Medical Report on William Kay, U.S. Navy Reserve, 10/27/93
     

     Editor's Note: This information was obtained by the Gulf War Veterans of Georgia through Freedom of Information requests and the cooperation of other Gulf War  veterans. The information presented here was transcribed verbatim from the documentation and has not been edited or altered in any way. 
 
 

      Department of
      Veterans Affairs 
                                                        Memorandum 
 

     Date: 10-27-93
     From: C. Jackson, M.D.
                 Environmental Physicians, V.A. Tuskegee, Ala.
     Subj: Disability Claim-Persian Gulf 

     To: V.A. Claims office 

     Mr. William Kay, ss# [deleted] has been followed ny the V.A. Hospital in Tuskegee since his return from the Persian Gulf. He is a member of He has  experienced shortness of breath, excessive fatigue, diarrhea (intermittent), night sweats, memory problems and joint pains since the Gulf War. He was a  member of the Construction Battalion 24 which was stationed at Al Jubayl in the Gulf. We have given him the diagnosis of Persian Gulf Syndrome and Chemical-Biological warfare exposure. He had none of these symptoms prior to the Gulf.