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Friendly Fire: Exposing Gulf War Syndrome

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Friendly Fire: Exposing Gulf War Syndrome

2006

1h 20m

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Many veterans of both Gulf Wars have returned from service in Iraq with a variety of symptoms that have become collectively known as Gulf War Syndrome.

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George W. Bush

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