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Gulf veteran faces drug accusations
1991
Overview
Now, an Air Force pharmacist who was stationed in Saudi Arabia says that to relieve tension and boredom, troops turned low-grade drugs into \"a common substitute for beer\" during Operation Desert Storm. The pharmacist, Capt. Roger E. Mansfield, who is stationed at MacDill Air Force Base, is facing court-martial on charges that he stole and used pharmaceutical drugs while working with the 56th Medical Group in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. But Mansfield said he is being made a scapegoat by the Air Force. He said Air Force officials are refusing to acknowledge what he calls a widespread drug problem during the war because it could tarnish the glow from the allied victory against Iraq.
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Times Publishing Company
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