Presumptive First Name Last Name MOS Where …...Squadron, Photographic Systems Tech. Udorn 67-68...

First Name Last Name MOS Where Served YearPresumptive

%Awarded #

DenialsDate Awarded Branch Residence email

Howard Bo Aaron Khon Khaen

Rudolpho AbalosHeavy wheeled tractor

operator. NKP, Chit Chai 69-69

Mike Abner

Supply, 538 Tool Issue,

Security Police

Augmentee/ Supply-

Demand Processing &

Document control/ Suppy -

Mess Hall

U-Tapao,

Takhli, Udorn

71-72, 73-

74, 75-76

Hypertension,

Ischemic Heart

Disease, Mulitiple

Myeloma-B cell Non

Hodgkin

Lymphoma,(Chemo

related Peripheral

Neuropathyy &

Cardiomyopathy &

Chronic Fatigue &

Anemai, Sleep Apenia

1 -

Current

Notice

of

Disagree

ment

(NOD)

USAF6626 Lake Drive,

Panama City, FL

mga5599@

yahoo.com

Bryan K Abram

John Adams

6455O - Supply Rep. 31

man Construction

Detachment, REDHORSE

Udorn 66-67

Peripheral

Neuropathy/ Muscle

Atrophy both legs,

Diabetes Mellitus

Type II

redhorse69

6@hotmail.

com

Robert Aiken

John Allard65,

74-75

Butch Allen

Richard Allen42153, 45th TFS Ubon

and 555th TFS UdornUbon, Udorn 65, 66-67

Diabetes, Kidney

Cancer0 0 USAF Dickson, TN

[email protected]

m

Godfrey Alleyne 809th EngineersNew Rochelle,

NY

Bill Amore

mailto:[email protected]








%Awarded #


Steve AmosSea Bee NMCB5, Heavy

equipment mechanicNam Phong 72

Type 2 Diabetes,

Heart Disease, High

Blood Pressure, Colon

Polyps, Blader Cancer

Gregg Amundson42251 Environmental

SystemsUdorn, Guam 66-68

Prostate Cancer,

Heart Disease, Aorta

FEM Bypass.

40 2 1/12/2016 USAFChamplin,

Minnesota

Priti Anand

Bill Anderson

Wayne Anderson 71N20 Trans Mov SpecKorat, Samae

San67-69

Peripheral

neuropathy1 Army Minnesota

John Andress Supply DS

Sattahip,

Camp

Friendship

Korat, Camp

Cham

Sinthope, NKP

David Andrews 555th TFS, Crew Chief 717 Udorn 68 USAF


%Awarded #


Chuck Andrews, Jr.Structural Repair (Sheet

Metal)Ubon, Guan 72-73, 73

Ischemic Heart

Disease, Congestive

Heart Failure, 4 Valve

Bypass, 7 Heart

Attacks, 5 Stents, 1

Angioplasty,

Defibrillator, High

Blood Pressure,

COPD, Sleep Apnea,

Emphysema,

Neuralgia,

Degenerative Disc

Disease with 7

Rupured and

herniated discs, PTSD,

Hearing Loss,

Borderline Diabetic

PTSD 15%,

Hearing

Loss 15%

3 2014, 2015 USAF8648 Wagar Rd,

Lyons, MI 48851

chuck02055

[email protected]

om

James E. AshleyAerial Camera Repairman,

RF4CSUdorn 68

J. w. Atkins

Chris Attic

Don Avant

Gerald Avery

Transportation

Squadron,Augmentee

Security

Takhli 73-74 USAF

John Avery

76J20, Worked on North

perimeter at end of

runway. Medical Supplies.

Korat 67-68

Diabetes (40),

Ischemic Heart

Disease(37)1 Army

johnroberta

[email protected]

om

Tom Bach OMS Tankers U-Tapao 71-72

John Bacon

Frank Baeli








%Awarded #


John K Bailey46250 388 MMS Weapons

Mechanic F4 / A7Korat 74-75

Prostate Cancer, High

Blood Pressure,

Hyperthyroidism,

Type II Diabetes

USAF

Patty Stout Baisch

Lori - Jamie Baker 43131E U-Tapao 72-73

Paul Baker 81150 Sercurity Police U-Tapao 70-71

Type II Diabetes

20 USAF

1123 Barbary

Lane,

Wineconne, WI

54986

p.baker65@

gmail.com

Rick Baker

Vance BalacekEloctronic Counter

Measures TechnicianUdorn 68-69

Parkinson's Disease

1 USAF

410 Henry Rd.,

Oneida, WI

54155

vcek@yaho

o.com

Miked Balcombe 76P

Camp

Vayama,

Sattahip

68-69

Karen Petrulak Bales

Ray Ballard

Mick Balogh

Buford Bamboozle 57150 Crash Rescue Udorn 73-74

Type II Diabetes,

Perpheral

Neuropathy, Foot

Drop, Tremors,

Hormonne Problems

(bad) Chromositosis,

Enlarged Fatty Liver

1 USAF SC

Ronnie Banks

Dave Banner 43270 Udorn 66-67

Kay Banner Udorn 66-67

Greg Barden Don Muang 70-71PTSD, B-Cell

Lymphoma50

DopplerDon Barker Hypertension

Paul Barnes






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Kenneth Barnett

Charles H. Barnwell Aviation Storekeeper U-Tapao 68-69

Type II Diabetes,

Ischemic Heart

Disease

1US

NavyBurlington, NC

Chbarnwell

@gmail.co

m

Neil Barrett

Bill Butch Barry Material Inventory Don Muang 66-67

Ed Barry 1235C - B-52 Pilot U-Tapao 67-73

Jess Bartlebaugh

Tom Barton

Howard D. Bateman POL Ubon 66-67

James Bates 23651 Korat 67-68

Heart Disease,

Prostate Cancer 1 USAFuphil@veriz

on.net

Darrell Baty 43131 Crew Chief F-111A Takhli06/73-

09/73

Grave's DiseaseUSAF

Mitch BayraidPower production civil

engineeersDon Muang 68-69

Dale Beardmore

8th TFW Transportation

Squadron, Vehicle

Maintenance R, R&C

Ubon 67-68

John Beaver

Charles Ken Beck

Jet Engine Mechanic - near

the Bomb Dump, near the

jungle, near the beach

U-Tapao 70-71 USAF

4354

Hambledon

Village Drive,

Houston, TX

77014







%Awarded #


Dennis R (Rosalie Neil) Beckwith U-Tapao 73-74

Allan Bedoya 46270 Ubon 69-70

Ischemic Heart

Disease, Type II

Diabetes

0 2 USAF

2302 Cherry St.,

Pineville, LA

71360

pineapple19

[email protected]

m

James Beebe

Carl Beherrell

O. T. (Oather) Belcher 05D40 EW/Sig. Udorn 69-70

Bilateral hearing loss,

degenerative disc

disease, cervical spine

radiculopathy,

radiculopathy,lumbos

acral strain, arthritis

radicuopathy, tinnitus

20, 20, 30,

40, 40, 10,

10

3

12/16, 3/16,

3/16, 3/16,

11/15, 11/15,

11/15

Army

2216 Padre Blvd

B55, South

Padre Island, TX

78597

otbelcher@

gmail.com

Glenada David Bell 43171C Ubon 73-74

Craig Bergman32550 Autopilot

TechnicianTakhli 72

Frank Berkhouse 42153 AGE Takhli10/67-

10/68

Prostate Cancer,

Removed1 USAF

Mike Berkley F-4 Crew Chief Korat09/73,

01/75

Hearing, IHD, Type II,

cancer 10 3 USAF Nashville, TNmberkley@

comcast.net

Frank Berman









%Awarded #


Charlie Berry

Bill Bias 6th Aerial Port Squadron

Udorn/Takhli,

U-Tapao,

Ubon

72, 74-

75, 74

Arvid Bierman

Ken (Kris Overturf) Biggs Udorn USAF

Alan Bill

AFSC 43250 Jet Engine

Mechanic. 90% on flight

line. Trim pad and test

cell.

