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USACIL

USACIL

9.9
A lab that tests evidence for criminal investigations in the US Army
  • noun
  • /juːˈeɪsəˌsɪl/
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  • Test results from USACIL helped solve the high-profile military case.

Examples

  • Many forensic scientists at USACIL have extensive experience with criminal investigations.

  • The USACIL played a crucial role in solving the case.

  • After collecting evidence from the crime scene, the investigators sent it to USACIL for forensic analysis.

  • Many investigations rely on evidence analyzed by USACIL.

  • The USACIL provided crucial evidence that helped solve the military criminal case.

  • Forensic experts at USACIL analyze ballistics and DNA to aid in investigations.

  • Access to USACIL allows Army investigators to obtain specialized forensic expertise.

Synonyms

The main Army lab that tests evidence for criminal cases

is the primary laboratory but described more generally without command detail

A laboratory in the United States Army that tests evidence to help criminal investigations

focuses on investigations rather than intelligence activities

Surface Forms

USACIL singular
USACILs plural

Etymology

USACIL is a name made from the first letters of United States, Army, Criminal Investigation, and Laboratory. So USACIL is the Army's own 'forensic laboratory' that tests evidence and helps solve military crimes.