Agent Orange Exposure -- Chemical Exposure Of Military Dog Handlers

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Subject: Agent Orange Exposure

Author:
Juan Camacho Jr.

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Date Posted: 15:34:17 09/30/05 Fri

I served in Thailand(1969-71) and am sure agent orange passed through our Ammo Dump at Camp Vayama-even saw some barrels leaking we were also sprayed for mesquito control an remember how hard it was to breath afterwards-I was also stationed at Samesan an remember all those bare areas an the spraying-I have diabetis-irregular heart beat-blood pressure-an muscle enlargement-however I am told since I never served in country that I am not intitled to benefits-if there is any other vet out there who has found help pleae let me know GOD BLESS-let all work together an let the VA an the world know we to suffered the effects of war while in Thailand

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