Korea(TDY)

Ubon

69,

70-71

AFIB, Skin Cancer,

Sleep Apnea, TinnitusUSAF Sheffield, OH

David Birchett

Joe Birdsall 05H Morse Intercept 7th RRFS4/75-

3/76

Type II Diabetes,

Hearing, Some

Neuropathy

50% for

facial scar,

none for AO

related

3 Army South Korea

Greg Birky

W Dale Bishop73450 Aircraft

Sheetmetal, 8th FMSUbon 66-67

Type II Diabetes,

peripheral

neuropathy upper

and lower vascular

disease, hearing loss,

tinnitus

100 2011-2012 USAF Choctaw, OK

daleisok1@

cox.net

Laurie Bittman

John Bittmann

Dennis Bivens46250 A Aerial Weapons

MechanicUbon 68-72

Chrohns Disease,

Hearing, Autoimmune

Disease30, 10 1 1/1/2012

Dennis Black

Dennis Black 558th Ord. Co., Camp

Friendship66

Kathie H Black

46250 MMS Jammer

Driver on Load Crew

Loading Bombs on B-52s

U-Tapao 69-70

Fred Blackburn

Rich Noble Blair Ames, Iowa


%Awarded #


Bill Blecher Jet Engine Test Cell U-Tapao 74-75 USAF

billblecher

@gmail.co

m

Mike Blewett 05D, 74F30G57th RRFS,

Ubon75-76

Arthur Bobo

Ron Bohannon

George Bohl

Frank Bolin U-Tapao 75

Type II Diabetes,

peripheral

neuropathy, asthma,

hearing loss, tinnitus

and sleep apnea

40 for

asthma and

tinnitus.

3

headhunter

3@sbcgloba

l.net

Richard Boody

Al Bork USAF

Louis Bousquet43151C - Jet Aircraft

MechanicTakhli 66

Lung Cancer,

Coronary Artery

Disease, Hearing Loss,

Tinnitus

100% 1 Oct. 2014 USAF MAlabousq@ve

rizon.net

Wayne Edward Bowcutt9th Log Camp

Samae San69-70

William Bowdler 1965 Comm Sq.Korat, Don

Muang66-67

Mike Bowers 64551 72-75

Bill Bowman 98C 7th RRFS 69-70

Type II Diabetes,

Myasthenia GravisArmy

1103 W

Southern

Muskegon, MI

49441

John Boyer 79171 Ubon 72-73 USAF

Dennis Brand

Edward BrieleSupply in Vehicle

MaintenanceUbon 70-71

Ischemic Heart

Disease, Prostate

Cancer, Pre Diabetes4 Wheatfield, NY Facebook

Judy Briele










%Awarded #


Ginny Bronson Korat

John Broussard 64550 67-68 Sacramento, CA

David Brown

Jamie Brown

Lanny Brown

432nd A&E Maintenance

Squadron, Photographic

Systems Tech.

Udorn 67-68

Lung Cancer, Kidney

Cancer

Pending2 over 4

yearsUSAF

lanny.i.brow

[email protected]

m

Teresa Bailiff - Marshall Brown 207 Signal Company Khan Kaen 66-67 Army

Terry Brown

Tim (son) Brown 432nd Supply Udorn 70-71

Malcolm Browne

Donald Broxson

Many RTABs

and the Army

and Spook

IWCS Sites

74

Prostate Cancer

Rick Broyer

Combat Information

Monitor, 554th Recon

Squadron

Korat 68-69

Joseph Bryan 46250U-Tapao,

Udorn73-75

Nancy Brummund U-Tapao 74

Philip Bruton

Dick Bryan

Clifford (Teri) BuchananCrew Chief B 52. 4258

OMSU-Tapao 68-69

Robert Buck 4351E U-Tapao 61-75

George Buckingham

Jack N Ruth Bunting

Ed Burford 7th RRFS 72-73 Army





%Awarded #


Jim Burke 62250 CookTakhli, Ubon,

Udorn72-73

John Burke

Wilford Burkhardt60370 Transportation

SupervisorUbon, Korat

72-73, 74-

75

Bill Burney OSITakhli, U-

Tapao73

Father (Judi) Burns f-4 Fighter Pilot Ubon, Udorn 67-68

Dana Burth Udorn

Bennie Butler27250 Air Traffic

Controller68-69

Kenneth Butler B & C Co., 809th EngineersNKP,

Koosamon68-69

Tom Butt

0-3, Base Operations

Officer, AKA Chief of

Airfield Operations

Udorn 74-75 USAF

Phillip L Butterfield

Ron Buzbee AFSC 462X0 Ubon, Takhli69-70,

TDY 72

Ischemic heart

disease,PTSD,tenitis40 PTSD,

Tinnitis2

Winter Haven,

FL

Liljon51@h

otmail.com

David L. Byer

Tommie Byford AFSC: 70250, 631 Combat

Support Group, Material

Facilities Squadron

Don Muang 67-68 Multiple Myeloma,

Skin Cancer (Basal

cell, Melenoma an

Squamous cell),

Severe Hives,

Neuropathy, High

Blood Pressure

2 USAF 11700 Lebanon

Rroad, Apt.

1416, Frisco, TX

75035

tommiebyfo

rd@hotmail

.com

Bob Byrd

Ellie Cagle

Dennis Caldwell42153, AGE - Aerospace

Ground RepairmanTakhli, Udorn 69-70

Diabetes,Acute

Neurapathy, ED,

Ischemic Heart

Disease

USAFwell1948@y

ahoo.com

Michael R. Caldwell









%Awarded #


Brian CallananF43501C Crew Chief,

333rd TFS67-68

Ted Callender

Lee Calvi USAF Horn Lake, MS

Jimmy Campbell 60350 Korat 68-69

Donald Cardosi 42350 FMS Elect. Shop U-Tapao 69-70

Shirley Carey-Bobo

Ernie Carnevalino

J Mike Carr

Karla Jeff Carroll Aircraft Electrician Nam Phong 72-73

Troy Cason

81150 Master Security

Policeman,91550 Master

Medical Material

Technician

Ubon, Udorn,

U-Tapao

70-

71,72,75-

76

USAF

Richard Cassam TDY 466L Program Office Ramasun 65 USAF

dickcassam

@gmail.co

m

Rick Cassamatis

Paul Casteel635th SPS K9, Tiger Flight

& Cobra Flt.75-76

Diabetes IIUSAF

David CastiauxAFSC 42354 Aircraft

Pneudraulic RepairmanTakhli 68-69

Ed Castro

Rich Caswell

Gary Lynn Cates MedicUbon, U-

Tapao

72-73, 75-

76

Diabetes, high blood

pressure, scaly skin

and other ailments.

