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

I'm surprised this isn't already a "thing"

I was a heavy mortarman and its cause some issues for me that has lasted for a long time

81 and 120mm mortars, 20 plus years

4 years as a chuck firing 81’s and 4.2”. Left with a hearing profile (age 22) and tinnitus.

Army Retired 1990-2013 11C

thank you

11c for 6 years, still in and sending rounds.

11H from 89 to 2002 when we merged as 11B Was still on TOW carriers up until I Retired in 2009

former 11c

12 years as a mortar man so far, 8 of those dealing with 120mm mortars almost exclusively. Would like to see this as my behavioral health has changed over the years and I would attribute most of it to this.

Please make this happen there's science and evidence this is a real condition that more people should know about.

Hang it!

HHC 2/64 ARBN Schweinfurt, Germany

I am a retired 22 year veteran 11-Charlie. E-8 , nobody understands 11-Charles and the real headaches and migraines we get over the years. VA should of caught this years ago. Black-9 Out !!!!

I was Cadre at sand hill, teaching on the mortar square for four years.

Left ear hearing loss

Hope this gets somewhere

Let’s get it done

Fix it

I’ve nearly gone unconscious from rapid firing 120mm mortars in Afghanistan. This is real. My brain hurt for days.