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

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Jared Coil
5 years ago

11C MFM

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Jason lancaster
5 years ago

I was a 11c for 3 years and now I have ringing in my ears and have to wear earring aids

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Kenneth Hadley
5 years ago

11C for 15 yrs. spanning 60mm-120mm. Definitely have some memory loss and tinnitus.

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Donte Padilla
5 years ago

Good luck! - Heavy 11c

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Tyler
5 years ago

I am all for this potion it makes so much sense and is factual

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Steve Dawson
5 years ago

4.2", 81mm, and 60mm for 6 years

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Eric Carlos
5 years ago

I was an 11C for more than 9 years. 4.2 and 120mm.

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Benjamin Novy
5 years ago

11C USARMY 16+ years of service to this great country

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Doug Simpkins
5 years ago

Served as an airborne 11C 2012-17, in Vicenza with 1-503 and at Bragg with 2-325

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Nicholas Montgomery
5 years ago

11c gunner. Somethings wrong

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Ethan
5 years ago

Shot the 120mm system for almost 5 years

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Jared Nadermann
5 years ago

Send it

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Alex Markarian
5 years ago

I am a vet and used to be a 11c definitely having hearing issues and who knows what else. God speed brother

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Zachary
5 years ago

Get me my compensation

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Kevin Wright
5 years ago

Known hazards should required additional safety and/or PPE to mitigate short term and long term health issues. To do otherwise is a disservice to our men and women in uniform. Their duties are tough enough and the disabilities are already too numerous.

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Bryce Marcille
5 years ago

Mortar Lives Matter

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Zakery hogan
5 years ago

My head hurts

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Brock stith
5 years ago

I’m a mortarman myself and have noticed even with standard ear pro my ears still constantly have a high pitch ring.

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Kevin Moses
5 years ago

Many sincere thanks.

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Justin Vazeii
5 years ago

11C 2010-2013 1st ID