Wilfred Cauchon

Daniel Centman





%Awarded #


Nicholas C Chabra

36254 Telephone

Maintenance Outsisde

Plant

Ubon 72-73

Herbicide Exposure,

Diabetes Type II,

Neuropathy, Prostate

Cancer Gleason 7,

Diabetic nerve pain.

3 USAF

5414 White

Mane,

Columbia, MD

21045

kilocycle@c

omcast.net

Eric Chambers 431X1F Ubon, Korat67-71, 74-

75

Ray Chambers

Ron Chambers 53450 U-Tapao 69-70

Injuries an IHD

60 2 for IHD USAF MI

ronlchambe

rs@comcast

.net

Allen Champion

Bob (Robert) Champlin

462XO Aircraft Armament

Systems Specialist,

Weapons Mechanic

U-Tapao,

Ubon

69-70,72-

73USAF

Cedar Hill,

Missouri 63016

champlin7

@aol.com

Paul Chance 05H Morse Intercept






%Awarded #


Sidney S (Lynn) Chancellor51B20 Carpenter, 561st

EN (Construction)

Camp Raum

Chit Chai,

Sakon

Nakhon, TDY

NKP, Camp

Lightning in

Sattahip

67-69

Type II Diabetes,

Bladder Cancer,

COPD, Emphysema

and Sleep Apnea

4lc4al@yaho

o.com

Emmitt Chappelear

David Churman

Tim Clair 31J20 Teletype Repairman 7th RRFS 75-76Nothing AO related

yet80 Army

Rio Rancho, New

Mexico

Bill Clark

Dennis Clark

Ken Clark 204XONKP and

Vietnam73

Ischemic Heart

Disease, Prostate

Cancer and PTSD

90 USAF

Russ Clark 46250 Bomb Loader U-Tapao 70-71Type II Diabetes,

neuropathy60 USAF

Eagle Bend,

Minnesota

Jim Clawson Panama City, FL




%Awarded #


Jim Cleer Radio Ops/SP Aug U-Tapao/NKP71,71-

72.74-75

Diabetes Type 2,

Melanoma, Diabetic

Retinopathy,

Squamous and Basil

Cell cancer,

Hypertension, actinic

keratosis,

Neuropathy.

20 2 USAF MDcleerjp@co

mcast.net

Ray (Sharon) Clifton Mechanic Udorn 70 USAFrmcslc33@a

ol.com

Chuck Cline 05H40 7th RRFS 74-75

Dan ClineECM Electronic Counter

MeasuresUbon 72-73

Diabetes,Ischemic

Heart Disease2 USAF

Larry Clum 20450 Intel Ubon, Udorn67-68, 69-

70

Larry A. Cochran USAF Center, TX

Paul Cochran

Lloyd Cockran

David Cody

43151F Aircraft

Maintenance Tech-Turbo

Prop Aircraft(Crew Chief

on AC130 Spectre

Gunships) Aircraft #55-

0014 A Model 130s

Ubon 72-73

Bob Coe

Gary Coffman Sr.




%Awarded #


Jay Cole4258 FMS, Environmental

SystemsU-Tapao 67-68

Diabetes Mellitus

Type 2, Tinnitus 10 2 USAF Nobelsville, INjlcole5@yah

oo.com

James Coleman

Jimmy R. Coleman Aircraft Electrician Takhli 67

Skin Cancer-

Melanoma,High Blood

Pressure, Tinnitus,

Hearing Loss,

Hypothyroid,

Essential Tremor,

Sleep Apnea

1

ducksday00

[email protected]

om

Don Collins

James Collins Crew Chief C-130 Udorn 68

Ken Colmark 7th RRFS 73-74 Army

Mark J. Colrud Ubon 66-67

Lung Cancer, COPD,

Ischemic Heart

Disease, Kidney

Cancer

Denver Combs

Dave Conder J4315C Ubon 69-70

Type II Diabetesphantomphi

[email protected]

David Conley 301XX Ubon 70-71

Tinnitus, Type II

Diabetes,

Hypertension, Knees10 4

Roger ConnSecurity Police, 8th

SquadronUbon 71-72

Ischemic Heart

Disease, Tinnitus,

Bilateral Hearing Loss

30 (IHD), 10

(T), 3 (BHL) 2

4/1/2017,

07/2017USAF

roger.cconn

@gmail.co

m

Gary L Cook Udorn, NKP 69-70

Ischemic Heart

Disease 1 USAF

Oklahoma,

Denied in Little

Rock

Jackie Cook












%Awarded #


Chelsey B. Coombs Jet Engine Mechanic NKP 68-69

Robert G. Cooper

Field Maint Shop

Hydraulics and

Pnuematics

Ubon 72-73

Philip Cordova EB-66 Crew Chief Korat 72-73

Ischemic Heart

Disease, Heart Attack-

1 Stent

2 USAFibcordova@

yahoo.com

Lynn Cornell 203 Vietnamese NKP, 7th RRFS 75-76

George Cornelius

AFSC 29150

Communication Center

Specialist

Takhli 66-67

Parkinson Disease

1 USAF

P.O. Box 156

316 Walnut

Street

Smithmill, PA

16680

gcorn5@co

mcast.net

John Charles Cox71L Administrative

Specialist

Korat - Camp

Friendship68 Army

Karl Coy

Randall Craft

Udorn,

Nakhom

Phanom

71-72, 69-

70USAF

Steve Crane 5050 - 432nd SPS, K9 Unit Udorn 69-70

Michael Cravener 7th RRFS 74-75 Army

Barry Crawford 43151C 72 Shelby Twp., MI

Barry Crist

Rafael Di Cristina-Cabrera

Pete CritchleyAFSC 431x1 Acft Maint, CC

on F105G

Udorn, Takhli,

Korat

68-69,

70,70-72

Type 2 Diabetes, High

Blood Pressure USAF Victorville, CAcritchleyp@

msn.com

Eugene (Mary Louise)Crocker

(Deceased)

6K20 QM, Heavy

Equipment Operator

Camp Sama

San66-68

Diabetes Mellitus,

Type II, Ischemic

Heart Disease

Marshville, GA








%Awarded #


James Cronkrite MMS Ubon 71-72

Doug Cross POL U-Tapao 74-75

Thomas CrossAircraft Refueler, Flight

Line

Takhli,

Perimeter

bulk

Perimeter

Aug 72-

Feb 73

Diabetes,gastroperisis

,neuropothy,sleep

apnea,congestive

heart failure.

