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Dugway 1981
Joined: 01 Dec 2004
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Location: San Diego, CA
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Posted:
Mon Sep 26, 2005 1:21 am
Post subject: Experimental vaccines at Dugway Army
Proving Grounds, UT |
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Does anyone have any information
about, or know anyone who received, experimental
vaccines or developed severe symptoms following
inoculation(s) at Dugway Army Proving Grounds, UT in the
early 1980s?
I was a junior USAF officer who was forcefully given
unexplained inoculations from a self-described "Army
doctor" at Dugway, UT in 1981. I was on flying status,
and ONLY the USAF Flight Surgeon at Hill AFB, UT, had
SOLE authority for my complete medical care; the Army
had "NO" responsibility or authority for ANY of my
medical care (not even for a hangnail). Yet, I received
a telephone call ordering me to appear for an
appointment at the Dugway Army Medical Clinic early one
morning; upon arriving, I was told that "they," the
Army, had reviewed my shot record (something I knew was
untrue because, due to my USAF flying status, I kept the
only, and original, shot record on my person, something
that the USAF Flight Surgeon at Hill AFB DID review with
each visit) and determined that I needed more
vaccinations (also untrue because, due to my worldwide
deployment requirement, I already had been given
"everything" and, having just moved twice in the
previous year, had had my shot record reviewed and
updated each time). After an hour of refusing, but under
many threats, including that of a courts martial, but
the promise of being given vaccination documentation at
a future date (which I never received), I succumbed to
the pressure and threats and was given three
inoculations, each twenty minutes apart, by a "doctor"
and his PA, in a private, closed examination room (other
than the room used for vaccinations) with the PA's
constant observation. Within weeks, I developed
multiple, severe symptoms, very similar to, but more
severe than those of Gulf War Illness (GWI), that remain
to this day. My identical twin, who was in the USAF but
never at Dugway, doesn't have ANY of the tortuous,
disabling symptoms that I suffer.
"ANY" help you can provide, even including stories you
may have heard about someone else, would be MOST
appreciated! THANK YOU! |
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zack
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Mon Sep 26, 2005 3:16 pm
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An article that may or may not
relate...
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US army plans to bulk-buy
anthrax
24 September 2005
David Hambling
Magazine issue 2518
The controversial move is likely to raise
questions over US commitment to treaties
designed to limit the spread of biological
weapons
THE US military wants to buy large quantities of
anthrax, in a controversial move that is likely
to raise questions over its commitment to
treaties designed to limit the spread of
biological weapons.
A series of contracts have been uncovered that
relate to the US army's Dugway Proving Ground in
Utah. They ask companies to tender for the
production of bulk quantities of a non-virulent
strain of anthrax, and for equipment to produce
significant volumes of other biological agents.
Issued earlier this year, the contracts were
discovered by Edward Hammond, director of the
Sunshine Project, a US-German organisation that
campaigns against the use of biological and
chemical weapons.
One "biological services" contract specifies:
"The company must have the ability and be
willing to grow Bacillus anthracis Sterne strain
at 1500-litre quantities." Other contracts are
for fermentation equipment for producing
3000-litre batches of an unspecified biological
agent, and sheep carcasses to ... |
http://www.newscientist.com/channel/opinion/mg18725184.800
Found on
www.milvacs.org
hope this helps!! |
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Dugway 1981
Joined: 01 Dec 2004
Posts: 4
Location: San Diego, CA
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Posted:
Mon Sep 26, 2005 8:51 pm
Post subject: Thank you, Zack! |
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Thank you, Zack! "Everything"
like this helps! Your post suggests that the Army (or
other Federal Department or Agency) is at least
considering significant research in the future or,
possibly, is continuing research. If nothing else, it
shows that Dugway is a facility worthy of such research.
Perhaps most importantly, the article provides points of
contact. Thank you for your post!
Sincerely,
George |
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