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Hello again.
I was at the VA and was checking over my last year of blood tests when it was noted that I have a low level of diabetes. There are some other problems too. As the discussion was going I was asked about my past military background and I told them I was assigned for several years in the early 70's to Carswell AFT, Ft Tx. I was then informed that Carswell was listed under the superfund list for clean up of contaminants. Also diabetes may be caused by environmental toxins. My goal is now to check to see if there are any connections with my assignment at Carswell and my now looming medical problems.
Any leads on how to start this search?
Any leads on where/how to research findings at Carswell?
Any leads on where/how to find out if any other veterans had their medical problems connected to their assignment at Carswell?
Thanks
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