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

I’ve been a 11C for 15 years. Glad someone with the intelligence took this fight and is doing a great job!

11C red cloud range,,, IMPOC and old CSC 4.2 platoon leader. Retired and 20% hearing eval. This is reality. This is the impact. I have always said, its the dust that comes up.... the fine dust as the concussion rolls thru you. Gotta have em as a tool but the toll is high on the crews.

Go Tom!!!!

Has an 11C I experience multiplied symptoms of the above articles. Yet the VA won’t recognize it as an occupational occurrence

Didn't know this was a legitimate thing, it all makes sense now.

0341 in Marine Corps 2015-19, Current 11B US Army.

4.2 inch mortar man 1986-1994

11C on 120mm with 1/2 ACR.

11c retired in 2006, E-6, Ft Benning

Long time coming

I get a ringing in my ears that will last for hours, sometimes. I also forget things often. Find myself wondering why I was headed in a certain direction in the first place.

this probably explains my ear ringing and headaches. i do remember having a few nose bleeds while I was live firing 4.2"/106mm mortars.

Whatever I can do to help my Brothers and Sisters in Arms 4 Life, im all in.

11C 02-08. Served three tours with 10th Mtn. 2-14 inf.

Get them brain scans!

I once got a nose bleed during 120mm mortar live fire.

This is an issue that needs to be addressed. Too many suffer from the effects of our own weapons systems and low-level blast exposures. The data is there! Now we must lead the charge.

These guys deserve compensation..

Former 11c on 120mm for most of my career, my ears are constantly ringing and I get headaches more often than not. Hope this signature helps someone with worse conditions than my own.

09-14 active duty 11C, 14-20 11C Cali national guard