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

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Justin Milam
5 years ago

Yes I have this it has issues and I did a head scan. I was Medically retired

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Alvin Jones
5 years ago

3/7CAV 3rd ID. 4.2 in 11C 1/327INF 101st ABN 81mm

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Eric Rice
5 years ago

I’m currently dealing with difficulties in many conditions stated with this condition.

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Darrion Hess
5 years ago

Served as an 11c for six years on the 120mm and my head goes fuzzy all the time

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Was on the 120mm mortar from 2000-2009, also used the 81mm and 60mm. Get migraines a couple times a month.

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Brenden Warden
5 years ago

1/75

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Scott Debald
5 years ago

This is a very concerning subject.

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Jason Valentine
5 years ago

Thank you for this, I have dealt with serious issues since my service, truly hope this helps my brother's

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Edward Franklyn Pascoe
5 years ago

11Bxx-P4 T.O.W. gunner was assigned with 11C , an shall also be considered the same in presumption.

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Derek Mize
5 years ago

1/505 MMP

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Vernon Patterson
5 years ago

107mm Battalion Mortars HHC 1/505th PIR 82nd ABN DIV 83-88

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Gerardo N Gutierrez
5 years ago

I have to bad ringing of the ears, sudden loss of hearing, migraines.

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Isabel Cothran
5 years ago

Help our troops

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Tom Cobb
5 years ago

Former fro here love my mortar men

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Lucas Coulston
5 years ago

I have a friend who was affected by this.

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michael reid
5 years ago

as a 11c with two tours i cant agree enough with this

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Aaron Blessing
5 years ago

11C. 83-95....

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Sheena Petukhov
5 years ago

Thank you for your selfless service to our fine country. God bless.

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James Willis
5 years ago

My mos 11C40

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Scott Kane
5 years ago

HHC141 2ad fwd