Re: 7th rrfs spraying -- Chemical Exposure Of Military Dog Handlers

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Subject: Re: 7th rrfs spraying

Author:
Grady Olmstead

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Date Posted: 11:17:12 08/06/06 Sun
In reply to: j ripp 's message, "7th rrfs spraying" on 23:37:53 02/17/06 Fri

I was stationed at the 7th RRFS(RadioResearchFieldStation) (U.S.Army) from Sept70 til Dec'71. AtThisTime I do not have any of the problems that alot of Thailand Vets are having to deal with. And everyone also needs to know that "it wasn't just the Air Force that was in Thailand"!!!! But the facts remain that we have been excluded and (to put it mildly) THAT'S NOT RIGHT

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[> Subject: Re: 7th rrfs spraying

Author:
Joe Birdsall
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Date Posted: 19:36:03 10/11/06 Wed

I was stationed at the 7th from April of 1975 until March of 1976. I distinctly remember the mosquito spraying AND the guys inside and outside the perimeter spraying the foilage. If you want to see what the 7th look like from above, take a gander at this link. http://www.vspa.com/k9/agentorange6.htm

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