To recognize occupationally repetitive exposure to low-level blast in the military as a health hazard.
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Matao M Tavira
5 years ago
I have been in the Military for 4 yrs as 11 Charlie or a Indirect Fire Infantrymen but the self hand experience with handling a 60mm-81mm or even 120mm makes sense that we do get physical and mental issues with using these weapon systems
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Joe Hayghe
5 years ago
When I was in a Stryker 120mm mortar vehicle, I would feel dizzy after the mortar was fired. I was the squad leader, so I was right near the base of the mortar when it went off.
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Daniel Thomas
5 years ago
100% agree. It does effect the brain
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William Godwin
5 years ago
I’m 11c with 3CR at fort hood.
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Alexis Boccia
5 years ago
Signed
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Sue Gilmartin
5 years ago
These folks need help. They deserve help. Give them the help they need and deserve!!!
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Jackie Matherly
5 years ago
Support our Troops.
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Nicholas Maciel
5 years ago
Heavy mortarman for 13 years, and have experienced myself as well as others with severe conditions due to over exposure to multiple heavy mortar rounds fired.
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Kaden Shaw
5 years ago
My head hurts lol
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Rafael Cardenas
5 years ago
Fire For Effect
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William Mancil
5 years ago
Full send
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Johnathan Hoskinson
5 years ago
I’m a mortar Men and I already have many health issues( hearing loss(even with ear pro), back and knee pain, shoulder pain, and neck pain.
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Quinten Sprayberry
5 years ago
As an 11C mortarman in the army definitely believe we should get disability due to over pressure.
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Timothy Murdock
5 years ago
21 years 81mm mortar platoon retired e7
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Jose
5 years ago
I agree!! Very dangerous!
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Marcos Acosta III
5 years ago
PROTECT OUR TROOPS
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Michael stewart
5 years ago
gangang
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Hayden Tupper
5 years ago
This should really be something the fact that it isn't is embarrassing so many soldiers leave the military after being a mortarman the damages caused by it are ridiculously bigger than you think
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Bill snyder
5 years ago
Something definitely needs done for these soldiers.
I have been in the Military for 4 yrs as 11 Charlie or a Indirect Fire Infantrymen but the self hand experience with handling a 60mm-81mm or even 120mm makes sense that we do get physical and mental issues with using these weapon systems
When I was in a Stryker 120mm mortar vehicle, I would feel dizzy after the mortar was fired. I was the squad leader, so I was right near the base of the mortar when it went off.
100% agree. It does effect the brain
I’m 11c with 3CR at fort hood.
Signed
These folks need help. They deserve help. Give them the help they need and deserve!!!
Support our Troops.
Heavy mortarman for 13 years, and have experienced myself as well as others with severe conditions due to over exposure to multiple heavy mortar rounds fired.
My head hurts lol
Fire For Effect
Full send
I’m a mortar Men and I already have many health issues( hearing loss(even with ear pro), back and knee pain, shoulder pain, and neck pain.
As an 11C mortarman in the army definitely believe we should get disability due to over pressure.
21 years 81mm mortar platoon retired e7
I agree!! Very dangerous!
PROTECT OUR TROOPS
gangang
This should really be something the fact that it isn't is embarrassing so many soldiers leave the military after being a mortarman the damages caused by it are ridiculously bigger than you think
Something definitely needs done for these soldiers.
Was 11c for 8 years