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>>My name is Warren Maynard and I was stationed at Korat >>71-72. They used a fogger machine at night, they say >>to kill insect and vegetation. The fogging machine >>would choke the GI's who was around the immeidate >>area, after they sprayed. I too have a claim in for >>agent orange because of being a diabetic. If you have >>any knowledge or more information please contact me. >>Thank you > >My Name is Arthur Lewis Jr. I served in Korat, >Thailand in the 388th MMS Sq. from March >1973-September 1975. During that time I was often >ordered to SP Augmentee duty. I was posted at several >towers and bunkers around the base. From the towers, >I could see many bare/brown areas very near the >perimeter areas I was responsible for guarding. I >noticed that they never needed to be attended to by >the grass cutter details that were contracted to the >base. I also noticed a bunch of barrels of stuff >located at the O-6 end of the runway (I think this was >the right designator. I couldn't swear to what was in >them). I had a six month break in service, then I >enlisted in the Army. I now have type II Diabetes >diagnosed in October 2005). I was told, during a PRP >physical (At this time I was in the Army in Germany) >that I was borderline diabetic and hypertensive. I >now know (Having looked back at my medical records) >that I had diabetes and high blood pressure when I was >25 years old and was not treated for it. I stayed in >the hootches at he far rear of the base; and I too >remember the foggers used for that purpose. Thank you >for your time, and may God bless all of you >guys-ladies. > >Arthur Lewis

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