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

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Joseph Drewry
5 years ago

I was in heavy mortars for 6 years 4.2 inch. 10/4/78- 8/22/84 11C20

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Jack Hannah
5 years ago

High Angle Hell

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Gabriel A Lopez
5 years ago

4.2 inch 1989-1992 US Army Desert Storm Veteran

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Anonymous
5 years ago

11c 10 years, all the same symptoms.

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John Herrera III
5 years ago

12/28/88-01/11/97 8 yrs 14 day mortar exposure.

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William Mathias
5 years ago

20 years, 11C tinnitus, headaches, balance issues and memory problems

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John Lopez
5 years ago

I was 11C and have all of these conditions.

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Zachary williamson
5 years ago

06-10

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Matthew Pribble
5 years ago

11c 3 years, ringing...10 years and going.

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Brian Janowak
5 years ago

11C

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Zachary Gidley
5 years ago

Can’t wait to see this final get the attention it deserves!

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James Brambach
5 years ago

11c

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Michael hall
5 years ago

11C

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Joel Clouse
5 years ago

Take care of our vets!!

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Kyle Prichard
5 years ago

Take care of our service members. If agent orange or other chemicals used in vietnam or before are not on the treatment list, please get them included too.

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Julie Denges
5 years ago

Take care of our veterans. They sacrificed so much for us and deserve the best.

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Patrick Jones
5 years ago

I have constant headaches, memory issues, processing speed issues, and get no recognition or compensation from the VA because there isn't any "documented head injury"

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James I Walters
5 years ago

US Army. SSG (R). 11C May 1983-May 2003. 60mm. 4.2”. 120mm

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Alex Payne
5 years ago

'91-'94, 25th ID, 4/22 Inf, 81mm

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Anonymous
5 years ago

11C3P