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When it comes to chemical lists and information relating to Agent Orange exposure, Gary D. Moore's web sites are an invaluable resource. Gary Moore, the former Chairman of the Michigan Agent Orange Commission, has compiled a comprehensive list of chemicals and their uses. This information is crucial for veterans, researchers, and anyone looking to understand the impact of Agent Orange.

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Gary D. Moore's web sites provide access to vital information about the various chemicals used during the Vietnam War. One of the most significant resources on these sites is the downloadable chemical list in Microsoft Word format. This list includes a wide range of insecticides, rodenticides, repellents, fungicides, and herbicides that were utilized during the war.

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By offering the chemical list in a downloadable Microsoft Word format, Gary D. Moore ensures that individuals can easily access and reference this important information. The list is well-organized and categorized for easy navigation and searchability.

General Use

Insecticides

DDT - Pyrethrum aerosol, G-1152, 12-oz, can
Dichlorvos, 20% impregnated strips
Lindane, 1% dusting powder, 2-oz. can
Pyrethrum, 0.6% aerosol, 12-oz. can
Pyrethrum, 0.4% solution, 1-gal. can

Repellent

Clothing and personal application, m 75% DEET, 6-oz. (aerosol can)
Clothing and personal application, m 75% DEET, 2-oz. (plastic bottle)
Clothing and personal application, m 75% DEET, ½-oz. (bottle, component of survival kit)

Rodenticide

Anticoagulant, Ready mixed bait, 5-lb can
Bait block, diphacin, 8-oz. block

Supervision Required

Insecticides

Aluminum phosphide, tablets, can
Aluminum phosphide, pellets, flask
Baygon, 1% solution, 1-gal. can
Baygon, 2% bait, 5-lb. bottle
Carbaryl, 80% powder, 15-lb. pail
Carbaryl-DDT, Micronized dust, 1-gram
Carbaryl-DDT, Micronized dust, 5-gram
Carbaryl-DDT, Micronized dust, 13-gram
Chlordane, 72% emulsifiable concentrate, 5-gal. pail
Chlordane, 5%-6% dust, 25-lb. pail
Diazinon, 0.5% solution, 1-gal. can
Diazinon, 48% emulsifiable concentrate, 1-gal. can
Dieldrin, 15% emulsifiable concentrate, 5-gal. pail
DDT, 25% emulsifiable concentrate, 5-gal. pail
DDT, 75% wettable powder, 20-lb. pail
Dichlorvos, 20% impregnated pellets, 30-lb. pail
Dursban, 40.8% emulsifiable concentrate
Lindane, 12% emulsifiable concentrate, 5-gal. pail
Lindane, 1% dusting powder, 25-lb. pail
Malathion, 57% emulsifiable concentrate, Grade A, (1-gal. can)
Malathion, 57% emulsifiable concentrate, Grade B, (55-gal. drum)
Malathion, 57% emulsifiable concentrate, Grade A, (5-gal. pail)
Malathion, 95% solution concentrate 55-gal. Drum
Methyl bromide, 98%, 150-lb. cylinder
Methyl bromide, 98%, 1-lb. can
Naled, 85% solution concentrate, 15-gal. drum

Repellent

Clothing application, M-1960, 1-gal. can
Clothing application, 90% Benzyl benzoate, 1-gal. can

Rodenticide

Anticoagulant, Universal concentrate, 1-lb. can
Calcium cyanide, 42% powder, 1-lb. can
Zinc phosphide, 80% powder, 1-oz. bottle

Tactical

Herbicides

Pentachlorophenol, 5% moisture retardant, 55-gal. drum
SMDC (VAPAM) 32.7% solution, for soil fumigation
Borate-Bromacil mixture, 50-lb. bag
Bromacil, 80% powder, 50-lb. drum
Chlorate-Borate mixture, 50-lb. bag
Dacthal, 75% powder, 50-lb bag
Dalapon, 85% powder, 50-lb. drum
Dicamba, 49% solution, 1-gal. bottle
Diquat, 35.3% solution, 5-gal. drum
Diuron, 80% powder, 50-lb. drum
DSMA, 63% disodium methylarsonate, 100-lb. drum
Monuron, 80% powder, 50-lb. drum
Picloram + 2,4-D, 5-gal. drum
Picloram, 11.6% pellets, 50-lb. drum
Silvex, Low Volatile Ester, 4-lb/gal., 5-gal. drum
Simazinc, 80% powder, 5-lb. can
2,4-D, Low Volatile Ester, 4-lb/gal., 5-gal. can
2,4-D, Amine, 4-lb/gal., 5-gal. can
2,4,5-T, Low Volatile Ester, 4-lb/gal., 55-gal. drum
2,4,5-T, Low Volatile Ester, 4-lb/gal., 5-gal. pail

Herbicides - Tactical

Cacodylic Acid (Blue), 55-gal. drum
Picloram + 2,4-D, (White), 55-gal. drum
2,4-D + 2,4,5-T, High Volatile ester (Orange), 55-gal. drum

Gary D. Moore's web sites are an invaluable resource for understanding and researching the chemicals used during the Vietnam War, particularly in relation to Agent Orange. It is crucial that we remember and acknowledge the effects of these chemicals on both our veterans and the environment.

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*Please note that this article does not endorse the use of these chemicals and is solely for informational purposes.

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