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Date Posted: Tue, March 07 2006, 12:49:45
Author: Jeff Northridge
Author Host/IP: dialup-4.131.209.117.Dial1.SanJose1.Level3.net / 4.131.209.117
Subject: Re: Agent Orange on Navy Ships
In reply to: Lionette Flewwellin 's message, "Agent Orange on Navy Ships" on Tue, March 07 2006, 5:09:29

Howdy Lionette;

That is a good question. The Navy itself doesn't seem to know which of its ships or bases transported, stored, or handled Dioxin-containing herbicides or when they did so. I have no direct knowledge, but I have heard from various personal testimony that AO was present on at least two aircraft carriers, several Navy transports, and at the Naval Support Facilities on Okinawa and Guam (not to mention those in Vietnam, the Panama Canal Zone, South Korea, and Japan).

There is a fairly recent (01/13/98) decision by the Board of Veterans' Appeals which applies to AO exposure outside of the Republic of Vietnam, but that case involved prostate--not lung cancer. I'll have to send it to you via e-mail because it is too long for inclusion here.

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Re: Agent Orange on Navy Ships -- John Wells (Agent Orange on Navy Ships), Sun, August 06 2006, 5:27:36 (adsl-070-154-180-160.sip.msy.bellsouth.net/70.154.180.160)

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>Howdy Lionette; > >That is a good question. The Navy itself doesn't seem >to know which of its ships or bases transported, >stored, or handled Dioxin-containing herbicides or >when they did so. I have no direct knowledge, but I >have heard from various personal testimony that AO was >present on at least two aircraft carriers, several >Navy transports, and at the Naval Support Facilities >on Okinawa and Guam (not to mention those in Vietnam, >the Panama Canal Zone, South Korea, and Japan). > >There is a fairly recent (01/13/98) decision by the >Board of Veterans' Appeals which applies to AO >exposure outside of the Republic of Vietnam, but that >case involved prostate--not lung cancer. I'll have to >send it to you via e-mail because it is too long for >inclusion here.
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