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Subject: MEDICAL REPORT  14 AUG 90                                       

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Parent Organization: XVIII CORPS 

Box  ID: BX001433

Folder Title: MEDICAL REPORTING-DIVISION SURGEON                                                              

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              14UG 16.'90 15:22 AFMIC                                                                                      P.2

                                                                                                                    "Ut)l MBIA



              SAUDI ARABIA

              CAPrrAL*/MAJOR CITIES: Riyadh* (24'38'N
              46'43'E), Jtddah (21*30'N 39*12'E), Medina
          .(24-28-N 39-36'E), Tabuk (2W23'N 36'35'E), Dhah-
              ran (26'18'N SO'M'E)

              LocAL,nmm: ZULU4.3, @ +8
              LANGUAR,F- Arabic (of6cial)                                                                                4

              TO@RAP'HY
              General. 59% sandy @rt 3901o meadows ind pas-
              tures, lYo forest and woodland, 1% anblo.
              Major Features. The land in -%udi Arabia Hopes
              gently eastward from mountain ranges near ft Red
              Sea toward the Persian GUIL The topography ir pd-
              marily desert and includes the Rub al-KMI (Empty
              Quarter), a vask uninhabited c          'of send. 71cro
              are 4 major regions of the couatry: (1) 'De Western              Se@nal. Sai3d and dust st6rms are fairly COE=OU
              Region (traditionally the fujaz) comprises a dry, nar-           during the summer wou@.
              row coastal plain along the Red Spa and a narrow chain
              of mounta@ on @ wtcm border or the plain. (2)no
                                                                               WATER surrLY
              Asir is a densely populated mountainous region along             Sources. There are no pctc@at rivers or permanent
              the southern Red @ coul (3)'ne Ntjd, the heartland               water bodies In the CJDUDUY.'NQ Saudisam(icvtlOPlng
              of Sttudi @bia, is thc. location of thc, capital city,           extensive Coastal mawatti d@bladall facilities.
y/Treatmerit. All taprwatershould be treated.
              desert and contains most of the country's oil fields,            Bottled water is recommended for coas=pdon.
              CLIMATE                                                                   Cm/pLU43s (Tab A)
              Geri@. Ilcre arc 3 major climatic zones in Saudi                 AC 5o/6o Hz, 127/220,220/380,2301400 VOIL%; plug&
              Arabia: a small area of high humidity and. mUd tcla-             sic typesa, B,C, D, B,F, G,11,1, and3.NaOonal power
              perdtuir conditions in Abir ccar tht; Yt:mca (Saua)              supply is W,3gstaridardiwd at 60 liz, i27/24 yt)lts.
              border, a steppe (a scml-dry, p@6-like 2Tea) along                                                                                    A
              die western WgbJauds, and the afid and sami-@ ties-              AmmAL@Ts
              ort regions. Aimual rainfall fluctuates markedly                 Snakes. (Tab B-antivcnln soutw)
              throughout the country, and some regions have no                 Mpida'- Asian Cobra (Maja lwjo arabica), Desert
                                                                               Bi-,%c:k Suak,4 (Wal@ulcJia adVPd4)
              raitifisil fii yca.-s. TcmFnritus@ rdnyr, Cwm 14 w 23'
              C during the winter months and become exucmely hot               flydropbldae. Sea Snakes: HydroPhis cyw=Lww,
              in the Summer, frequently rcacbjng 49' C.                        If. I;ruuU4 11. @t0@s, II. onta@ omaa", II.
                                                                               Spi,al@ L@mis c@ Poingio (,Pelamispla@
                                                                         DRAHRAN
              TF-Mp@TuFte                   Jan     Fab     LAU          AV    k%y   Jin        m    Aug     sop     (m       @v      b"
              @nda@ maodm= rC)              2 1      22      26          26    37     41        42    42      so      45       20      23
              Mean daN m[rjmum CC)          12       i2       la         Is    25     28        29    2D      26     .91       is      13
              PRECIPITA-NOU
              W" tow (mm)                   23       12       12         3     5      cl        -cl    <1     -cl                      20
              FIRST LIGHT                  OSS5    0804    OS40                0445  0438   W8      0503   051 8    0528     0646    OWS
              LAST UGHT                    1750    18ii     la2S         I$U   10*4  iNg     1910    IN2     1821   i762     1730    1732
              Poun cid @ghk                   *m)

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