Why would the United States Army be involved in biological warfare and infectious disease threats to the United States?
It is one of their primary missions and their areas of expertise.
So this is biological warfare?
Why, exactly is this an infectious disease threat to the United States? Is it because the Army is not in Africa?
There is nothing that the Army will do that will impact the infectious disease threat to the United States - which is substantial with Ebola. The threat of Ebola against the US has to do with allowing infected people to travel to the US.
What is the Army going to do about that? Nothing.
So is this biological warfare? If not, then what is the mission of the Army here, and is it appropriate?