Inland water ways or rivers. During the Vietnam War the US Navy operated a "Brown Water Navy" which basically meant a riverine force. One type of vessel operating in that war was the 50' aluminum hulled "Swift Boat."
your mom became in to a terminator and killed the veitnamise people and rapiad the comander
yes becase the Romans used lead pipes for water and when water reacts with lead it can be poisons so people did not know they drank it and died
access to water is more available.
According to the DVA 490,135 in country Vietnam Veterans died during the years 2000-2007 and that translates to approximately192 per day. Using that same time frame the number of Blue Water Navy, Thailand, Cambodia and Laos Veterans who received the VSM or the AFEM Vietnam the number is approximately 212 who died per day. According to Department of Veterans Affairs' projections, Vietnam Veteran deaths will hit 103,890 this year, about 285 a day. If the ratio of approximately 10% remains the same about 314 Blue Water Navy and TLC Veterans will die per day.
Pollution poisons the water.
Fat-soluble toxins are more rapidly taken in through diffusion than water soluble poisons due to their ability for passive transfer. Water soluble poisons do not have this ability.
It poisons the water we drink and the air we breathe.
Water can be toxic if the person poisons the water in the first place or you are not drinking distilled water and you get lead into your body and die.
No the bottles of water isn't poisoned because the chemicals in the water is just water and they sterilize it to make it clean
It poisons them kinda like red tide
Pollution harms the environment. It clogs up the water and poisons it so the fish can't live and other animals can't drink it. It poisons the air so nobody can breathe. It poisons the land so nothing will grow.
Since drinking water before anything else helps discharge poisons in the body, wiping out these poisons from the blood implies keeps your skin shining, sound, and brilliant. help to Keep your body hydrated as the day begins, advances a continued progression of blood to your skin and discharges poisons from your framework.
US Army Engineers had water purification units, that purified the water in large base camps. Men in the field placed two iodine tablets in their canteens to make the water potable. All GI's in Vietnam lived on Vietnamese river/creek/stream water for 12 months or more.
Vietnam - 127,243.78 square miles.
A few of the drinks in Vietnam are Tea Water Coconut Milk
Twice; once during the US Civil War (1861-1865), and once during the Vietnam War (1965-1970).