Institute of Medicine Agent Orange C-123 Presentation 16 Jan 13

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Any corrections, suggestions welcome, regarding this presentation of the C-123 Agent Orange exposure situation to the National Academy of Sciences, Institute of Medicine, at the University of California Irvine. Besides the handout which the committee will print and distribute themselves, I will have a DVD for each committee member with all relevant material...now totaling about 2 gb.

I hope all interested C-123 veterans learned yesterday of the expert medical opinion provided by Dr. Arnold Schecter, MD of the University of Texas School of Public Health. Dr. Schecter is perhaps the most published of dioxin experts, and his letter confirmed post-Vietnam service aboard the C-123 led to dioxin exposure at about the same intensity as with ground troops fro the Vietnam War.

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Wes Carter

Mission Statement: VA Recognition ofAgent Orange Exposure by C-123 Veterans

Email: rustysilverwings@gmail.com and wes@c123cancer.org

Web: c123kcancer.blogspot.com and wwww.c123cancer.org

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