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Date Posted: Sun, August 06 2006, 5:27:36
Author: John Wells (Agent Orange on Navy Ships)
Author Host/IP: adsl-070-154-180-160.sip.msy.bellsouth.net / 70.154.180.160
Subject: Re: Agent Orange on Navy Ships
In reply to: Lionette Flewwellin 's message, "Agent Orange on Navy Ships" on Tue, March 07 2006, 5:09:29

The prohblem is bigger than you know. I have a report done by the Univ of Queensland in Australia showing that the ship's distilling plants sucked up contaminated water and actully enhanced the effects of the dioxin then put it in ship's potable water supply. I am a retired Navy officer ang Chief Engineer on several USN ships. Now I am an attorney and have case on this matter pending before the US Court of Appeals for Vets Claims. Austalian study is on the internet. It's title is "National Research Centre for Environmental Toxicology and the Queensland
Health Services, Examination of The Potential Exposure of Royal Australian Navy (Ran) Personnel to Polychlorinated Dibenzodioxins And Polychlorinated Dibenzofurans Via Drinking Water, Brisbane Queensland, Australia (2002"

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>The prohblem is bigger than you know. I have a report >done by the Univ of Queensland in Australia showing >that the ship's distilling plants sucked up >contaminated water and actully enhanced the effects of >the dioxin then put it in ship's potable water supply. > I am a retired Navy officer ang Chief Engineer on >several USN ships. Now I am an attorney and have case >on this matter pending before the US Court of Appeals >for Vets Claims. Austalian study is on the internet. >It's title is "National Research Centre for >Environmental Toxicology and the Queensland >Health Services, Examination of The Potential Exposure >of Royal Australian Navy (Ran) Personnel to >Polychlorinated Dibenzodioxins And Polychlorinated >Dibenzofurans Via Drinking Water, Brisbane Queensland, >Australia (2002"
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