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http://www.stardustradio.com/
(take a few minutes to join the on line chat if you wish and we will try to get your chat questions to our guest.) 6:30 EST and 5: 30 CT -any medi player will pick up the show audio.
from Jerrel Cook Producer:
http://' target="_blank"> "Kurt will be giving SVR a update on Thailand Veterans and AO along with the new tricks that the VA is using on AO awarded Veterans be sure not to miss this show with Berta Simmons as Co-Host,
Jerrel SVR"
The Call in # 319 648 5143
PS: Kurt may be discussing the DIC SBP offset as well as AO Thailand-
his AO case was very instrumental in preparation of the latest C & P Service Bulletin, August 2009, page 3 , as to Fast Letter 09-20 which acknowledges the CHECO Report of 1973 which Kurt Priessman used to succeed in proving he was exposed to AO in Thailand-a VICTORY for many Thailand vets
whose MOS put them on the perimeters of airbases in Thailand after the AO had been sprayed there.
As a hadit member and advocate extraordinaire- Kurt -who was new to the entire VA claims process not that long ago-compared to some of us oldies- won his AO claim at the Regional Level- another Victory in itself as his persistence in generating evidence to them paid off-not only for him but for any vet who was exposed in Thailand to AO by virtue of their MOS as proof of exposure.
His use of the FOIA and persistence in getting his evidence (from CHECO-DOD) read by a VARO shows that leg work often leads to awards.
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