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

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Shane Sellner
4 years ago

11C

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Lafayette Johnson
4 years ago

I agree from my background knowledge of the impact of having a concussion not recognized by medical personnel. This is a major issue that needs to be addressed.

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Ryan Wilson
4 years ago

High Angle Hell

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Sean Evanoff
4 years ago

Boom

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Jae
4 years ago

The 'C' in 11C (Army) stands for Concussion

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Robert Sroka
4 years ago

11C40 4.2 & 81 mm Ft Benning, 4th Inf Div. Central Highlands, Vietnam '70-71

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Matthew White
4 years ago

Mtr PSG 2/7 IN, 1ABCT, 3ID

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Chris Cordell
4 years ago

Mechanized 4.2", 1987-95

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Rodriguez Anthony
4 years ago

I was a 120mm gunner with the US Army. The effects of BOP is real and I still suffer from these symptoms. But, the VA and government still decline to recognize this.

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Jay Dayvault
4 years ago

11-Charlie 4.2 and 81 mm Ft Benning Ft Bliss

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William Libby
4 years ago

Hi i am a veteran and was an 11-C . I have been diagnosed with white matter on my brain and a mild TBI and I believe that I also have PTSD. The information that I have read seems to coincide with my mental health.

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John Gillespie
4 years ago

11C 92-95 1 year on the 60 and 2 with the four deuce. Memory problems out the ass.

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Stephen Burley
4 years ago

11C

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Manuel S Estrada Arguello
4 years ago

Retired US Army Combat Veteran 11C3H

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Rick James
4 years ago

1+

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Jim Stauffacher
4 years ago

11C mos

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Anonymous
4 years ago

0341 USMC IRAQ

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Simmons Carolin
4 years ago

I was an 11c for 12 yesrs

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Benny Litowsky
4 years ago

This needs to happen

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Don Millette
4 years ago

4deuce from 80-83. This needs to be addressed. I am a trucker that is nearing retirement now. This enlightening information is making me think it’s time to file a claim.