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Naranjo, a Vietnam veteran who became a renowned sculptor; Alfred Pugh, a 108-year-old World War I veteran who suffered lifelong disabilities resulting from mustard gas exposure during the Meusse-Argonne offensive; and Felecia Weston, a Gulf War veteran wounded in a SCUD missile attack who has dedicated herself to helping other disabled veterans as a DAV National Service Officer. Regis Hotel also features a showing of "Chemical Ali," Jano Rosebiani's documentary on Saddam Hussein's use of nerve and mustard gas. The main chemicals found were mustard gas and an arsenic-based blistering agent called lewisite. |
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