1 USAF

248 Apple Jack

Ln. Greensburg,

PA 15601

tlc121452@

gmail.com

David Crotts05H Morse Code

Interceptor7th RRFS 74-75 Army Grinnell, Iowa

david.crotts

[email protected]

m

Peter Crttndn

Randy Crum 462 72-74

Wayne Cude26I Microwave Satelite

Repair69-70

Dan Cullen Ubon 67-68

Jim Cummins

Bill Cunningham SP Dog Handler U-Tapao 75-76 Knees 50

Ron Current

Ken Curry

Jerry Cutrer

David Dalton 71H30 -Personnel 7th RRFS68-69,75-

76Army Foley, AL

Jon Daniels 408th MMS Ubon 71-72 USAF Michigan

Barry Dannenhower Air Born Radio Repair U-Tapao 71-72 USAF

Senger Dave

Howard Davis 11TRS F4 Rece. Udorn 69-70

Jimmy Davis

Kimberly Davis

Willie Davis76Y10 Supply and

Armorer Specialist

Camp Same

San74-75

Diabetes Mellitus

Type II1 Pflugerville, TX

Bill Dawson







%Awarded #


Janis Dean

John Dean

Michael Deavy

Ronald DeBuhrBomb Load Crew, 555th

TFSUbon 66-67

Dan Decker

Aircraft Doppler Radar

and Inertial Nav Systems

Tech

Udorn, 432nd

AMS

Jan - Dec

1970

Peripheral

neuropathy, diabetes 90% A lot USAF Texas

Dee Dee

Melvin Degrange

Rich DeHeer 43151F C-130 Crew Chief Ubon

Joe Delaney

Weapons - 462, Loading

aircraft and repairing

weapons systems

Udorn 66-67 USAF

Bobby Denham

Don D. Devincenzo

James Craig Devlin Korat,Ubon 73-74

Chronic Lymphocytic

Leukemia 100%

Red Dickens

Leslie Dickey

Herb DicksonAFSC 431x1 Acft Maint, CC

on F105GKorat 67-68

Ischemic Heart

Disease, Congestive

Heart Failure, mitral

valve installed.

Double bypass 1985,

again 2002. 4 Heart

Attacks, 5 Boston

Scientific Biventricular

Deviced, High Blood

Pressure

1-

Current

NOD

NA USAF Matthews, NICherb052@y

ahoo.com

Mike Judy DillinghamCrew Chief KC-135 & B-52

DUSAF Bossier City, LA




%Awarded #


Lisa Starnes Dirkes

Steven Dobschuetz Munitions for B-57's Ubon 70-71

Sean Doherty

Jim Donlon462X0, 555TFS, 555 TFS &

432 MMSUbon, Udorn

67-68, 68-

69

Lung Cancer, Tinnitus,

Hearing Loss 100,10,0 1 USAF Shalimar, FLimvel@cox.

net

Thomas Dooley 71HE30 Personnel

Camp

Friendship,

7th RRFS

68-69

Hypertension,

Ischemic Heart Attack

prior to 1995, Heart

attack 2003-Bypass,

Neuropathy Asthma,

COPD, Type II

Diabetes,

Degenerative Disc,

Major Back Surgery-

2012 & 2017

1 Army

518 Estelle Ave.,

Blackwood, NJ

08012

tomdofsnj@

gmail.com

William Joseph Paul Doubek

AFSC T81170A-1 & 2, 8th

SPS/K-9, 56th SPS/K-

9,374th TAW/FMS (PI),

374 TAW/FMS (PI)

Ubon, NKP,

Bangkok, U-

Tapao, NKP

70-71,

75,

76,TDY

74

Pancreatic Biopsy

70 1 7/4/1905 USAF

Tom Dougherty

Jim Downs 281st MP CoSamae San

(Saitahip)73-76

Cancer100

George DrakeAMS Radar Tech with KC

135s

Korat, U-

Tapao, Takhli72

Ischemic Heart

Disease -Quadruple

bypass 17 stents-

TMLR

2 denials

NOD 8-

14

USAF Kansas

Patricia Drummond

Jd Duane

Tom Dubelbeis

Thomas Duda MMS 456 NKP 72

Carl Duesterbeck

Trisha McDonald Duffy






%Awarded #


Ronald Duke

Bill Duncan

Richard M. Dunn 388th FMS, Airframe

Repairman SpecialistKorat 75

Albuquerque,

NM

Bill Dunning

James Daniel "Jimmy"

(Rene McClellan)Durham 46250 Weapons Mechanic Udorn, NKP

Stroke, Diabetes,

Kidneys

0 2 USAF Smyrna, GAturbohog@

charter.net

Thomas E. (Ruth Coffman) Duryea Crew Chief B66 and RF101

and everything else.

Udorn, Takhli 67-68 Amyloidosis in his

brain, Hemianopcia

(vision), seizures,

hypertension,

hypothyroidism,

depression, dementia

with behavior

disturbances,

psychosis, neuropathy

of extremities, sleep

apnea, DVT.

5 USAF Ohio Veteran's

Home,

Sandusky, OH

570 Lake Shore

Drive, Willard,

OH 44890

rutheduryea

@yahoo.co

m

Daniel Dusina

60250

Passenger/Household

Goods Specialist, Traffice

Management Office

Customs Inspector

Takhli 73

Prostate Cancer, High

Blood Pressure, Type

II Diabetes, Nerve

Neuropathy, Sleep

Apnea

1ddusina@sb

cglobal.net

Jennifer Madden Dyar Bang Pla 68-70









%Awarded #


Eugene DzialoWeapons Control

Mechanic, 32251NTakhli 67-68

Diabetes,Ischemic

Heart Disease,

Esophagal Cancer

1 USAF

21 Fernwood

Rd. Avon,

CT 06001

dzialoe1@c

omcast.net

J. D. Earl 05H20 7th RRFS73-74, 75-

76

Rod Early

Keith Eash Waiting on answers

Golden Eaton Jr SP Takhli 69-71

Gary Ecklund

Judy Eder

Rob Debra Edmonds

Pete Edralin Dental Tech Udorn 72-73

John L. (Ann) Edwards

Auto Mechanic,

Carpenter, 561st

Engineering

Korat 63-64

Type II Diabetes, High

Blood Pressure, Legs

and arms neuropathy,

neck and back

problems, heels

spurs, body rash,

rosacea on snose and

skin cancers.

3 Army

156 Abercorn St.

, Warner Robins,

GA 31088




%Awarded #


Dennis Eisenhart

Thomas L Elfers

Keith Elliott Udorn 68-69

Daniel Merl Ellis

John Ellis 423X0Utapao, Ubon,

Korat72-74

Several,Prostate

Cancer60 1

David Carl Ellison

Vinnie Engbith

Teddy England 46250 U-Tapao 72-73 Hanover, WV

Bob Erbs 72-73 Skin Cancer

Ed Erickson

Bob Evans30250 Meterological

TechnicianUbon 72-73

Type II Diabetes,

Enlarged Heart, High

Blood Pressure

2 Years

since

appeal

was

filed.

