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Subject: Re: TAURA KING'S RESEARCH AND TVVET UPDATE

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Raymond A Brannum
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Date Posted: 10:11:11 07/23/07 Mon
In reply to: Marilyn Oliver 's message, "Re: TAURA KING'S RESEARCH AND TVVET UPDATE" on 12:01:45 09/03/06 Sun

My husband was station at Takhli, Tahiland, 66-67, aircraft maintenance crew chief,(EB66, B57B&C,F101-voodoo) He has diabetes/kidney disease/heart problems. I have a letter stating he wasn't there, and illness cannot be related. He has a meeting at VA/San Diego 7/24/07,his hearing on the above mentioned health challenges, he filed a claim about 2 1/2 years ago still jumping through hoops. Has anymore information come forward regarding service connected illness for those in Thailand/Laos Cambodia. I know a decision of sort came out in Sept.2006 but haven't heard anything. Just located your website this AM, I know it is late notice but anything would help. Mrs. Lynn Brannum>Information For Vietnam Veterans Who Received the
>Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal
>
>Going through the NVLSP site, last night. I came
>across this. I sent it to Taura and this is her
>response.
>
>it is saying that BOTH medals qualify--I still
>recommend
>that you file for the VSM but know you can challenge
>VA if they do not apply either medal and this helps
>support the info about the medals. Good document
>and all should have it for their info.
>
>http://www.nvlsp.org/Information/ArticleLibrary/AgentOr
>ange/AO-AFEMVietnam-VietnamServiceMedal.htm

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Raymond Brannum
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Date Posted: 10:13:59 07/23/07 Mon

My husband was station at Takhli, Tahiland, 66-67, aircraft maintenance crew chief,(EB66, B57B&C,F101-voodoo) He has diabetes/kidney disease/heart problems. I have a letter stating he wasn't there, and illness cannot be related. He has a meeting at VA/San Diego 7/24/07,his hearing on the above mentioned health challenges, he filed a claim about 2 1/2 years ago still jumping through hoops. Has anymore information come forward regarding service connected illness for those in Thailand/Laos Cambodia. I know a decision of sort came out in Sept.2006 but haven't heard anything. Just located your website this AM, I know it is late notice but anything would help. Mrs. Lynn Brannum>Information For Vietnam Veterans Who Received the
>Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal
>
>Going through the NVLSP site, last night. I came
>across this. I sent it to Taura and this is her
>response.
>
>it is saying that BOTH medals qualify--I still
>recommend
>that you file for the VSM but know you can challenge
>VA if they do not apply either medal and this helps
>support the info about the medals. Good document
>and all should have it for their info.
>
>http://www.nvlsp.org/Information/ArticleLibrary/AgentOr
>ange/AO-AFEMVietnam-VietnamServiceMedal.htm

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>My husband was station at Takhli, Tahiland, 66-67, >aircraft maintenance crew chief,(EB66, >B57B&C,F101-voodoo) He has diabetes/kidney >disease/heart problems. I have a letter stating he >wasn't there, and illness cannot be related. He has a >meeting at VA/San Diego 7/24/07,his hearing on the >above mentioned health challenges, he filed a claim >about 2 1/2 years ago still jumping through hoops. >Has anymore information come forward regarding service >connected illness for those in Thailand/Laos Cambodia. > I know a decision of sort came out in Sept.2006 but >haven't heard anything. Just located your website >this AM, I know it is late notice but anything would >help. Mrs. Lynn Brannum>Information For Vietnam >Veterans Who Received the >>Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal >> >>Going through the NVLSP site, last night. I came >>across this. I sent it to Taura and this is her >>response. >> >>it is saying that BOTH medals qualify--I still >>recommend >>that you file for the VSM but know you can challenge >>VA if they do not apply either medal and this helps >>support the info about the medals. Good document >>and all should have it for their info. >> >>http://www.nvlsp.org/Information/ArticleLibrary/AgentO >r >>ange/AO-AFEMVietnam-VietnamServiceMedal.htm

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