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      Armed Forces Institute of Pathology
                   June 3rd, 2000

      They specialize in second opinions when other doctors are
    stumped, and dont let these people fool you, they have seen
    it all - they have collected samples through out most of
    the 1800's on anything you can imagine. So when they act
    like we are mysterious to them, its a lie. The museum at
    the other end of the complex shows how they were there
    for everything including Aids, and so on.

      Easily the most paranoid group I have met to date, when we
    showed up they tried to chase us off. Then when we met
    with the staff the PAO officer stepped in, and started
    grilling us as to how we got past him.
    Dr. Florabell Mullick apparently doesnt have time for us either.
    She oversee's the toxicology department.

      We did however tour the facility, and I did not like what I
    saw. I didnt like what I heard either, it seems that they will
    make "NO" effort to catalog their Gulf War tissue collection.

      One of many biases, Gulf War tissue samples are pretty
    much the only type that are sent conventional ground
    mail. Everything else is Federal Express.

      We know there are thousands of tissue samples, and we
    will struggle for a catalog of samples for the researchers
    out there.




            

        The complex is a windowless 1950's style bomb
      shelter. They will be moving soon to a new
      complex.
       

               

                An infected Lung - these lungs show a
      coccidiomycosis fungal infection from an
      organism more commonly encountered in the
      deserts of the Southwest United States than
      elsewhere.



                This portion of small intestine from a
      young man with hodgkin's disease shows
      many lymph nodes enlarged by cancer.
      They are the button like tumors on the
      wall of the intestine.