Since Khamisiyah, the DOD's Gulflink site has published four information papers and nine case narratives. Other reports are in progress. Those interested in chemical agents might try The Fox NBC Reconnaissance Vehicle . The case narratives for Khamisiyah, Al Jubayl and the U.S. Marine Corps Minefield Breaching give an idea of the thoroughness of Dr. Bernard Rotsker's belated efforts to reconstruct what happened. Forthcoming on Gulflink are a series of reports by RAND, a federally- funded research and development center.
Gulf War illnesses is one of the most studied health issues of all time.
For details of the extensive clinical evaluations of approximately 63,000 Gulf War personnel and the large, on-going research effort, go to the VA Persian Gulf Veterans Coordinating Board web site. This site not only has their three reports but also full transcripts of the hearings the Committee held around the country. The Persian Gulf Experience and Health . These essentially agree with the PAC's conclusions. The PAC concluded that the only commonly-cited risk factor likely to have contributed to the chronic symptoms was stress.