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Looking for military in Valdez, 1989 on ships

Looking for Coast Guard, Navy, DEC of 1989 in Valdez *

 
What happened to the military who served in 1989 in and near Valdez, Alaska?


 
USS Deluth ... the USS Fort McHenry (Marine LSTS), the USS Mount Vernon, the USS Juneau
 
Can we find the military serving on these ships near Valdez, 1989?
 
The USS Cleveland was a military transport ship that arrived approx April 1 and departed end of June, 1989. It housed 700-800 workers who worked on the beaches and came back with gear to ready for the next shift. It was replaced by the USS Deluth.   Both of these were LPD7 ships *


What ships? Photos

1400 workers were able to be 'berthed' early on during the Exxon Valdez oil spill 'cleanup' due to the military ships sent.   ... the USS Fort McHenry (Marine LSTS), the USS Mount Vernon, the USS Juneau ... and others?
One Navy man said a few years back that he had liver problems he couldn't understand ... he lived right ... why liver problems?

One US Coast Guard Monitor said he has had zero sperm and been unable to father a child; rapid heartbeat, etc

March 31, 2008

Patriot Files post www.patriotfiles.com/forum/showthread.php?p=348324#post348324

    NOT Flu

Looking for Military in Valdez - Navy Ships & US Coast Guard, 1989

 

our Nation needs to know ... "What happened to EVOS workers?"
 

Unless we find out what happened to the EVOS workers, we will never find the answers we seek -  regarding health for our military, our housewives, our babies and our pets
 

CFIDS is the common denominator

 
 

If the long time anemia of EGBE is causing death, ask,

"Is your temperature lesser than 98.6?"

Loosing Eyesight?  *

All info here:  http://www.valdezlink.com/evos/lookingformilitaryinvaldez1989.htm
Tue Apr 1, 2008 3:42 pm

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2-butoxyethanol = CFIDS - A primary cause of Gulf War Syndrome (GWI) I firmly believe that 2-butoxyethanol or a complex version of it such as diethylene glycol... 		Margaret Diann
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[The 'gulf war vets' disscussion forum, was gracious enough to listen and share their web hosting for the topic of the chemical expsoure which may be affecting...
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Looking for Coast Guard, Navy, DEC of 1989 in Valdez * <http://www.valdezlink.com/evos/89coastguard-navy-DEC.htm> What happened to the military who served in...
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