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

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Anonymous
5 years ago

11c mortar man active duty

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Douglas Banar
5 years ago

4deuce 11C 1/22 Inf RSVN 1971

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Richard Long
5 years ago

SSG retired 11C3P

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Brian Farrell
5 years ago

This needs to be a priority!

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James Reeves
5 years ago

HHC 3-505 PIR, 11C1P

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John W Snyder
5 years ago

HHC 1/505 Medium Mortar Platoon 1991-1993. HHC 1/12 CAV 4.2 Mortar platoon 1993-1994

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Andrew Robinson
5 years ago

Ive been a chuck for 5 years.. Ive been an NCO for 2. And it amazes me this was not happened a long time ago

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Richard Watson
5 years ago

Problem with concussion syndrome for years without relief

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Richard Becerra
5 years ago

Plz let this pass. I lost my favorite job because of my ear pro and concussions from rounds.

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Michael A Castro
5 years ago

11c lead the way.

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Michael Rowbottom
5 years ago

I was an 11C in combat in Panama (parachuted in) and in the first gulf war. 81mm then 4 Deuce mortars. Back then we were not afforded the protection of body armor or advanced hearing protection.

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Michael Scott McCoy
5 years ago

Former 11C

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Jorge Castro
5 years ago

High Angle Hell!

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Gary Houle
5 years ago

11c effected by this very issue

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Douglas H Shaw
5 years ago

The VA needs to recognize issues such as this, along with hearing loss at the active duty and national guard levels.

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Jesse Vise
5 years ago

11C 101st 2010-2014

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Anthony Beckman
5 years ago

I suffered a major stroke 6 years ago and chronic concussions could have been a contributing factor

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Justin Figenser
5 years ago

I sent video proof that this is a thing and I am 100% behind this

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Jason
5 years ago

11C and 13B.

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Larry zaragoza joya
5 years ago

I’m constantly getting head aces and I noticed my memory has been getting worse and worse....