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Dissident Voice
November 5, 2009
Why do the powers-that-be have to wage advertising campaigns to seduce young people to enlist in the military
TheChronicleHerald.ca
November 5, 2009
Unfortunately, the government's lack of action on SISIP and full compensation for agent orange
Wisconsin Rapids Tribune
November 5, 2009
Ozaukee Press
November 5, 2009
Waning was in the
navy from 1968 to 1972 and suffers effects from exposure to
asbestos and
agent orange
London Free Press
November 5, 2009
...
Leagle, Inc.
November 5, 2009
See
Vietnam Ass'n for Victims of
agent orange
27east.com
November 4, 2009
To date, the Department of Defense has maintained that burn pits pose no long-term health risks, according to Mr. Bishop's press release, but âÂÂagent orange
LSU The Reveille
November 4, 2009
The Soviets stayed their hand because they feared mutually assured destruction, not because our troops were spraying agent orange
CBC.ca
November 4, 2009
Chris follows the military
Reno Gazette Journal
November 4, 2009
Activities include the release of orange
balloons, part of a national tribute to those affected by
agent orange
CBC.ca
November 3, 2009
With reports on foreign
workers, and military
TheNewsTribune.com
November 1, 2009
activists have made comparisons to the military's
Deseret News
October 31, 2009
Valencia County News Bulletin
October 30, 2009
Terry Overbay did one tour in
Vietnam, got a bronze star and was exposed to
agent orange
St. Croix Valley Press
October 29, 2009
He was able to help me with a number of maladies I hadn't received benefits for that were consequences of agent orange
New York Daily News
October 28, 2009
Council on Foreign Relations
October 26, 2009
Providence Journal
October 26, 2009
Between January 1965 and April 1970, an estimated 2.6 million military personnel who served in
Vietnam were potentially exposed to sprayed
agent orange, ...
Sioux City Journal
October 25, 2009
In 2002 he was diagnosed with Type II
diabetes linked to
agent orange, a defoliant widely used in
Vietnam during the war. "I was kind of ornery. ...
PR Web (press release)
October 24, 2009
There are plans to build a Spa to do research into helping veterans overcome disabilities from agent orange and other chemicals from war. ...
OpEdNews
October 24, 2009
Mid-Hudson News
October 24, 2009
But, he can't get the VA to pay for his medical care because of a loop hole, which required that military personnel had to have their boots on the ground in ...
Environmental Health News
October 22, 2009
The International Agency for Research on
cancer (IARC) and the
US military agree: dioxin causes cancer. IARC is the world's leading authority on cancer ...
Huffington Post (blog)
October 22, 2009
Vermont Business Magazine (press release)
October 22, 2009
Veterans who have a presumed illness and served in
Vietnam will no longer need to prove an association between their illness and their military service. ...
VA Watchdog dot Org (blog)
October 22, 2009
So he typed up a claim asking for ischemic heart disease secondary to agent orange. We didn't put in a claim for all his other conditions secondary to ...
Howey Politics Indiana
October 22, 2009
... The
health care for Veterans Exposed to Chemical Hazards Act of 2009, modeled after
agent orange legislation, would ensure health care for
US military ...
MyWabashValley
October 22, 2009
Bayh has bi-partisan support to expand the
agent orange law from the
Vietnam War. Senator Evan Bayh says "Our bill switches the burden of proof from the ...
San Angelo Standard-Times
October 20, 2009
The Veterans Administration has acknowledged his lung disease stems from
agent orange. The substance is a blend of herbicides the
US military used to strip ...
CounterPunch
October 20, 2009
The horrors of
the US agent orange campaign in
Vietnam, about which I wrote on Oct. 15, could ultimately be dwarfed by the horrors of the ...
Grand Junction Sentinel
October 20, 2009
Between January 1965 and April 1970, an estimated 2.6 million military personnel were potentially exposed to agent orange. To learn more about benefits for ...
Pacific Free Press
October 20, 2009
Lynchburg News and Advance
October 20, 2009
Q: I am the widow of a veteran who served in
Vietnam and is presumed to have been exposed to
agent orange toxin. He died in 2007 of
lung cancer. ...
Daily Gleaner
October 19, 2009
Ottawa announced a $95.6-million compensation package in the fall of 2007 for veterans and civilians affected by the
US military's spraying of
agent orange ...
MedPage Today
October 19, 2009
agent orange was used during the
Vietnam War from January 1965 to April 1970 and affected an estimated 2.6 million
US military personnel. ...
News Courier
October 19, 2009
Between January 1965 and April 1970, an estimated 2.6 million military personnel who served in
Vietnam were potentially exposed to
agent orange. ...
The Ledger
October 18, 2009
It seems that
diabetes is among the ugly things that
agent orange - the defoliant herbicide mixture our government used to clear forests so the Viet Cong ...
Ontario Argus Observer
October 18, 2009
The American Legion also championed the pre-eminent study of the effects of
agent orange exposure on
Vietnam veterans, which was later presented to Congress ...
News Sentinel
October 17, 2009
... three
diseases have been added to the list of ailments recognized as having a "presumedâ connection to
agent orange exposure during the
Vietnam War. ...
VietNamNet Bridge
October 16, 2009
War veterans, authorities, members of the military and citizens of the two countries are expected to join in. The event is expected to draw over 300 ...
