Provides a treatment approach for fighting these ailments. Includes list of recommended reading and discussion of finding the root cause.

Stated goal is to provide information and obtain treatment for service members and families.

Offers a questionnaire for current and former service members who feel they may be affected, due to their participation in the arena of operations.

Transcript of a speech given by a former Air Force Reserve officer, concerning biological warfare.

Offers resources and links for service personnel and family members who participated or were affected.

A guide to selected information available at Western Illinois University's government publications library.

Official United Kingdom Ministry of Defense website.

Official Public Affairs release of information concerning possibility of exposure of troops to chemical agents, in March 1991, while destroying munitions in the pit at Khamisiya.

Discusses possible causes for the disease, how to detect it, and possible treatments.

Background and general information on this syndrome, as well as specific details on nerve agents.

Information on three primary syndromes indicating brain and nerve damage caused by wartime exposure to combinations of low-level nerve agents and other common chemicals.

For affected service member discussion.

Offers live chat sessions, discussion groups, and mailing lists. The site also publishes a self-help guide for affected personnel.

Links to abstracts of studies conducted by the Naval Health Research Center.

Official VA site. Support information, resources, and archives of their newsletter.

A commentary that questions the validity of the disease.

Provides highlights and clips from the documentary by Fierce Films, which highlights awareness of the disease.

Archives of news articles. First time users must set a password to view content.

Official government site, that provides declassified documents with potential relevance for affected personnel.

Provides reports of known and suspected storage sites, destruction of chemical munitions, and continued support to the investigation of the diseases service members have contracted.

Offers articles and opinions against the existence of a real disease.

Provides information about the Walter Reed Medical Center program for those with post-deployment health concerns.

Provides information and links to topical resources. Optional mailing list is also available.