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

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James Martinez-Ruiz
5 years ago

11C2LP x 6 years

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Randall glahn
5 years ago

Let’s see what we can do

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Casey Meehl
5 years ago

Former 11c. Ets 2014

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Kohl Bebee
5 years ago

Fully support this as a mortar man for 8 years I feel that I suffer many secondary effects from being exposed to over pressure.

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Michael liebig
5 years ago

I fired the 4.2”, 120mm and 60 mm. My right ear has loud ringing in it and upon my ets I visited the the military doctor, took a hearing test they said I was faking it.

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Vincent Curtiss
5 years ago

Make this happen! Tired of being denied VA benefits.

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Chrissa Behrens Strickland
5 years ago

Love our military!

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Flint Warner
5 years ago

Cannon make boom, brain go mush

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Jennifer Tudor
5 years ago

This is an issue

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Thomas Woodhams
5 years ago

Been an 11C 24 year

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Thomas McCready
5 years ago

11c 2005-2011

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Anonymous
5 years ago

I don’t know why the effects of a 30 pound bomb shooting next to your head are going unnoticed

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William Bowers
5 years ago

Mortarman rc east Afghanistan

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Octavio Galindo
5 years ago

I was an 11Chuck for 12 years. I have really bad tinnitus......it takes time for your body to show the effects the blasts have on you.

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Joshua Wood
5 years ago

Mortarman for 6 years. Shot primarily 120’s, the RMS6L and 121’s

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Troy Hester
5 years ago

Served 30 Years in the Army... 10 years of it as an 11C.

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Sean Keenan
5 years ago

As an 11C I have documented hearing loss, I get headaches and sometimes zone out or forget what I was thinking or talking about. This is a very real problem for my brothers in arms thank you for trying to do something about it!!!

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thomas meador
5 years ago

16yrs as an 11c

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Jonathan Coffman
5 years ago

Served 2012-2017 Fort Hood and JBLM, chuck all the way

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Arron Mclaughlin
5 years ago

11c Retired