CLINICAL AND MILITARY MEDICAL ASPECTS OF PSYCHOPOISONS By: W. Bousseljot

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Date; 20 March 1973

SOURCE: Zeitschrift Fur Militarmedizin, 6/1971, pp 315-332

Subdivision of psychotomimetica according to their chemical composition (Franke, 9).

1. Indole derivatives

1.1. Lysergic acid derivatives

- lysergic acid diethylamide

- lysergic acid ethylamide

- lysergic acid hydrazide

- lysergic acid morpholide

1.2. Tryptamine derivatives

- N.N.-dimethyltryptamine (DMT)

- bufotenine

- psilocybin, psilocin

2. Phenylaminoalkane

- mescalin

- trimethoxyphenyl-aminopropane (TMA)

3. Piperdine derivatives

- sernyl

- piperidylbenzilate

- glycolate

According to statements by Western Military sources, psychochemical warfare agents are especially intended:

-in engagements on one's own territory when the use of other means seems unsuitable for instance, in consideration of one's own population

-against one's own population in case of unrest.

3.3 The use of psycho poisons can:

-be applied to sabotage (by contamination of central water supply and stores) or

-be applied during the course of combat.

Document released to Russ Kick by the US Army Intelligence and Security Command on 30 August 2005 in response to FOIA request 378F-05.

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Aerosolized:

LSD? LSZ? LSE? LSH? LSM?

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