USAF

Vincennes,

Indiana, VFW in

Indianapolis

Jeff Evarts A1C 63150 Bulk Fuels Ubon 73

Type II Diabetes and

Tinnitus, PTSD, Sleep

Apnea

30

(Diabetes),

10

(Tinnitus)

2 Sleep

Apnea, 4

PTSD

8/1/2015 USAF

jeffevarts61

@gmail.co

m

Bob Fabien Transportation OfficeSamae San

(Saitahip)70-71

Ken Fairchild

349 th MMS

Bombloader/307th MMS

Loading and pre load

Takhli,U-

Tapao

Joe Feltner

Linda Field U-Tapao

Dan Fields 98G, Khmer Linguist - ASA7th RRFS

(Ramasun)75-76

Diabetes II, Bladder

Cancer X21 Army

404 Broad St.,

Berlin, MD

21811

dan.t.fields

@gmail.co

m

Ed Fink42152 Hydraulic

RepairmanKorat

1/74-

6/75

Multiple Myeloma,

Ischemic Heart

Disease

USAF Floridafinky12@ao

l.com

Daryl Fiscus

Donna Earp Fisher










%Awarded #


Mike Fisher81170A Military Working

Dog HandlerUdorn 71-72 USAF

Larry F Fisher Sr.Assistant Flight Chief, 44th

TFSUbon 70

Mark J. Fleckenstein

Ramon Flores 307th MMS , 46270Takhli, U-

Tapao

71-72,73-

74

Type II Diabetes2 USAF Tucson, AZ

LonnieFlowers

(Deceased)56th SPS

Nakhon

Phanom

70-71, 73-

75

PAD 10 Stents in

thighs- secondary

diabetes

90 2 3/1/2015 USAFNew Orleans,

Louisiana

Debbie Forbes 4258 OMS U-Tapao 68-69

Don Forgie

Takhli, TDY

RVN, Laos,

Cambodia

73-74

None

Mike Fortenberry U-Tapao 72

Dan Foss 43151C Udorn

Bob FosterCamp

Friendship66-67

Ray Foster 461X0 Munitions U-Tapao, NKP70-71/74-

76, 72-73

Larry Fowler 26350 RadarPhitsanulok,

Ubon

66-67,67-

68

Prostate Cancer, Type

2 Diabetes 2 USAF

Jacksonville,

North Carolina

Thomas Frame

Stephen Francis


%Awarded #


Daniel Franklin

Fred Frazier 98C 7th RRFS 72-74

Michael Frazier 98C7th RRFS, 7th

RRFS

72-73, 75-

76

David Frederick 535X0 Corrosion Control Korat 71-72

Prostate Cancer,

Ischemic Heart

Disease

1 USAF

tigerman41

350@gmail.

com

Paul Fredericksen Crew Chief F-105 Korat, Takhli 68-69

Gall Bladder Cancer,

Primary Sclerosing

Cholangitis, Ulcerative

Colitis, Skin Cancer

X5, Rosacea, Arthritis,

Hypothyroidism,

Hearing Loss, Tinnitus

10 (T) 1 USAF Mill Creek, WA

pfrederickse

[email protected]

m

David Fredrickson IR/LLLTV/LTD-R,AC130,MP Udorn RTAFB 70-71

Peripheral

neuropathy,

increased paun in

Peripheral

neuropathy.

100

updated

from 90 on

July 2016

3 12/14/2015 USAF Geneva, ALAC130Z@ao

l.com

Woody R. Freeman

Paul Frontz USAF

Steve Frye

Kenny Fulbright 73270, 4627071-72, 72-

74

Carl Cotton Fuller SP Ubon 67-68

Ed Funk 32853 U-Tapao 74-75

Ischemic Heart

Disease with aortic

valve replacement.

David Victor Furman

Roger C. Furrow

Allan Fuss

53450 Airframe Structural

Repair, 553rd FMS, Det 1,

56th Special Operations

Korat, Udorn69-70, 71-

72










%Awarded #


Steve Gabay

Automatic Flight Control

Systems Specialist, 8th

Avionics Maintenance

Squadron

Ubon 69-70

Renal Cell Carcinoma,

Melanoma, Chronic

Lymphocytic

Leukemia, Richter's

Syndrome

1 USAF Abilene, KSsgabay@kv

eng.com

Bill Gafford

John Gagnier

Jim GagnonF431X1C Crew Chief F-

105sKorat, Takhli

Phil Gainer

Tom GalliherSecurity Police AFSC

81150Udorn RTAFB 74-75

Type 2 Diabetes, High

Blood Pressure, Skin

issues.USAF

San Antonio,

Texas

Steve Galus

Philip A. Gamage Prop Mechancic Korat, NKP67-68, 71-

72USAF

John Harry Gannon57th Light Maintenance

Company, Truck MechanicRaum Chit Chi 69-71 Crown Point, IN

Ashley Garcia

Brendan Garcia

Christy Garcia

James R. GarciaSecurity Police Dog

Handler

Udorn,

Nakhon

Phanom

RTAFB, U-

Tapao

70-73

Myasthenia Gravis,

Type II Diabetis,

Peripheral

Neuropathy

40

Jim Gardner 05K7th RRFS

Ramasun73-75

Clear Cell Basil,

Kidney Removed Army

jimgardner

@ymail.co

m

Kenneth Garrigues

635th CSG TS-Motor Pool,

635th Combat Support

Group-Wrecker Operator,

on and off base.

U-Tapao 68-69

PTSD







%Awarded #


Royce W Garsee 55270 Carpenter67-69, 72-

74

Alejandro (Michelle

Shipley Garza)Garza 291 NKP 74-75

Eugene - Gene Garzone 42173 AGE U-Tapao 68-69

Lee Gee 70250

Don Muang

Airport Aerial

Mail Terminal

73-74

Bilateral pes planus

(50%),Obstructive

sleep apnea

(50%),Lumbar

Strain,Lumbar

strain,lumbar

intervertebral disc

syndrome,degenerati

ve disc

disease,degenerative

joint disease,spinal

stenosis,spondylolisth

esis

100 4 Jan-14 USAF Kathleen, GAleeg1951@

gmail.com

Mike Geiman32850 Aircraft Radio

RepairUdorn 72-74

Walter Geiss

USAF Postal and Courier

Service USAFPCS OL 1604

/AFSC 70270

Administration

Don Muang

RTAFB70-72

Ischemic Heart

Disease,Type 2

Diabetes, neuropathy,

hypertension, high

blood pressure.

