Corona Virus vs deployed Veterans

[Stressless]

 

["J"]

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One helluva cocktail running through our veins

 

[Stressless]

For me they left out yellow fever, tetanus. I had to at "Motrin" thou.. for me 7 Anthrax, 3 Yellow fever... crazy.

 

[giles]

What one was the itchy spot on the arm?

 

["J"]

For me they left out yellow fever, tetanus. I had to at "Motrin" thou.. for me 7 Anthrax, 3 Yellow fever... crazy.

Cholera as well...

 

[Jackalope]

What one was the itchy spot on the arm?

I believe youre think about the TB test. Its just a test though not a vaccination.

 

[giles]

No sir. It was an injection that has left a ring in my arm.

 

[loose_is_fast]

No sir. It was an injection that has left a ring in my arm.

Smallpox?

 

[Stressless]

Tb will do that, got it prior and after number of deployments. They inject and if you react, + for Tb exposure... not necessarily active. Ya that one and cholera... LoL I can spray sunshine in a whorehouse

 

["J"]

The TB test was on the inside of the forearm, and had to go back and get it read a few days later.

 

[giles]

It wasn’t TB. Must’ve been smallpox. It was at the same time they did anthrax while I was deployed in Korea.

 

[Stressless]

Not sure, Smallpox, given to us was a series or needle sticks, about 15-20, 1/2" circle one the back left shoulder - puss and scab for days afterwards...

 

["J"]

Not sure, Smallpox, given to us was a series or needle sticks, about 15-20, 1/2" circle one the back left shoulder - puss and scab for days afterwards...

Had too leave it covered and couldn’t be around toddlers for a few days after getting it.

 

[giles]

Not sure, Smallpox, given to us was a series or needle sticks, about 15-20, 1/2" circle one the back left shoulder - puss and scab for days afterwards...

That’s the one. Still itches from time to time.

 

[Jackalope]

It's actually a high-pressure pulse of vaccination liquid from an air gun in multiple streams. They were used to innoculate a large number of people in a quick amount of time for smallpox. Since there were no needles the same gun could be used over and over without stopping, up to something like 1000 people an hour. They've since been discontinued in favor of just a good ole syringe and needle.