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THE COL BILL DAVIS FUND FOR RESEARCH ON GULF WAR ILLNESS
I have the distinct honor of having known COL Bill Davis supports UT Southwestern Medical Center’s scientific medical
for many years. Even though COL Davis is not a physician research program to understand Gulf War illness leading to
or medic himself, as a commander he has been a strong pro diagnostic tests and treatment.
ponent for the JSOM and still reads
each edition covertocover and calls COL Davis’s symptoms began a few months after his return
me afterward. He has always said that from the 1991 Gulf War. His medical history before 1990 is
every commander should be reading well documented. Until the Gulf War, he was in superb physi
the JSOM to stay informed on what cal and neuropsychological condition, was deployable world
the needs are of their SOF docs and wide, and had served with great distinction in a number of
medics. We are honored that he made highly sensitive command and staff billets in the Special Oper
this research contribution to the UT ations community.
Southwestern Medical Center in our
name. Thank you Bill! COL William J. Davis, USA, Retired, was honored as a Dis
COL (Ret) Bill Davis
tinguished Member of the Special Forces Regiment in 2013.
In 2005, the COL Bill Davis Fund for Research on Gulf War
Illness was established in honor of COL William J. Davis, Since the Gulf War, his health status drastically declined due to
a career officer in the US Army’s Special Forces. The fund Gulf War illness. This multilingual, highly decorated combat
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