Gulf War Syndrome

Legacy of a Perfect War

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Note to the Reader

This book consists of two parts. Part I contains a discussion of the various major toxic exposures in the Persian Gulf that may have contributed to the development of Gulf War syndrome. Part II contains personal histories from 24 veterans of Desert Storm, who describe their war experience and its effect upon their health and lives. Some readers may find that they prefer to skip back and forth between the expository material of Part I and the narratives of Part II, a procedure that may make reading the book a more meaningful experience.



Table of Contents

Part I

  1. Exposure to Nerve Agents
  2. SCUD Missile Attacks
  3. Khamisiyah
  4. Low Level Exposure to Toxins
  5. PB Pills
  6. Pesticides, Diesel Fuel, and CARC Paint
  7. Robert Haley's Research Team
  8. Oil Well Fires
  9. Depleted Uranium
  10. Anthrax Vaccine
  11. Theories and a Possible Treatment
  12. ALS Cases
  13. Chemical Sensitivity

Part II

  1. Col. Herbert Smith
  2. Sgt. Jeff Parquette
  3. S. Sgt. Pat Browning
  4. Cpl. Larry Perry
  5. Sgt. Bill Jones
  6. Capt. Tracy Smith
  7. Sfc. Roy Twymon
  8. Sgt. Jeff Tack
  9. S. Sgt. Joseph Dulka, Jr.
  10. S. Sgt. Tim Smith
  11. Sp4c. Bobby Lawson
  12. S. Sgt. Anne Selby
  13. Sgt. Paul Perrone
  14. S. Sgt. Bob Jones
  15. S1c. James Davis
  16. Capt. Julia Dyckman
  17. Sr. Airman Tom Colisimo
  18. Swc. Fred Willoughby
  19. Sfc. Terry Dillhyon
  20. Sp4c. Brad Coats
  21. Sgt. James Green
  22. Maj. Michael Donnelly
  23. Capt. Richard Caron
  24. Capt. Louise Richard
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