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

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David Henry Poor
2 years ago

Current 11C Platoon Sgt. Witnessed concussion-like symptoms in my troops following live-fire exercises.

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Tyler Idleman
2 years ago

I do this for a living. Please help.

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Michael g kightlinger
2 years ago

Have been in just under 3 years,my friends are always having to repeat stuff and my left ear has chronic pains.

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Aaron Lee
2 years ago

I am a victim of this. Head aches and dizziness and random times, definitely an issue. Also potential nerve damage, but either way, ears and head always hurting.

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Corbin Booth
2 years ago

I am a 11C in currently serving

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Tallon Conner
2 years ago

As a current soon to be former mortarman, the blast takes its toll on my fellow servicemembers. It’s a lot to handle.

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Carol Sauer
2 years ago

Help the soldiers

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Shaleen Sauer
2 years ago

My husbands head doesn’t work!

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Logan kneibert
2 years ago

My head hurts

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Hunter Moore
2 years ago

11C 82A 2nd BCT

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Jerry Sauer
2 years ago

Take care of our soldiers for Christ sake!

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Gregory Sauer
2 years ago

I’m an 11C on the M120 mortar system, I have witnessed firsthand the concussive power of the system

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Nicholas Rolison
2 years ago

As an 11C for 11 years I've literally discussed with my wife how my memory has been affected as the years went by, and this sheds so much light it

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John Crowley
2 years ago

We need more signatures! All mortarmen should know about this

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Arnoldo Garcia Jr
2 years ago

I’m glad this is coming to light, I’ve been hit with many blasts that left me dazed and feeling unwell. Thank you!

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Kenneth Howell
2 years ago

I have lived this from 1963 to 1969.

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Anonymous
2 years ago

120mm gunner. 8 years of service-present

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Michael Westerhof
2 years ago

11C Iraq and Afghanistan, 6 years.

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Maurice Sublett
2 years ago

Was a 11C, and have been diagnosed with TRAMATIC BRAIN INJURY

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Ryan Rose
3 years ago

As an 11C Mortarman, I feel it is critical to get this recognition.