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Canada, with American help, mass-produced deadly anthrax for use in British bombs at a secret island research station in the St. Lawrence.It isn't just the US DOD. And a lot has happened since 1947.
Most of the major open-air field trials with the deadly germs and poison gases developed by the Allies were done at Suffield, a military research station near Medicine Hat, Alberta.
Britain undertook to do human experiments with poison gases in Australia, India, and especially Canada, where at least one thousand Canadian soldiers were injured by deliberate exposure to mustard gas.
Lord Louis Mountbatten, King George VI's cousin, was duped into bringing a notorious communist scientist into the Quebec conference in 1943, where the man became Churchill's acting scientific advisor and privy to the secret discussions between the British prime minister and President Roosevelt on the development of the atomic bomb.
In 1945 Canada was poised to launch a germ warfare attack against Japan. In 1946, when the Prime Minister Mackenzie King feared an attack by Russia was imminent, Canada stockpiled more than a ton of botulinus toxin, then the most deadly biological or chemical agent known.
The UK has a fifth column into the US through the CIA and MI6(attached to the hip) following FDR's death at the end of world war 2 .I would argue that ... because I think it was well before WWII. But yes, the OSS had a substantial MI6 problem - which was the reason Truman dissolved it.
Comment: There's a wealth of evidence of US experimentation with bioweapons, as well as the threat it poses to the world: