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<abstract>On December 13, 2002, in response to growing concern that a
terrorist or hostile regime might have access to the smallpox	 
virus and attempt to use it against the American people, the	 
President announced the formation of the National Smallpox	 
Vaccination Program. The program has two components--one	 
responsible for vaccinating civilians and another responsible for
vaccinating military personnel. The Centers for Disease Control  
and Prevention (CDC) is responsible for implementing the civilian
component of the National Smallpox Vaccination Program. The	 
Department of Defense (DOD) is responsible for implementing the  
military component of the program. Because the National Smallpox 
Vaccination Program is the nation&apos;s first large-scale		 
bioterrorism defense program, Congress asked us to assess the	 
implementation of the program in order to aid the development of 
future programs. In April 2003, we reported on the implementation
of the civilian component of the National Smallpox Vaccination	 
Program. In this report, we describe (1) how DOD implemented its 
smallpox vaccination program and (2) the steps DOD took to	 
facilitate the implementation of the program.</abstract>
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