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[LLoyd USMC]

Is this the liquid they cleaned the aircraft in the hanger Bays during "63-"65 off VN.

lloyd

[JT24usn]

This what you are looking for? Jmho

http://www.vba.va.gov/bln/21/Benefits/Herbicide/docs/pt4sub2ch2secc10.doc

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10. Service Connection for Disabilities Resulting From Exposure to Herbicides or Based on Service in the Republic of Vietnam (RVN), Continued

l. JSRRC Memorandum – Herbicide Exposure During Naval Service

Shown below is the JSRRC’s memorandum confirming it has no evidence to support a veteran’s claim of herbicide exposure during naval service offshore the RVN.

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY

U.S. ARMY & JOINT SERVICES RECORDS RESEARCH CENTER

7701 TELEGRAPH ROAD

KINGMAN BUILDING, ROOM 2C08

ALEXANDRIA, VA 22315-3828

AAHS-RDC​01 May 09

MEMORANDUM FOR RECORD

SUBJECT: Joint Services Records Research Center Statement on Research Findings Regarding Navy and Coast Guard Ships During the Vietnam Era

1. In the course of its research efforts, the JSRRC has reviewed numerous official military documents, ships histories, deck logs, and other sources of information related to Navy and Coast Guard ships and the use of tactical herbicide agents, such as Agent Orange, during the Vietnam Era.

2. To date, the JSRRC has found no evidence that indicates Navy or Coast Guard ships transported tactical herbicides from the United States to the Republic of Vietnam or that ships operating off the coast of Vietnam used, stored, tested, or transported tactical herbicides. Additionally, the JSRRC cannot document or verify that a shipboard veteran was exposed to tactical herbicides based on contact with aircraft that flew over Vietnam or equipment that was used in Vietnam.

3. Therefore, the JSRRC can provide no evidence to support a veteran’s claim of exposure to tactical herbicide agents while serving aboard a Navy or Coast Guard ship during the Vietnam era.

/s/

Domenic A. Baldini

Director