2 USAF Kansas

Larry (Pam Stamback) George

44th Engineer Group and

16th Engineer Company,

Mechanic and making

roads

68-69




%Awarded #


Hal Geren

36251 Telephone Switch

Repair/Central Office

Repair/Tandem Switch

Ubon, Camp

Friendship,

Korat

72-73 USAF

Dennis Gharst

Steve (Frances) GibbsAFCS 32873, Electronic

Security ServieNKP 72-73

Diabetes, Kidney

Disease

1 USAF Las Vegas, NV

Randy Gibreal

Hoot Gibson

Victor Gilkes

46150 Munition Speialist,

Bomb Dump Work

Locations

Udorn, Korat 72-74

Prostate Cancer

1 USAFhughgie@ya

hoo.com

Hugh Gill

Jerry Gilman

Anita Gilmore Wadesboro, NC

Jim Gilson Medic Korat USAF

David Giudici

Peter Glendon Sr

Dennis Goens

Bob Goetz645X0 - Supply - Individual

Equipment and Tool CribUtapao 72

Basil Cell &

Melanoma USAF Brighton, MIGoetzRC@g

mail.com

Ralph Goff6022/6032 Jet Mechanic,

Test CellNam Phong 72

Mike Goldsbury

Enrique Gonzalez Plane Captain/FlightlineDanang, Nam

Phong72-73

Peripheral

neuropathy2

Jack Goodrich






%Awarded #


Bob Gordon 355 TFW MSL Takhli 69

Ischemic heart

disease, 5 stents,

pacemaker,

perifpheral

neuropathy

3 so far USAF Georgiardgdroid@g

mail.com

Richard Gordon

Charles Gosnell 388th Supply Korat 73-74Type ll Diabetes,

Tinnitus USAF

Richard Goude

Bruce Gouldsberry

Barry Green307th OMS Crew Chief KC

135'sU-Tapao 70-71

Herchel Green USAF

Bobby (Robert) Greene307 MMS AGE Jammer

RepairU-Tapao 70-71

Type II Diabetes,

Neuropathy, Tinnitus,

Hearing Loss

10

Claim

submitte

d

10/2013

denied

2/1/201

5. One

denial

for

Diabetes

II and

Neuropa

thy

USAF North Carolina

Ron Green

43151C - Aircraft

Maintenance Specialist -

Crew Chief F-4E's

Ubon

Patrick M. Gregoire62E20, Co. C, 809th

Engineer Btn. (Const.)

Phanom

Sarakham65-66

Ischemic Heart

Disease, Tinnitus,

Hearing Loss, Basil

Cell Carcinoma

Army PA

pmgregoire

@gmail.co

m







%Awarded #


Lowell Keith Gregory4258th AEMS Aircraft

Radar & Navigation RepairU-Tapao 68-69

Ischemic Heart

Disease, Bypass,

Tinnitus, Severe

Hearing Loss. Skin

Cancer, COPD,

Neuropathy,Intestinal

resection. Essential

Tremors, Anxiety,

Depression, Sleep

Apnea, PTSD,

Degenerative Spinal

Disease

10 2 USAFPortsmouth,

Ohio

keithgrg357

@aol.com

(Terri) Grenier SP NKP 74

Tim Gress

Bobby Griffin Korat 69-70

Dan Griffin43151A Security Forces

Augmentee APUdorn 73-74

Ronald Griffis57th Light Maintenance

Company, Truck MechanicRaum Chit Chi 69-70

Chloracne, Type II

Diabetes,

Neuropathy,

COPD/Asthma, End of

Life Lung Disease

30

Joe Griffith51170 Data Processing

Machine SupervisorUbon 66-67 USAF

Palm Bay,

Florida

Keith GriffithAFSC 43151C, F105 Crew

Chief,388th FMSKorat 66

Type II Diabetes,

Tinnitus,

Neuropathy(lower

Extremities, High

Blood Pressure

2 USAF Fl

Jim Grimes

Karen Grizzle




%Awarded #


Robert Grizzle 81150 Security Specialist Udorn 73-74

Diabetes Mellitus

Type II, Diabetic

Nephropathy-Stage III

Kidney Disease,

Diabetic Neuropathy

(Lower

Extremities(Both)-

Upper

Extremeties(hands)(B

oth), Diabetic

Retinopathy,

Hyperlipidemia,

Hypertension,

Hypothroidism,

Eczema and Cellulitis.

90 Nov-16 USAF Hampton, ILbobgriz@ho

tmail.com

Steve Grizzle, Sr.

Larry Grubb

Gary Grubbs AGE? Udorn 74-75

David Gruber

Chris Guerra Aircraft Fuels Repairman Udorn 74-75

Don (Michelle) Guerra

Turrent Artillery

Repairman, 57th

Ordinance Group, 25th

Infantry

Camp

Friendship -

Korat

62-63

Type II Diabetes,

Ischemic Heart

Disease,

Hypertension,

Micturation

Syncoope, Diabetic

Retinopathy, Diabetic

Peripheral

Neuropathy

100 Nov-15 Army Cadillac, MI

doncollins9

23@yahoo.

