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APPENDIX D
Pages 52-54

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... APPENDIX ~ DoD Memorandum for Person Calf War Veterans Concerning Kham~lyab, Iraq i2
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... Eindcace Tom ~ ongoing m~esagaion indicates that chemical weapons were present when U.S. forces destroyed a sencs of ammunition storage bunkers and crated mullions in an open pit arm at a complex called "Khamistyah" or Hal al I ohm," about 15 miles southeast of "An Nasmy~" ~ southem Iraq.
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... Q: What are the long-term health emery of non-lethal exposure to nerve agent? A: Although they are limited in number, studies of down exposure to nerve agent suggest that no longtam health effects from low level, short term exposure to ner`,c agent arc likely, each when doses are large enough to produce some ~ediatc symptoms.
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