Re: Agent Orange exposure at Utapo AFB ? -- Chemical Exposure Of Military Dog Handlers

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Subject: Re: Agent Orange exposure at Utapo AFB ?

Author:
Kurt Priessman, MSgt, USAF (Ret)

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Date Posted: 21:52:10 02/10/08 Sun
In reply to: Lance Taylor 's message, "Re: Agent Orange exposure at Utapo AFB ?" on 20:09:50 01/08/08 Tue

What you walked through was Malathion. Not a herbicide, an insecticide. It is toxic in large doses. Do a search on it.

>Stationed at Utapo 70 to 71. Walking to the barracks
>from the club. Walked right through a cloud of spray
>from the truck going around the base spraying for
>bugs.
>
>Now have type II diabetis.
>
>How would you start to prove that it was (2,4-D;
>2,4,5-T and its contaminant TCDD; cacodylic acid; or
>picloram)
>
>Any ideas out there? My guess it would be hard to find
>any info on what exactly was being sprayed.
>
>Thanks to the folks who are working on this.

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carlo gerace /cgerace60@aol.com
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Date Posted: 12:20:23 06/29/17 Thu

you need to get as many notorized letters that were stationed there-1969 to 1975 stating thyat exposure was all over the place.the va is only lookin for officially documented exposure and we all know that the military didn't document your exposure when you went to the movie or eating at the beach restaurant,but you were still exposed.

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