Abstract
During the Persian Gulf War, the Israeli army's Civil Defense Unit, in conjunction with the Rehabilitation Teaching Division of Migdal Or, developed a program to train visually impaired people to protect themselves in the case of biological or chemical warfare and provided them with equipment, including gas masks. This article describes how the program was set up and the problems that were experienced during the scud missile attacks.
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