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U.S. Army · GTA 08-05-060 · 2011 · 2 pages

GTA 08-05-060 Environmental Threats Carbon Monoxide (CO) Poisoning is a frequent hazard and is caused by using stoves, combustion heaters, and engines in Many environmental threats commonly occur at altitude. enclosed, poorly ventilated spaces. Cigarette smoking is another Cold Injuries: Cold injuries are a threat at high altitude. source of CO. To prevent CO poisoning, do not sleep in vehicles Frequent winds in mountain areas cause extremely low windchill. with engines running, do not cook insi

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