Statement of John F. Brundage, M.D.

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Kenneth P. Wagner, DO.
0900-1115
08 December 1992
COL Dangerfield began the meeting with an explanation of the
Army informal 15-6 investigation process and reviewed the tasks for
which he was responsible to determine the facts. He then reviewed
the allegations that had prompted the investigation. 1
When asked about my relationship with the Division of
Aetrovirology, I responded that it began in 1985 when I heard q
$he HIV work in the Infectious Disease group at Walter Reed. I
stated that I have been dealing with Dr. Tra,LTC Redfield and
the other eo le from the be innin and,

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