Napalm Burns Reach Fourth and Fifth Degree Says U N Report
A United Nations study on napalm effects concludes burns can reach deep tissue and bone, with doctors recognizing fourth and fifth degree classifications. The 52 page report, prepared with WHO and Red Cross, notes napalm’s adhesiveness and toxic byproducts and stresses nonpolitical presentation. It highlights triage challenges and the widespread use of napalm in Vietnam by the United States.
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Stennis Seeks Laird Action On North Vietnam Bombing Raids
Senate Armed Services Chairman John C. Stennis asked Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird in a publicly released letter what steps the Department of Defense has taken to prevent further unauthorized bombing raids over North Vietnam. The inquiry follows Lavelle air strike hearings and seeks current and planned remedial actions.
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