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Hello Testvet,

I believe the serviving spouse "can" file for pension. But I can't say for sure from memory.

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yes Allan if the servicemember served during a period of war if the service was in peacetime they are out of luck most people call it the "war widows pension" I do appreciate that link for the 1994 Rockefeller report it helped me smack down that stupid shrink from Edgewood that was telling people that the CIA didn't have anythjing to do with the LSD experiments and that report in section F shows it plainly did thanks Mike

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"war widows pension"

Yes, thats it Mike.

They used many of us like lab rats during Vietnam. In my opinion, they havn't stopped their practices either.

TBI's, MS & neurological disorders of so called,"unknown" causes due to enviromental factors? My guess is, not all TBI's coming out of IRAQ, is due to IED's.

Talking to health care staff about SHAD is like trying to get the truth out of the Bush administration. Nobody knows anything, & if they do, they ain't talking about it.

It's good to know you found some answers to the puzzle & hope it helps you.

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Allan I was not used in the SHAD experiments I was used in the porgram that used mustard agents, Sarin, LSD, peyote, scopolomine 254 different substances in all the program went from 1955 thru 1975 and was run by DOD/CIA/Army it was stopped in 1975 after the DA IG report of 1975 on human experimentation was released.

Dr Sidney Gottlieb and it gets worse the deeper you look into it

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