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Gulf Veterans Association
4th Floor, MEA House
Ellison Place
Newcastle upon Tyne
NE1 8XS
Tel: 0191 230 1065
Fax: 0191 260 2558
Web: www.gulfveteransassociation.co.uk
Gulf War syndrome is the title given by the media to Gulf War related illnesses: there are several possible causes and a range of symptoms. The Gulf Veterans Association was formed at the end of November 1994 by veterans of the Gulf War, to support and act for all veterans and their families of that war, and the second gulf war, whether army, navy, RAF or civilian. There are now several hundred members including the full spectrum of the armed services plus Fleet Auxiliary and civilians both in Britain and abroad as well as those who have joined in memory of those lost in that conflict.
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