Ko Kha Air Station -- Chemical Exposure Of Military Dog Handlers

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Subject: Ko Kha Air Station

Author:
Bob King

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Date Posted: 19:14:11 03/22/12 Thu

Update to my message posted in 2008, my health is still declining. I have had back surgery and a spinal fussion, multiple infections resulting in a mid-foot amputaion Nov 2010. In Dec 2011 was diagnosed with Angiosarcoma a very rare sarcoma cancer proven to be caused by carcinogens such as herbicides - Agent Orange.
Am writing congressman Tim Walberg to add Ko Kha to list of Thailand Military Bases that had 'possible' exposure on and ner perimeters between 28 Feb 1961 to 7 May 1975. see http://publichealth.va.gov/exposures/agentorange/militaryexposure.asp

Also USAF lost my recaord for Thailand and Guam. were you records also 'lost'?

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