May/June 2012
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Our special Agent Orange Issue contains eight articles covering the history of herbicide research and use, an overview of Agent Orange research on birth defects, and the current overuse of herbicides in the U.S. Faces of Agent Orange profiles VVA member Jim Wachtendonk, whoalong with his childrensuffers the effects of his exposure. The Pleasures Of Showering In Long Binh A LONG TIME COMING: Vietnam veterans’ groups face an uphill battle as they consider how best to commemorate Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans Day and mold it into an established holiday. City officials in Branson, Missouri, tackled the challenge head-on for the very first time. [more] VETERANS HELPING VETERANS: “We wanted it to be based on a theme,” North Carolina State Council President Joe Kristek said of the 23rd George C. Duggins Region 3 Conference held in Asheville March 28-31. “We looked at the place in our lives and a unifying theme was decided upon: ‘Veterans helping veterans.’ ” [more] |
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