Study: Sarin At Root Of Gulf War Syndrome

[allan]

fwd from: Colonel Dan

http://www.armytimes.com/news/2007/05/mili...ulfwar_070525w/

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Study: Sarin at root of Gulf War syndrome

By Kelly <mailto:kellykennedy@atpco.com?subject=Question from ArmyTimes.com

reader> Kennedy - Staff writer, Posted : Saturday May 26, 2007 15:59:15 EDT

List of units at:

http://www.gulflink.osd.mil/forces_in_hazard_00.htm

Distinct Army & Air Force Units in Khamisiyah 2000 Hazard Area

March 10-13, 1991

Updated: November 21, 2000

Note: Asterisks (*) behind a unit name indicates Air Force personnel

were co-located with the Army unit. There were no U.S. Navy and Marine Corps

(USMC) units located within the hazard area.

Component Key: Active = Active Army Units

ARNG = Army National Guard

USAR = U.S. Army Reserve

Status Key: Both = Unit in 1997 and 2000 Hazard Area

2000 = Added in 2000...

Long list of units by state at web site... here is Illinois:

Illinois

ARNG

Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment, 108th Medical Battalion

2000

ARNG

1244th Transportation Company

2000

ARNG

1544th Transportation Company

Both

USAR

458th Transportation Detachment

Both

USAR

Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment, 308th Civil Affairs

2000

USAR

Headquarters & Headquarters Company, 416th Engineer

2000

USAR

376th Engineer Detachment

Both

USAR

724th Transportation Company

Both

USAR

Company A, 7th Battalion,158th Aviation

Both

USAR

Company B, 7th Battalion,158th Aviation

Both

USAR

Headquarters & Headquarters Company, 7th Battalion, 158th Aviation

Both

USAR

423rd Medical Detachment - Lab

2000