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Va Turns Its Back On American Military Reserves Exposed To Agent Orange

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Last week, Veterans Affairs lawyers rejected the longstanding disability claims of at least 2,100 American military Reserves who were exposed to Agent Orange during their training on old C-123 planes after the Vietnam War. The aircraft had been used to carry the highly toxic herbicide during the war.

The VA took the very restrictive position that despite their exposure to Agent Orange, these Reserves do not qualify as veterans and have not earned presumptive service-connection status required for them to collect disability benefits.

http://www.veteranjournal.com/va-turns-its-back-on-american-military-reserves-exposed-to-agent-orange/

"A veteran - whether active duty, retired, national guard, or reserve - is someone who, at one point in his or her life, wrote a blank check made payable to The 'United States of America', for an amount of 'up to and including my life."


10% 1992

10% 1995

10% 2000

10% 2005

10% 2010

10% 2015

2015- found out that I have Post Concussion Syndrome(not SC), Stationed at contaminated installations

Still at that great 10% !!!!!!

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