in particular, the Seabees Will locate study for you

What is the health status of these today?

Are Navy personnel from other time periods experiencing 'gulf war syndrome' symptoms, too?

What ships served in the 1989 cleanup of the Exxon Valdez oil spill in 1989? Track these military who worked in July with Corexit, and you should see similar health concerns. The Navy who worked with NORCON oil spill cleanup workers

(Similarly, too, by the way for Coast Guard in Aug, 1989 in Valdez who monitored the 'bioremediation' experiment)

http://www.valdezlink.com/hmm.htm#what

As with the Gulf War Vet with 'gulf war syndrome' - the Navy and Coast Guard along with other groups with exposures to 2-butoxyethanol and other ehtylene glycol ethers need to be tracked for health concerns.

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The US Coast Guard This is a compilation of what you had under SEA on this forum. (I didn't know the words of your song.) And here is the Marine's Hymn http://www.valdezlink.com/marine_corps_hymn.htm with band playing

By the way, We are looking for any Coast Guard who served in the Prince William Sound in 1989. Those that were monitors of the Exxon Valdez oil spill cleanup 'bioremediation' experiment.

Epidemiology study needed

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I haven't seen what the cancers are; just that there are various cancers.
(Praying that you DON'T get cancer)

In the report I worked with listing multiple health diagnosis of Gulf War syndrome vets ... it only stated - 'Cancer - various'

The chemical companies would lead people to believe that ethylene glycol ethers don't hurt people - they don't even bioaccumulate and so why not lift the air quality bans on 2-butoxyethanol and the rest? How sad! Only the public can stop them now; their petition is before EPA now! One Dr said, all the companies made 2-butoxyethanol; I said, but what if it turned out that people were very badly hurt. (The lack of immediate reply ... as was the case to my first question ... well, the silence was 'deafening!)

One person shared, "There are NO carcinogenic studies to amount to anything on this alcohol, which is a type of double butanol ether."

Another, however, states, "No, Margaret I do not agree. See NTP results about cancer. For humans there is suspicion for hematopoetics, neoplasms (leukemias, lymphpomas).

So, as hard as it is to ask you this, "What cancers are they that gulf war vets have come down with?"

And ... same for the Navy in 1989 in Valdez; and the Coast Guard ini 1989 in Valdez

Thanks!

What Navy ships were stationed in Alaska - PWS in 1989? Should they test drinking water?

This MV Columbia ship made its own water - 1989

Some helps to locate harm by ethylene glycol ethers ... a n d

Chemical companies want EPA to removed air quality control standards for ethylene glycol ethers

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