Mission Statement: 

 To get you the links to places you need to know about and information that no one else will tell you.

    The VA has determined that 250,000 troops are now permanently disabled, 15,000 are dead, and over 425,000 are ill and slowly dying from what the Department of Defense still calls a “mystery disease.” How many more will have to die before action is taken?

 

We learned three lessons from 911:
1 United We Stand.
2 United’s We Fall.
3 The Government lies to US.

Traitors in Sheep Clothing: 

    An ever increasing practice in the US is to give out Business cards or Advertise with the US Flag and slogs like "We support our troops" when in reality they would rather spit on us; I have a section for People and Business's like this here; if you know of any please email me with all the details and I'll add them to my list.

What can I do here:

    I highly suggest you watch Beyond Treason, for the last word on Gulf War Syndrome, go here to watch this eye opening documentary.

    I also suggest that you avail yourself of my Favorite-Related-Links page, for additional help, info and support, by going here.

 
Also, take a look at our Discussions Forum by going here

    Hi, my name is Jeff Flesher, and I've seen War up close, with all its ugliness, and cold brutality, most of which I'd just as soon not ever think about or be reminded of again − but that's a luxury I'll never have, because once you've seen it up close, and taken part in it, your forever changed by it, consequently, forgetting is no longer an option.

    I'm also a Disabled Gulf War Vet, and have dedicated the rest of my life too learning as much as I can about Gulf War Syndrome, or Gulf War Illness, and less about being Politically Correct.

    I’m currently seeking a cure for Gulf War Syndrome, absent that, at least a way to live with it, and have personally had it for around 16 years now, since Nov 1990 − to be more accurate. My primary goal is to educate Gulf War Syndrome Survivors about what other choices may be available to them concerning what to do about it − so feel free to email me, Jeff Flesher, if you require further assistance, about the content at my site.

    I have GWS, TMJ (TMJD), ADJD, PTSD, Depression, Anxiety and brain damage as a result of my Military duties and consider myself one of the unlucky ones who lived through it, and now everyday is just an ordeal to get through the pain. . . the pain of it all.

    My site, Vets Help Center, is for everyone, whether you were in the Air Force, Army, Navy or Marines, served in any War − be it Gulf, Vietnam, Korea, WW1 or WW2, if you have Gulf War Syndrome (GWS) AKA Gulf War Illness, or have been exposed to BZ, Anthrax, BT, or Agent Orange; or your just interested. come one, come all, all are welcome here.

Military Background: 

    I've been to Iraq, Kuwait and Korea; flown around the world in both directions. I started out as an (E)F111 Computer Specialist working on the Attack Radar and Terrain Following Computers, during the first part of Gulf War I, then as a Helicopter Crew chief on a H-53 Jolly Green Giant in Special Ops, Black Knights Squadron; (I was a Black Knight, or a Special Knight in Black Ops); and also on H-60 Pave Hawks (Black (Pave) Hawks) in Combat Air Rescue.

For a more in-depth Military, and Civilian Bio about myself, go here to View My Photo Gallery.

   

    Again, I highly recommend you watch Beyond Treason, for the last word on Gulf War Syndrome, time well spent if your looking for answers ― so please go here to watch this great documentary. 

'Gulf War Syndrome Survivors' never have a nice day.

Sincerely
Jeffery Flesher