Destruction of Odors (Reprint) 12. Odor Cancellation a~d Counteraction (Reprint) 13. Odor Masking (Reprint) Approved for ,!"6~~~~e-~ Date 27 Fc..o idJ., ~
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This page from a declassified CIA document presents a typed list of references concerning dogs and scent tracking, numbered 1 through 13. There are no photographs, diagrams, or organizational charts. Handwritten annotations include a checkmark symbol in the upper right corner, a date reading "27 FEB 1973" next to "Approved for Release Date," and the circled number "138." The "Approved for Release" section appears to be a standard form, with the indicated date filled in. There are no visible redactions or obscured content.
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