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GOOD ONE BUD. THANKS FOR POSTING IT. THANKS TO YOU FOR THE WORK YOU ARE DOING TO KEEP US POSTED. AIRBORNE! "ALL THE WAY"

Thank you.
From what I hear, this is just the tip of the iceberg. More to follow that the DVA and DOD don't want the general public to know.
Will keep all informed when new info is available.

Update:

Part 2: 'Insult to injury'
For many U.S. veterans, the bureaucratic fight to be compensated for health problems linked to Agent Orange amounts to a new and unexpected war, long after the shooting ended overseas.

Part 3: Born into controversy
Coming Tuesday: The most contentious question surrounding the use of defoliants in the war is their impact on Vietnamese citizens, particularly the suspected link between the herbicides and birth defects.

Part 4: A poison still potent
Coming soon: New research finds former U.S. airbases in Vietnam remain polluted from defoliants, underscoring the urgency of a solvable problem. The U.S. has done little to clean up the hot spots.

Part 5: Danger not averted
Coming soon: The Tribune unearths documents showing that decisions by the U.S. military and chemical companies that manufactured the defoliants used in Vietnam made the spraying more dangerous than it had to be.

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