com

Rick Gurk AGE NKP- TDY 71-75

Gary Hager Sr. SP Ubon 74-75

Debbie Love Haggard







%Awarded #


John Hagon 31J20 Teletype Repairman 7th RRFS 71-72

Gordon E Hahn

Jerry Hales307th TMP, Motor Pool

Operations. U-Tapao 72-73

Multiple Myeloma,

Tinnitus, Ischemic

Heart Disease,

Neuropathy, Dibetes

Mellitus, Multiple

Myeloma

10 Bountiful, UT

Rich Hall Philadelphia, PA

William Halliday

John Halter

Harold Hammond WCS 32251P, F4C, D&E Ubon, Udorn

Luke Hankamer 42370 Aircraft Electrician Udorn 73-74AOE Screening at

Dallas, VAUSAF

Fort Worth,

Texas

Danny Hankins 32650 Takhli 73

Ronald Hanlin

Linda Gillen Harbin 311 Cleves, OH

Bobby Harden

Larry Harker 6280th Hospital Takhli 72-73 USAF

Harold Harmon46250 Flight line load

crew - Bomb Loader

U-Tapao,

Korat

72-73, 74-

75

Diabetes, Ischemic

Heart Disease, Sleep

Apnea, High Blood

Pressure

1 USAFKearney,

Nebraska

hharmon70

@gmail.co

m

Carl Harper

Dyann (Buell) Harris Air Craft Mechanic U-Tapao 71-72 Parkinson's 1 (2011) USAF

Tom Harriss





%Awarded #


Bob Hartgraver

Amy Revette Hartline

Paul HartmanUbon, U-

Tapao67-68

Ischemic Heart

Disease30

Laura Harvey-Kemler

Gordon Hays

62B - Heavy Equipment

Mechanic, Dispatcher and

TAMMS clerk in motor

pool, 809th disbandment,

Billeting Office at HHC

USARSUPTHAI

NKP, Korat 70

Prostate Cancer

1 Army

Andy Hazelbaker

James Hearst81150 432nd Security

Police SquadronUdorn 69-70

Bruce Hedlund 16th SOS Gunner Ubon 70-71

Bill Heinz 46250

Dennis Heiserman 432 FMS Sheet Metal Udorn 72

Ed Heitman461 Munitons Maintenane

Specialist, 408 MMSUbon 70-71

Pete Helfrich

32270, 35570 RF4C 432

TRW, 11th TRS 14th TRS,

Camera Truck NCOIC,

Flighhtline and PPIF 432nd

Maintenance/QA PI

Mission NCO, Walked on

TGAT Red Road several

times at midnight after

C123Ks would spray AO

Udorn 70 USAF

Rick Helton

Ed Henderson Ashheville, NC


%Awarded #


Ed (Administrator 2) Henderson 33C20 7th RRFS 69-70

Ischemic Heart

Disease 7 Stents,

Tinnitus, PTSD, Back

Injury

10 3 ArmyRochester Hills,

MI 48306

ejh253@gm

ail.com

Martha Adamson

(Administrator 1)Henderson Administrator

Don Hendren

Dan F. HensleyVehicle Maintenance

472XX

U-Tapao, TDY

Guam74-75

Type II Diabetes,

Peripheral

Neuropathy, High

Blood Pressure, Fibro

80 Jun-16 USAF Mesa, Arizona

Billie Hensley-Hurtt

Roger Hepburn AFSC 24170 Korat 72-73

Hearing Loss,

Hypothyroidism, Type

II Diabetes, Upper and

lower Neuropathy, 3

heart stents, PTSD,

Tinnitus and

Hypertension

USAF Dadeville, ALhep419@g

mail.com

Robert Herder

81150 Security Specialist,

56th Security Police Sq.,

56th Combat Support

Group

NKP 74

Hearing Loss, Chronic

Prostate and Renal

Issues, Spinal

Stenosis, Chronic

Digestive Issues,

Cognitive problems,

Arthritis, Cardio

Vascular Disease and

Hypothroidism

USAF

20 Libby Lane #E-

78, Warren, RI

02885

ibtrog@yah

oo.com

Stephen Herlein

Randy Herrell

27250C Radar Air Traffice

Controller Rapcon

Between Runway and

Taxiway

Udorn 69-70








%Awarded #


Felix HerringAir Traffice Control, GCA

controllerKorat 64-65 USAF

Irene Herring

Jerry HessAir Traffic Controller,

Security Augmentee

Korat (Green

Hills)69-70

CAD (IHD), Stroke,

Triple-by-pass,

hypertension

2 USAF Thailand

Dave Hetzel

Archie Hickerson Administration U-Tapao 73-74San Bernardino,

CA

Larry Hicks 42350 Udorn

Naomi Hicks

Tom Hicks

Richard Higginbotham

John L. High4258th Strat Wing, 4258th

FMS/AGE

U-Tapao Royal

Navy Airfield

FMS/AGE

67-68 USAFMurfreesboro,

Tn

jhigh@comc

ast.net

Ed Hill

Jack W Hill 05H20, 71B 7th RRFS 73-74 ArmyW5424 Colin St.,

Appleton, WI

sabaideejac

[email protected]

m

James H Hill 32E20 68-70

David Himmelstein

Ronald Hinderliter

Jim Hinnant 05H

7th RRFS /

Camp Sama

San

74-75

Peter HipsonGround Radio Equipment

RepairUbon 73-74, 76

Ischemic Heart

Disease, Prostate

Cancer,CHF

100 1 01/12/14 USAF Jaffrey, NH

peterhipson

[email protected]

m

Gary Hirt AGE Jammer Shop Ubon 69










%Awarded #


Terry Hirt

538th Engineer C Co,

44C20 Welder Equipment

Repair

Camp

Sungwein,

Samae San

68-69

Ischemic Heart

Disease, 2 Stents,

Aorta Anurism,

COPD,Emphazima,

PTSD,High Blood

Pressure, Pulmonary

Artery Disease

thirt65@gm

ail.com

David Hitchcock

Rick Hofer

Nick Hoffman NKP 66-67

Hannah (Fred) Hogan

Kenneth L. Holland

Jimmie Lee Hollis

AFSC: Jet Engine

Mechanic 43250, AFSC

43270

Udorn, NKP68-69, 72-

73USAF

William Billy Holmes AP / SP Takhli

John Holmgren

432nd A&E mostly on

F104's and RF4C's plus

many others

Udorn 66-67

Cancers

USAF

Terry Holmgren Blue Mound, IL

Richard T Holstein

Michael Holt 81150 SP NKP 72-73

Bladder Cancer,

USAF Ladson, SC

mrholt251

@yahoo.co

m

Jimmy Honzell 29150 Ubon 68-69

Ronald Elwood Hook A43451A Flight Engineer NKP 68

Lee Hornbaker 4277467-68, 71-

73USAF

Ray HortonAerospace Ground

EquipmentUbon 71-73

Joseph M. HostetterElectriacl Power

ProductionKorat 67-68

Ischemic Heart

Disease USAFMechanicville,

NY

mikeh@sag

euniverse.c

om

Jimjr Hougland










%Awarded #


Terry HousleyAir Freight/Passenger

ServiceNKP 73-74

George Hovey

Wendy Smith Howell

Sarah Howsmon

Dennis (Debbie)Howsmon

(Deceased)Munitions Specialist Ubon 72

Type II Diabetes,

Ischemic Heart

Disease, Emphysema,

COPD

USAF

Michael Hoxter

Larry Hubler

Douglas Huffaker

Richard Hughes

Dennis Huitt43171E Aircraft Maint Jet

Over 2 Engines

U-Tapao

RTAFB74-75

Ischemic Heart

Disease, Peripheral

Neuropathy, High

Blood Pressure, PTSD,

Early Stage

Parkinson's

TBD USAF Panama City FL

Dwight Hulvey AFSC 43151E U-Tapao 69

Gary Hunt

David Hunter46250 Weapons Maint.

Mech.Korat 73-74

Type II Diabetes,

Lyphymo Cancer1 USAF

Crawfordsville,

IN

Vernon "Mickey" (Tracy

Parris)Hutchinson Jet Engine Mechanic, F4 60's

William Hutchinson

Frank Hyatt

Vernon Stephen Icke Flight Line Ubon 69-70

Don Ingalls474th OMS F-111A Crew

ChiefTakhli, Korat

70-71, 73-

74

Type II Diabetes,

Ischemic Heart

Disease High Blood

Pressure, Prostate

Problems, Skin

Cancer, Sleep Apnea

3

mrclock@m

indspring.co

m

Edward Irizarry Flight Line on B-52's U-Tapao 68-69

Rusty Jacobs





%Awarded #


Bob Jadinak

Albert B. James

Gary James

Terrance Jamison 53170 Master Machinist Takhli & Korat 70-71

Diabetes

Melitius,Type II,

Diabetic

Glaucoma,Diabetic

Retinopath, Bladder

Cancer

2 USAF Bolingbrook, IL

two_smoot

h@ameritec

h.net

Kathy Jarboe

Max Jeffrey SP Korat

Phil Jern 31J20 Teletype Repairman 7th RRFS 74-75

Ischemic heart

disease, Diabetes,

Neuropathy, High

Blood Pressure, End

Stage Renal Disease

Army

E Eugene Jester Medic 69-70

Jerry Jimison AC Fuel System Repair U-Tapao 66-67

Gary Johngrass Fuels Ubon 71-72

High Blood Pressure,

dry eye syndrome,

Diabetes,

Neuropathy, Tremors,

Skin Cancer, Jungle

Rash

50

Charles Johnson

Deborah Johnson 33F20-I, FLR-9 Technician7th RRFS -

Ramasun75-76

Type II Diabetes,

Neuropathy, High

Blood PressureArmy

Gary Johnson





%Awarded #


Ken Johnson42153 Ground Power on

the Flight Line.U-Tapao 68-69

Type II Diabetes,

COPD Neuropathy,

Sleep Apnea, Blood

Pressure, Lower Back

Fusion

USAF

3460 S

Yellowstone

Hwy. Apt 21,

Idaho Falls, ID

83402

utahknight

@yahoo.co

m

Len Johnson

Rene Johnson

Robin Johnson King, NC

Park Johnny Johnson II Ubon

Jim Johnson Jr54450 Crogenics, 63150

FuelsU-Tapao, NKP

71-73, 74-

75

Ischemic Heart

Disease, COPD,

Chronic Airway

Inflammation

Billie Johnston

Jim Johnston

Wayne (Diane Wohlstrom

DeTar)Johnston

Security Police - Walked

the perimeter of the base.U-Tapao 70-71

Peripheral

Neuropathy 2 USAF La Mesa, CA

johnstonwa

[email protected]

