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Last year, the Blue Water Navy Vietnam Veterans Act bill was one for the few substantive legislative initiatives to pass the House of Representatives unanimously. Although the bill died in the Senate, 98 Senators were willing to allow unanimous consent. The stumbling block, as it has been in previous years was the offset requirements of the pay-as-you-go. (Continue reading).
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Vernon Mangum
12/15/2019 03:26:46 pm
As a disabled veteran of the Air Force, I would like to be considered for a board of directors position in the very near future. 7/7/2024 10:01:08 am
I named this group Agent Orange Survivors of Guam when I was a member of this group no hard feelings I'm glad Brian considered it. I spent ,6 months on Andersen AFB in 2 -73 to Aug 73 .I was stationed at McCoy AFB in Orlando Florida(,one of our Guam bombers is a display at the Orlando Airport ...McCoy eventually closed since Vietnam War was ended by Nixon to get our POWs home and I was sent TDY to Andersen. My birthday of January 1st was the same as our hero Msgt Leroy Foster but 4 years difference.With out Leroy a lot of this exposure (no pun intended)....none of military troops or civilians would find out the poisoning of our troops.I was living in Tin City on base.McCoy was the last SAC base to go home side!! Leave a Reply. |
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