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,

I do not know if a complete list is going to do you any good. I know

a Navy Corpsman who was on a ship in Desert Storm and was

administering unlabled vaccines to sailors. When he asked what it

was? he was told in no uncertain terms to " shut up " and do your job or

" else " .

He did not like what he was doing but, an order during that time

carried more weight than this does today.

Gerry, WA ANG