Ministry Syndrome: Tragedy and Scandal of the Gulf War Illness – A Veteran’s Campaign by Andrew C. Honer is a powerful and deeply personal account of one veteran’s fight for truth, justice, and recognition. Drawing on firsthand experience, Honer exposes the human cost behind the Gulf War Illness and the institutional failures that left thousands of veterans unheard and unsupported.

With clarity and determination, the book explores the emotional, physical, and political battles faced by those affected, while shedding light on the systemic resistance within military and governmental institutions. More than a memoir, Ministry Syndrome is a call to accountability and reform, honoring the resilience of veterans who refused to be silenced.

This compelling work stands as both a historical record and a testament to the enduring struggle for dignity and acknowledgment.