2008 ESA Annual Meeting, November 16-19, 2008: The Evolution of Military Entomology

The Evolution of Military Entomology

Organizer:

Jamie Blow

Vector Control and Humanitarian Assistance aboard the USNS MERCY
Brian Prendergast, N/A

Welcoming Remarks

"...drenched in dirt and drowned in abominations...": Insects and the Civil War
Gary Miller, None; Peter Adler, Clemson University

Military medical entomology during the Mexican-American and First World Wars: A coming of age
Joseph Conlon, American Mosquito Control Association

Bedbug control during World War II
Eugene Gerberg, University of Florida

Audio File Recorded presentation

Entomological issues during the Korean War, 1950-1953
William Sames, U.S. Army; Terry Klein, U.S. Army; Heung-Chul Kim, U.S. Army

Audio File Recorded presentation

Entomology with the Marines in Vietnam: Some lessons learned
L. Lance Sholdt, U.S. Navy

Audio File Recorded presentation

Break

Vector control during Operation Restore Hope - Somalia
Steve Horosko, U.S. Army

Evolution of Air Force aerial spray capability
Mark Breidenbaugh, United States Air Force Reserves

Audio File Recorded presentation

President's malaria initiative and military medical entomology
Craig Stoops, United States Navy

Current trends in vector control: Adapting to selective pressure
Jamie Blow, United States Army; Kendra Lawrence, Walter Reed Army Institute of Research

Audio File Recorded presentation

Defeating dengue: Building collaborative partnerships
Anthony Hanley, U.S. Navy

Concluding Remarks

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