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U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Laboratory |
Historically, the USACIL system included a laboratory in North Africa, then Europe (1943-96), in Japan (1948-93) and in the United States (1945-Present). With one remaining laboratory the USACIL now provides worldwide forensics support from its current location since 1983, at the Gillem Enclave, formerly known as Fort Gillem, Georgia. The USACIL has continuously been an accredited forensic laboratory since 1985, previously under the American Society of Crime Laboratory Directors/Laboratory Accreditation Board (ASCLD/LAB-Legacy Program). In February 2011, the USACIL was accredited by Forensic Quality Services – International (FQS-I), under the internationally recognized standards ”ISO/IEC 17025-2005 General Requirement of the Competence of Testing and Calibration Laboratories.” The laboratory provides state of the art forensic examinations in the following disciplines: Drug Chemistry, Trace Evidence, Serology/DNA, Latent Prints, Forensic Documents, Digital Evidence and Firearms & Toolmarks. The USACIL director is Jeff Salyards. Email address: usarmy.gillem.usacil.mbx.dfscoe-email@mail.mil |