# 6th Civil Support Team **Domain:** Austin Research / Institutions **Doc Type:** Research entity **Source basis:** Supplied research cluster with linked references; see the [[wiki/Austin Research Evidence Map|evidence map]] for verification scope. The Texas National Guard’s **6th Civil Support Team** is identified in the early UT chemical-biological countermeasures research as a response partner. Its place in the loop is operational linkage: biological sensing, communications, and medical-response research must connect to people and organizations able to investigate and respond to a suspected event. The 2002 report identifies this collaboration alongside state health and Austin emergency-management participants. The historical partnership is the supported scope of this node; later program relationships require their own records. ## Connected entries [[wiki/National Biological and Chemical Countermeasures Program|National Biological and Chemical Countermeasures Program]] · [[wiki/Medical Countermeasures|Medical Countermeasures]] · [[wiki/Biosurveillance|Biosurveillance]] ## Sources and corpus context - [[research/The Austin Executable Loop|The Austin Executable Loop — master document]] - [Kornguth et al. — The Army’s University Affiliated Research Center Chemical/Biological Countermeasures (2002), author-deposited report](https://www.researchgate.net/publication/235107434_The_Army%27s_University_Affiliated_Research_Center_ChemicalBiological_Countermeasures) **Cluster:** [[wiki/Austin Executable Loop|Austin Executable Loop]] · [[wiki/Austin Research Evidence Map|Austin Research Evidence Map]]