Re: AO in Thailand -- Chemical Exposure Of Military Dog Handlers

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Subject: Re: AO in Thailand

Author:
Michael Baker

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Date Posted: 22:08:11 01/23/14 Thu
In reply to: Frank Gillern 's message, "AO in Thailand" on 16:16:03 01/28/07 Sun

>I was stationed at Camp Cloudy 68/69 The camp was
>located at coordinates 17 degrees, 8 mins 33.07 secs N
>Latitude and 103 degrees, 59 mins, 01.81 E longitude.
>
>I remember the nightly "fogging's" for mosquito's. I
>cannot say with certainty that AO was used at the camp.
>However we had constant trouble with vegetation
>growing up around the perimeter. Nothing worked for long. Finally one day it was sprayed from the back of a truck.
>
>Nothing grew there again during my time there.

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