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Agent Orange: Alphabetized Ships List
Agent Orange: Alphabetized Ships List https://www.va.gov/shiplist-agent-orange.pdf
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Agent Orange - Check This Before Posting Your Question It May Have Already Been Answered
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Ao At Ft Lewis, Wa
I am not sure about ft lewis but decently sure about ft mcCellean Alabama I just won my case for exposure there
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Madbatt
I woukd like to know of other Vietnam Vets that are suffering from late onset peripheral neuropathy. I have been diagnosed with it and have no other afflictions that may have caused it. I have been denied a disability rating because it's not recognized by the Government. I did some research and found that it's not the recognition but only the money value that is keeping us from our due. I'd like to form a class action but I need to know that there are others out there with the same problem. I can't possibly be alone on this. Please contact me.
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Request a Second Medical opinion if you can.
very important
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Ascom Depot Korea Aerial Photo & Places Marked
Were medical staff assigned to 121 Evac Hospital exposed to agent orange from 1968-1969?
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Agent Orange and Navy Ship's Drinking Water
The ship I was on went to Vietnam in 1967 before I went aboard. The ship came back from Vietnam in May 1967 and and I went on board in Nov. 1967. The ship was in Vietnam waters and took on water to be distilled for drinking, bathing, cooking and for boiler feed water. The ship went out for a Med. and North Atlantic Cruise in early 1968. After coming back from the cruise it went to the Boston shipyard to have some work done. After the work was done it went for a shakedown cruise to Guantamano Bay, Cuba. The ship came back to the U.S. and I left the ship 1969. There have been studies done by the Australian Navy on Agent Orange and drinking water distilled in Vietnam w…
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Nehmer case ???
i have been filing for exposure to dioxin (not agent orange) for about 9 nine years because i never set foot in a listed ares. i was exposed to dioxin during a ship board fire. pcdd dioxin is a break-down product of pcbs heated to 500 to 900 degrees and was always denied. under the Pact Act I am now covered for agent orange exposure because i was feet on the ground at both johnson atoll and Guam. Because i filed before as for exposure to PCDD dioxin as a shipboard fire by product can i now claim this as a Nehmer case now i can prove exposure to agent orange. Or because i claimed exposure to a differant type dioxin with a differant cause does this nega…
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Who had bladder or prostate cancer secondary to AO exposure?
I'm trying to determine whether those Vietnam War era vets who qualify for AO benefits because of bladder or prostate cancer have either high grade cancer or low grade cancer (high grade being the type of cancer that tends to come back over time.). This is for an informal study I'm doing on Agent Orange. I personally have bladder cancer following a tour of duty years ago (Da Nang, Class of '71) and my cancer is high grade.
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Treysnonna
My husband just passed away on the 27 of March 2023. He was hospitalised for having 2 strokes which damaged his right leg. He has been in and out hospital every two days up around March 19, when hospital sent him home on hospice, and he lived three days. He actually died of multi organ failure. Kidneys completely quit, liver failed and he had to have his stomach drained 4 times, each time they got 6 litres off him. He ha filed for hypertension in 91, and was denied. It is in his medical records he had hypertension in service. By looking up other stuff while he was in hospital on va site and had it, I saw hypertension now can be service connected to agent orange. We…
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Hazardous materials compensation
I have always wondered why people who work in hazardous industries or whose jobs involve radioactive emissions do not receive compensation? It seems to me that the state should take care of such citizens.
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diabetes I am seeking information concerning possible herbicide(s) stored, used and spilled on Asco
I am seeking information concerning possible herbicide(s) stored, used and spilled on Ascom Base, Bupyong Dong, ROK cira '70-'73. I believe I have residual problems due to such exposure. Kimpo air bases was nearby and toxic chemicals were allegedly stored in warehouses on Ascom. I have knowledge of warehouse and further information. Please direct me to proper post/person. Thank you.
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