This investigation was performed on 31 Iranian chemical casualities sufferring from the delayed-hazards of sulfur mustard gas used in Iran-Iraq conflict (1980-1988). The aim of this investigation was to determine the white blood cell and their surface molecule changes after 8 years of exposure, and also to evaluate the origin of persistent atypical lymphocytes in their blood compared to control group.CBC was performed by HI automatic system. The antigenic markers CD45, CD13, CD14, CD33, also T cell CD markers (CD3, CD5, CD7, CD2), B Cell markers (CD19 and CD20) were analysed by flowcytometric method, using congugated monoclonal antibodies.CBC analysis indicated the significant decrease of absolute neutrophil and monocyte, and increase of lymphocyte counts, compared to control groups (P<0.05). In flowcytometric analysis T cell markers (CD5 and CD3) were decreased (P<0.05), wherase CD19 and CD20 B cell markers were increased significantly (P< 0. 05), CD33 (marker of myelomonocytic lineage and immature myeloid cells) was increased in patients compared to control group (P<0.05).The presence of persistent atypical lymphocytes is an unpleasant finding, which seems to be due to B lymphocyte changes. More detailed investigations should be done on B lymphocyte and their surface markers.