To: BurbankKarl
Karl, my mom just called me from DE, and my brother (Army reserves), who could not go to Iraq due to a medical problem, is leaving for MS in the morning. He has been told that his group will probably be doing body recovery. Already, the likelihood for disease and contamination is very great - he has been told to bring a change of clothes, military or otherwise, for each of the 14 days he will be gone. These guys are going to need meds and clean-up areas before and after the fact each day. Not sure what the policy for body containment will be after recovery. We're just at the onset of the problems we are facing, and that statement has nothing to do with the fall of NO...
5,008 posted on
09/02/2005 12:43:38 PM PDT by
Amalie
(FREEDOM had NEVER been another word for nothing left to lose...)
To: Amalie
Not sure what the policy for body containment will be after recovery.
Where do you bury 10,000+ bodies? I suppose they'll have to be cremated. Most will not even be DNA'd. BTW, the Superdome should be burned to the ground.
To: Amalie
"Karl, my mom just called me from DE, and my brother (Army reserves), who could not go to Iraq due to a medical problem, is leaving for MS in the morning. He has been told that his group will probably be doing body recovery. Already, the likelihood for disease and contamination is very great - he has been told to bring a change of clothes, military or otherwise, for each of the 14 days he will be gone. These guys are going to need meds and clean-up areas before and after the fact each day. Not sure what the policy for body containment will be after recovery. We're just at the onset of the problems we are facing, and that statement has nothing to do with the fall of NO..."
On the way to New Orleans, the Oklahoma National Guard spent the night at Canton where they all received "lots of shots" Reported by a local member to his wife.
5,198 posted on
09/02/2005 1:28:50 PM PDT by
epaul
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