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Subject: Re: Claims for Herbicides in Thailand

Author:
Timothy

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Date Posted: 18:37:16 06/28/09 Sun
In reply to: Kurt Priessman 's message, "Claims for Herbicides in Thailand" on 19:01:33 04/05/09 Sun

> Kurt like your spirit my case was filed in 2000, it was at apmc denied going back to bva I'm sure it will be denied. Will carry to court of veterans appeal. See I have a picture of one of the barrels directly behind mortar pit tree at nkp while I was there from oct.1972 to oct 1973. would like to know case # for those who have won. Im type two with fatty liver now. I may go to my grave before I win but I didnot run in the face of enemy fire and will not run in face of a currupet VBA. Thanks for your preseverene and GOD bless you. timothy Sturges aka mortatr man. hope you over lok spelling with PTSD its harder for me now to get it right. Just to let you know, we have had great success for
>security police and dog handlers getting compensated
>for exposure to herbicides in Thailand with DEROS
>between 1970 - 1974. So far we have 3 from U-Tapao, 2
>from NKP, 1 from Korat, 1 from Udorn, and 1 from Ubon.
>
>We have quite a few working including 3 more from NKP,
>3 from Korat, 2 from Ubon, 1 from Udorn, and another
>from U-Tapao. Additionally, some are getting PTSD
>from the attacks there. Earlier tours (pre-1969) are
>not being approved, and unfortunately, I have nothing
>about Tahkli.

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Timothy Sturges
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Date Posted: 18:38:57 06/28/09 Sun

>> Kurt like your spirit my case was filed in 2000,
>it was at apmc denied going back to bva I'm sure it
>will be denied. Will carry to court of veterans
>appeal. See I have a picture of one of the barrels
>directly behind mortar pit tree at nkp while I was
>there from oct.1972 to oct 1973. would like to know
>case # for those who have won. Im type two with fatty
>liver now. I may go to my grave before I win but I
>didnot run in the face of enemy fire and will not run
>in face of a currupet VBA. Thanks for your preseverene
>and GOD bless you. timothy Sturges aka mortatr man.
>hope you over lok spelling with PTSD its harder for me
>now to get it right. Just to let you know, we have had
>great success for
>>security police and dog handlers getting compensated
>>for exposure to herbicides in Thailand with DEROS
>>between 1970 - 1974. So far we have 3 from U-Tapao, 2
>>from NKP, 1 from Korat, 1 from Udorn, and 1 from
>Ubon.
>>
>>We have quite a few working including 3 more from NKP,
>>3 from Korat, 2 from Ubon, 1 from Udorn, and another
>>from U-Tapao. Additionally, some are getting PTSD
>>from the attacks there. Earlier tours (pre-1969) are
>>not being approved, and unfortunately, I have nothing
>>about Tahkli.

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