Malathion Exposure -- Chemical Exposure Of Military Dog Handlers

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Subject: Malathion Exposure

Author:
Richard S. Dickinson

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Date Posted: 13:14:57 04/04/13 Thu

I was stationed at Clark AB 1969-1970, 6200 SPS K-9 Section. I remember that we dipped our dogs in a tub that contained Malathion to help with ticks, etc. Has anyone experienced any problems from doing this and or have filed a claim with the VA for that exposure?

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[> Subject: Re: Malathion Exposure/ Agent Orange

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mike m. correa
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Date Posted: 18:25:18 05/17/15 Sun

Clark AB 1967-1968/ k-9,malithion/ agent orange/ radiation ionization etc: 2 the date almost 40 years secretacy then 100% granted. need to stop to depressing... correaltor5@charter.net text: 408-607-5572/ have a disable son, born 1969! married in P.I., DIED FROM THYROID CANCER april 6 2006. I was in hospital P.I., TET offensive. enought

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[> [> Subject: Re: Malathion Exposure/ Agent Orange

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Mark Kreter (Help!)
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Date Posted: 11:34:51 01/12/17 Thu

I too a K-9 handler,Da Nang& Phu Cat,AndrewsAFB7 Germany. what kind of test was taken to affirm that Malathion was in your system? I have numerous symtoms 0f of this chemical
possibly being in my system.Would surely appreciate all the advice that you have to offer.One "Dogman" to another, I thank you,and I still miss my MWD's, Darian, Barron, Joe, Tonka Sgt. and Prince!Forever "Forever Faithful" Clark AB 1967-1968/ k-9,malithion/ agent orange/
>radiation ionization etc: 2 the date almost 40 years
>secretacy then 100% granted. need to stop to
>depressing... correaltor5@charter.net text:
>408-607-5572/ have a disable son, born 1969! married
>in P.I., DIED FROM THYROID CANCER april 6 2006. I was
>in hospital P.I., TET offensive. enought

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[> Subject: Re: Malathion Exposure
Author: Mike (correa) [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 00:06:43 06/18/16 Sat >I was stationed at Clark AB 1969-1970, 6200 SPS K-9 >Section. I remember that we dipped our dogs in a tub >that contained Malathion to help with ticks, etc. Has >anyone experienced any problems from doing this and or >have filed a claim with the VA for that exposure? Finally, 100%, 1966/ 1968,K9 handler, it's rough! [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> Subject: Re: Malathion Exposure
Author: Richard Dickinson (Confused) [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 12:28:40 10/23/17 Mon >I was stationed at Clark AB 1969-1970, 6200 SPS K-9 >Section. I remember that we dipped our dogs in a tub >that contained Malathion to help with ticks, etc. Has >anyone experienced any problems from doing this and or >have filed a claim with the VA for that exposure? [ Post a Reply to This Message ]