C-123 Veterans Seek VA Whistleblower to "Drop A Dime" And Inform New VA HOTLINE

The VA's new whistleblower hotline is vital to urging VA corrections from within its own ranks.

We hope it succeeds.

We also hope that a VA staffer, familiar with the weird three years we've gone through of VA redefining exposure, introducing extra-legal requirements for our claims, and denying Agent Orange exposure claims on the basis that the toxin is harmless, will come forward.

Many know of the conversations and withheld emails. Do what's right. Now.

Drop a dime on the VA and tell the hotline what's been done to us!

Here's the Fox News story about the VA Whistleblower Hotline.

Eglin AFB Veteran Wins Domestic Agent Orange VA Claim!

Just received from an AF veteran who served at Eglin AFB, Florida. Eglin was the principal field test facility for Agent Orange, and this veteran finally won VA recognition for his Agent Orange exposure. Eglin AFB still has 400 acres of dioxin-laden, fenced-off area due to this severe contamination. Congratulations...and note his emphasis on being persistent! Get your claim in, even if only via a general letter, and get your Agent Orange exam scheduled by contacting the Agent Orange Hotline - call 800-749-8387.

Just got the award letter today, saying that I got 20% for Diabetes II, 20% for radial nerve damage from removal of tumor left arm and 20% for the painful swelling and edema left arm. It only took 9 years, but Brothers and Sisters, you got to be vigilant and persistent in your fight to get the rights you deserve and were promised.I've a few other symptoms that are secondary, but now that they're recognized we can go on from there, as they're still in the exploratory stage right now.I wish to thank those on this site in helping me get the recognition, by providing advice, documents and direction. 

Dan Callaghan, Recognized Victim - Eglin AFB AO Exposure 

click: CDC - Agency for Toxic Substances & Disease Registry Eglin AFB Contamination Study