Medical conditions related to exposure to toxins during military service need to be treated by the VA
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Robert Parsons
2 years ago
Please sign the petition.
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Robert Suberi
2 years ago
I was at Fort Ord, in Thailand and Vietnam
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Larry Warren
2 years ago
Support the veterans and their families.
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Luise Levy
2 years ago
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Poisoned vets, wherever they served, deserve proper care. Include all sites in providing care.
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Chaia Ross
2 years ago
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It is an abomination to disregard providing care and treatment to those who served our country and are now suffering the after-effects. We have a whopping military budget and, at the same time, more armaments than we need. Surely we can afford to take care of those who served for us and are now suffering for having done so.
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Karolyn Beebe
2 years ago
We are the government. Help us stop producing and spreading poisons into the world.
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Hannah Lee
2 years ago
We owe these people! We can’t abandon thrm!
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Charles Powell
2 years ago
Expanded coverage is a step in the right direction but we need to cover all who were harmed!
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John flores
2 years ago
I contracted Ao here on a drug mission. Still waiting for my test,ha
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Susan Warren
2 years ago
These good men and women risked their lives for our country. How dare you deny them care!!!!!
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Albert Sargis
2 years ago
This is urgent and needs to be rectified
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Anonymous
2 years ago
The spraying of 70 million liters of Agent Orange over Viet Nam by the U.S. Government was one of the worst war crimes ever committed in modern warfare.
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David Cooley
2 years ago
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As a Vietnam vet I was covered for toxins by the PACT Act. My brothers and sisters poisoned on US base duty deserve the same. Anything less is betrayal of what is right.
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Henry Trejo
2 years ago
Time to help all veterans
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Kay Davis
2 years ago
We must protect our veterans and their family members!
Medical conditions related to exposure to toxins during military service need to be treated by the VA
Please sign the petition.
I was at Fort Ord, in Thailand and Vietnam
Support the veterans and their families.
Poisoned vets, wherever they served, deserve proper care. Include all sites in providing care.
It is an abomination to disregard providing care and treatment to those who served our country and are now suffering the after-effects. We have a whopping military budget and, at the same time, more armaments than we need. Surely we can afford to take care of those who served for us and are now suffering for having done so.
We are the government. Help us stop producing and spreading poisons into the world.
We owe these people! We can’t abandon thrm!
Expanded coverage is a step in the right direction but we need to cover all who were harmed!
I contracted Ao here on a drug mission. Still waiting for my test,ha
These good men and women risked their lives for our country. How dare you deny them care!!!!!
This is urgent and needs to be rectified
The spraying of 70 million liters of Agent Orange over Viet Nam by the U.S. Government was one of the worst war crimes ever committed in modern warfare.
As a Vietnam vet I was covered for toxins by the PACT Act. My brothers and sisters poisoned on US base duty deserve the same. Anything less is betrayal of what is right.
Time to help all veterans
We must protect our veterans and their family members!