Unconfirmed Swine Flu Outbreak on US Navy Ship after Crew Vaccinated

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Actually this is confirmed and 2 that I know of have died...one being the

captain.

 

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Unconfirmed Swine Flu Outbreak on US Navy Ship after Crew Vaccinated

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Submitted by Chip on Tue, 2009-09-29 20:57.

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By Stephen Lendman

 

 

On September 2, the Pentagon and FDA announced that mandatory Swine Flu

vaccinations were ordered for all US military personnel, to be administered

as soon as supplies are available. The first getting them are medical staff,

crews deployed, and others scheduled to do so. It was expected that one

million vaccine doses would be available by September 30 and another 1.7

million during October. Two inoculations will be given, 21 days apart, with

family members encouraged to participate.

 

 

Though so far unconfirmed, sources believed to be reliable report the

following:

 

* An unnamed US Navy ship with 347 on board deployed in April from

San Diego;

* all crew members were given the experimental, untested, extremely

dangerous Swine Flu vaccine, possibly to be mandated for everyone in the

coming months, especially for children, pregnant mothers, health care

workers, and anyone believing the public announcements and media hype about

the

urgency to take them;

* at sea, a reported 333 crew members became so severely ill that

nearby ships were asked for help; 16 doctors on an unnamed aircraft carrier

and other vessels responded along with 34 other personnel; they're now

quarantined in a Navy hospital in Balboa, Spain after 10 of them contracted

Swine Flu; two are reported in serious condition;

* two crew members are reported dead, including the ship's captain

(a Lt. Commander) and a chief petty officer;

* reports say those affected have paralyzing fevers above 104

degrees;

* fevers indicate infections and/or illness and occur because the

body's immune system is working harder to combat them; temperatures above

102.5 degrees Fahrenheit are considered high and when over 104 degrees serious

but treatable with medication; however, when reaching 107 degrees,

emergency treatment is required or death may result;

* 415 crew members on the unnamed carrier also contracted Swine Flu

and are quarantined on board;

* reports indicate that the Navy ordered spouses of crew members to

be silent, claiming the information is classified; however, some refused

and are publicly repeating what their husbands apparently told them;

* they reside in the San Diego area, but their lives aren't the

same; they say their phones are tapped and they're being followed;

* an unconfirmed " major alert " ordered " over " five ships (including

a carrier and two destroyers) en route to the Middle East to return to port

apparently because their Navy and Marine air wings and ground forces are

unable to fulfill their duties or that possibility is feared.

 

On a recent NutriMedical Report radio program, Lt. Col. Carmen Reynolds

told host Dr. A. True Ott that a naval source (he won't identify) revealed

the names of the potentially affected ships in the USS Boxer Amphibious

Battle Ready Group, all apparently San Diego-based:

 

 

-- USS Boxer LHD

-- USS Lake Champlain CG 57

-- USS Comstock LSD 45

-- USS New Orleans LPD 15 (and)

-- USS Gridley FFG

 

 

On board are:

 

 

-- 13 MEU: Marine Expeditionary forces

-- HMM 163: Marine Medium Helicopter

-- Combat Battalion Logistics 13

-- Battalion Landing Team 1/1

-- HSC-21 Navy aviation (and)

-- Naval Beach 1

 

 

On September 18, the Department of the Navy, Office of the Chief of Naval

Operations at the Pentagon issued OPNAV INSTRUCTION 3500.41 stating an

official " PANDEMIC INFLUENZA POLICY. "

 

 

One section titled, " Potential Impact of a PI on the United States Navy, "

suggested " The potential 30 to 40 percent absenteeism projected by current

models (due to illness, caring for the sick, or unwillingness to risk

exposure) would have tremendous impact on the Navy's ability to execute

current

plans. It can be assumed that military movements will be constrained and

host countries may limit or prevent freedom of movement or transit of sick

personnel through their country. " The report was cautious about potential

deaths or effect on those stricken.

 

 

It added that the Navy can expect the threat to " last more than a year

(and) will have significant operational consequences. " It referred

specifically to a possible mass-Swine Flu outbreak and said:

 

 

" Large portions of the overall Navy population may contract (Swine Flu)

over the lifespan of the pandemic. "

 

 

" The high transmissibility and rapid onset of severe morbidity can result

in large numbers of (naval personnel) becoming sick or absent

simultaneously. "

 

 

The report also projected that a Swine Flu outbreak in America " will

result in 30 to 40 percent of the population " affected and said

" Susceptibility

to the PI virus will be universal. "

 

 

To repeat again, the above information is unconfirmed, but a trusted

source of this writer calls it credible.

 

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