Malathion -- Chemical Exposure Of Military Dog Handlers

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Subject: Malathion

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Tim Skelton

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Date Posted: 11:57:45 02/16/05 Wed

I was stationed at Clark from Oct84-Oct88. Malthion was used the entire time for dipping. I worked a bomb dog there and got tagged to do plenty of dipping. I was diagnosed with femoral tremors in 1998. After doing a lot of research, I provided the VA with the documentation of my assignment to Clark, the information from this forum, and press releases by the VA concerning exposure to chemicals. I was successful with getting this documented on my records and awarded a rating. Bottomline, you have to just keep pushing and gathering information to get something done.

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[> Subject: Re: Malathion
Author: m correa [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 22:58:17 04/02/05 Sat >I was stationed at Clark from 66 THRU 68. MALATHION, A SLOW TORTURE/DETERIATION OF THE BODY & MINE., & OTHER CHEMICAL TOXINS UNKNOWN TO MANY OF US,,, DON'T KNOW HOW K9 HANDLERS WORK THE NUCLEAR WEAPONS SITES (RADIATION) B52, TAKING COVER BOMB BAYS. NEED CASE REFERENCES...

[> Subject: Re: Malathion
Author: mike m. correa [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 14:10:10 06/17/05 Fri TIM SKELTON/ PLEASE SEND YOUR CASE FILE #, TO ANY VET STATIONED IN "SOUTH EAST ASIA"