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To recognize occupationally repetitive exposure to low-level blast in the military as a health hazard.

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Stanley John Procovich
5 years ago

I was 11C when I was in the Army

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Eric Johansen
5 years ago

Do the right thing and take care of your 11C guys.

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Charles Hough
5 years ago

11C for 20 ’years and I have no doubt that my training had an effect on brain function and even internal body damages

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Adam Lopez
5 years ago

Yup, we need this.

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David M Towe
5 years ago

7 years as a Mortarman. 4 years in heavy mortars 107mm

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Charles Newman Jr
5 years ago

I was 11H and we got it too with the "recoiless rifle" and the TOW missle.

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Joseph Wiewel
5 years ago

Was an 0341, I feel the affects from it daily now.

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Chas Pantino
5 years ago

Please

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Martin Downs
5 years ago

11B

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Dwaine
5 years ago

We know are pugilist boxers, mma fighters, wrestlers, football players, and street fighters suffer from this. It’s good 2 see people recognize soldiers of any kind.

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Carlos Santillan
5 years ago

Former 11C1P with hearing loss.

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Stephen Dockray
5 years ago

Was a mortar man from 2005-2015. I have a lot of TBI issues.

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Todd Mandley
5 years ago

Served as a heavy Mortarman 4 duece and 120mm from 1990 to 2003

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Anonymous
5 years ago

6 years in a mortar platoon

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David Riddle
5 years ago

What I can’t hear you

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Gregory Humburg
5 years ago

11C30 13 year mortarman

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Michael Sizemore
5 years ago

I was a 11 M 101st Airborne 1996-2004

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Richard Toms
5 years ago

20 years as a Mortarmen and I can’t stop the headaches.

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John Packer
5 years ago

11c1P 90-93 82nd Airborne Division

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Thomas Miller
5 years ago

Mortarman for 20 years