Gulf War Syndrome

Aftermath of a Toxic Battlefield

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More than 100,000 of the American forces who fought in the Gulf War returned home suffering from a variety of illnesses and to a nation indifferent to their problems. It was a war fought in a cesspool of toxic agents. These veterans are the delayed and forgotten casualties of Desert Shield/Desert Storm. Alison Johnson has successfully captured on paper the plight and pain of these heroes.

Congressman Christopher Shays (R-CT)
Chairman of the Subcommittee on National Security, Veterans Affairs
and International Relations

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Produced and directed by Alison Johnson
MCS Information Exchange
3 Larrabee Farm Road
Brunswick, Maine 04011

Cinematography and Post-production by Richard Startzman
Ciné-Video Productions of
Sante Fe, New Mexico
VHS 68 minutes