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1991 |
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Mar. 1 |
Cease-fire terms negotiated in Safwan, Iraq |
Mar. 1 |
82nd Airborne Division units secure Tallil
Air Base, Iraq, without major incident
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Mar. 2 |
U.S. Army medical personnel diagnosed Private First
Class David A. Fisher as having been exposed to liquid mustard chemical
warfare agent while exploring enemy bunkers along the Kuwait-Iraq
border
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Mar. 6 |
9th Chemical Detachment conduct biological weapons
sampling and testing operations at the An Nasiriyah Southwest Ammunition
Storage Point
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Mar. 10 |
Soldiers destroyed approximately 40 additional ammunition
bunkers and 45 warehouses. In an open-air location outside the Khamisiyah
Ammunition Supply Point now known as "the Pit," soldiers
also set charges to approximately 1,250 rockets, many of which UNSCOM
later found had contained chemical warfare agent
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Mar. 12 |
US Marine corporal at Kibrit, Saudi Arabia, developed
blisters on his right forearm
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Mar. 12 |
Team of specialists from the 2d Marine Division inspect
area that came to be known as "the cement factory" for
suspected storage of chemical weapons; within a half-mile of the
cement factorys buildings the team receives an alert for chemical
warfare agents
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Mar. 13 |
Award of the Southwest Asia Service medal is authorized
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Mar. 17 |
DoD announces first troop redeployment home: the
24th Infantry Division, Fort Stewart, Georgia
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