What does CAIS stand for?

Chemical Agent Identification Set

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Military and Government
Science, medicine, engineering, etc.

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Center for Applied Isotope Studies (University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia) Central American Integration System (various nations) Central Assessment Information System Centre for Advanced Information Systems Centre for Advanced Instrumentation Systems Centre for Arab and Iranian Studies Centre for Archive Information Studies Centre for Australian Indigenous Studies (Monash University, Australia) Centro de Atendimento a Incidentes de Segurança (Portugese) Certified Agricultural Irrigation Specialist		Chinese-American International School (San Francisco, California) Christian Alliance International School Circle of Ancient Iranian Studies (School of Oriental & African Studies) Círculo de Apoio à Integração Dos Sem-Abrigo (Portugal) Collaborative Asynchronous Inspection of Software Collocated Automatic Intercept System Commercial Activities Inventory System Common Airborne Instrumentation System Common APSE (Ada Programming Support Environment) Interface Set Communications of the Association for Information Systems

Samples in periodicals archive:

A vial that came from what were known as chemical agent identification sets sickened a Boy Scout digging for crystals last week, Fox said.

Chemical warfare agents found at refuge

The RRS, which has been successfully operated by Teledyne Brown for the past eight years in Utah and Alaska, under this new contract, will be used to destroy Chemical Agent Identification Sets (CAIS) in Pine Bluff, Arkansas.

Teledyne Awarded $13.7 Million U.S. Army Contract to Continue ...

Known as Chemical Agent Identification Sets, or CAIS, these now- obsolete chemical agent training sets were used by the government to train military personnel in the recognition and detection of chemical warfare materiel.

Teledyne Technologies Wins $6.9 Million U.S. Army Contract