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Subject: Re: Ubon Thailand- Agent Orange

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Mark l griffiths (Really depressed)

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Date Posted: 06:00:44 06/05/17 Mon
In reply to: Pat Miller 's message, "Ubon Thailand- Agent Orange" on 21:51:40 08/06/11 Sat

>Saw your forum recently and need your help. My
>husband was stationed in Ubon 1967-68. After
>returning, the next year, he developed Type II
>Diabetes and lost teeth due to this. He now has many
>medical problems: Polyneuropathy,
>Prostate Camcer just to mention a few. At this time
>we are gathering medical reports for VA & will be
>signing up for Agent Orange. If you can assist us
>with any proof of agent Orange during that time, we
>would greatly appreciate it. We also had a 30 yr old
>nephew die who was based at Udorn. I suspect the same
>with him.
>I am very interested in reading your 150 page report.
>How many miles is Ubon from Cambodia? I grew up in
>the south where crop dusters came over the fields.
>When it was windy the spray went every where but on
>the crops. Could this have also happened with Agent
>Orange?
>Thank you for any assistance you can provide.

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william (bailey)
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Date Posted: 14:41:10 12/09/17 Sat

saw this post was stationed in korat 68-69 the following web site is very helpful http://www.westin553.net/batcat21.htm
>>Saw your forum recently and need your help. My
>>husband was stationed in Ubon 1967-68. After
>>returning, the next year, he developed Type II
>>Diabetes and lost teeth due to this. He now has many
>>medical problems: Polyneuropathy,
>>Prostate Camcer just to mention a few. At this time
>>we are gathering medical reports for VA & will be
>>signing up for Agent Orange. If you can assist us
>>with any proof of agent Orange during that time, we
>>would greatly appreciate it. We also had a 30 yr old
>>nephew die who was based at Udorn. I suspect the same
>>with him.
>>I am very interested in reading your 150 page report.
>>How many miles is Ubon from Cambodia? I grew up in
>>the south where crop dusters came over the fields.
>>When it was windy the spray went every where but on
>>the crops. Could this have also happened with Agent
>>Orange?
>>Thank you for any assistance you can provide.

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