t

Leroy Jones

Ralph Jones

Robert Jones 906X0 NKP, Korat70-71, 72-

73

Steve Jones

Cecil Jordan U-Tapao 72-73

Gary Joseph Air Traffic Controller 68-70 USAF

Kevin Juul

Steve Kacvinsky

Kenneth Kaelin 43151AUdorn, Det 1,

56th SOW70-71

Diabetes Type II, End

Stage Renal Disease,

Neuropathies1 USAF

Jeffersonville,

Indiana

Bryan Kalish0311 Attached to the 16

MAW SupportUdorn 62

Charles John Kathrein

Ralph (Janet) Kauffman 388th Runway Barriers Korat 73








%Awarded #


Mickey Kay 32270 Recce Camera 69-70

Ken Kaylor

Cable Splicing Specialist

361X4, 408th MMS, 483rd

EIS Munitions

Maintenance Specialist

46131

Ubon, Korat70-71, 72-

76USAF

Bob Keary Engine run up Ubon

Daniel Keenan

Joseph Keene

432nd OMS, 432nd

Tactical Fighter Wing, F-4

Phase Maintenance,

431X1C-1

Udorn RTAFB 74-75 Wildomar, CA

Mike KeiferPreload 4258thMMS,

Weapons loader68-69

Diabetes Type II,

Hypertension,

Neuropathy Hands

and Feet, Retinopathy

3 Northville, MI??

DP Kelly 388th SPS K-9 Korat 71-72

Ischemic Heart

Disease, 2 Stents,

Hearing Loss

Claim still

Pending

VSO is VVA

USAF Connecticut

Edward Kelly42351 Environmental

Systems in FMS

Takhli, U-

Tapao

69-70, 71-

72

John & Laura Kelsch433 rd Tac, F-4 Crew Chief,

Maintenance SquadUbon 68-69

Prostate Cancer

0 4 USAF Washington

JohnandLau

ra@commu

nitynet.com

Dean Kennedy

Joe Key





%Awarded #


Mikell Kiersey 4101 st SAC, 307th SACTakhli, U-

Tapao72-73

CAD,Heart Disease,

PTSD,Uemployability

100 75,82,84,89,05 USAF

Bruce KilgoreAFSC 81150 , Security

Policeman

Udorn, TDY's

Vietnam71-72

60% plud

SMC, 20%

for DMII,

20% lower

right

peripheral

neuropathy,

20% lower

left

peripheral

neuropathy

and 10%

bilateral

diabetic

retinopathy.

Charles Kincade

Alana Kindle 46250 Takhli, Korat 69-70

Don (Jan) King

809th Eng Hq Unit

Commander, Finance

Officer for 809th

Phanom

Sarakham,

Raum Chit Chi

5/67-

11/67,

11/67-

5/69

Parkinson's,Dementia

, Cardiac Disease100 2 05 2015 Army Arkansas

king43993

@gmail.co

m





%Awarded #


Pat Kingsley Udorn 66-67

Randy Kinnaird NKP 72

Jack Kinslow Accounting & Finance Ubon 72

Steve Kipp 77150 Ubon 65-66

Joyce Ann Kish

Terry Kitchen Flight Line Udorn 74-75 2

Arthur Knapp73250-CBPO - Personnel

SpecialistKorat

Ischemic Heart

Disease, Hypertension

and AFIBUSAF Orwigsburg, PA

knapp306@

gmail.com

Stuart Koch 33E20Korat-Camp

Friendship70

Prostate Cancer 2 Last by

DROArmy

Willow Street,

PA

skoch@tcnj.

edu

Levi Koepp

Richard P Kohlhaas 1141 Electrician Nam Phong Type II Diabetes 40 Jan-10

Carl Kolb43151E. B-52 Mechanic,

RecoveryU-Tapao 73-74

Harry O Komprood 54470 Cryogenic Specialist Takhli 72

Ischemic Heart

Disease, Sleep Apnea

1 USAF Russellville, AR

hokomproo

d@suddenli

nk.net

Pete Kondrosky432 TRW/Supply/538

SectionUdorn 67-68 USAF

Dave Koren

Hank Koski 46150, EOD NKP 69-70

Duane Koss

Dana Krall46250 Bomb Loader, 23rd

/TASSFOL

Nakhom

Phanom,

Takhli

72-74, 74

Lung Cancer

1 USAF Atascadero, CAdana.krall@

gmail.com

Jerry Krallman Det 4 6922 Security Wing 68-70

Nancy Kramer 1st SOS, 19721 NKP

Joe Krause

George Krigbaum

Charles Krueger

Tammy Krupa











%Awarded #


William L. (Mary) Krutz Jet Engine Mechanic EB-66 Takhli 66

Lung, bone, brain and

lymph cancers. Awaiting RO

decision

after BVA

approval

4

Service

granted

July14, 2016

by BVA

USAF Wisconsin

John L. Kuhns

Bob La Rosa

A46270 18th Special

Operations Squadron,

Aerial Gunner, Stinger

Gunships

NKP 71-72

Marvin Lacy

42350 Jet Engine

Mechanic, F4 Aircraft on

the flight line and trim

pad.

Ubon 71-72

Chronic Lymphocytic

Leukemia CLL

Ron Ladd95 B, 281st MP Co.,

MACTHAI

Camp Same

San75-76

Jim Lamberson

Doris LandAircraft Maintenance

SquadronUbon 73-74

Lung Cancer Deceas

ed

Barry Landrum 46250 Weapons Specialist Udorn,Korat 72,73-74Tinnitus,Prostate

Cancer10

2,2nd

AppealJan-15 USAF Franklin, OH

Jeffrey S Landskroener

63C20 General Vehicle

Repairman, C Company

809th Eng, 53rd Trans Co

Camp Vayama 69-70

Skin Cancer, Enlarged

Prostate

Frederick Claus Lane

Marilyn Lane-Lash

Clarence Langston Takhli,Korat 68,67-68

Diabetes Melytis Type

II, Ischemic Heart

Disease, Periphial

Neuropathy,

Tennitus, Arthritis,

BPH

100

Larry Large

Elo Larsen


%Awarded #


Marty Lavens

Dennis Layton

Bob Leach

John M. Leach

Mike League

Bob Leary431 Aircraft Maintenance

Specialist, 14th TRSUdorn 72 USAF

Doug L. Leavitt

Ivan Lebron 635th SPS Tiger Flight U-Tapao 75-76 USAF

William Ledlow Jr.Don Muang,

NKP, U-Tapao

68-79, 71-

75, 75-76

John (Maria) Lee555 Squadron Crew Chief

on a fighter jetUdorn 68-69

Ischemic Heart

Disease, Diabetes 1

Robert Leeper

Terry LeFan 635th SPS U-Tapao 75-76

George Leggett

Ron Leighton 46170 Munitions U-Tapao70-71, 71-

72

Tom Lenard

Pete LentineAvionics Instrument

Specialist 388 CSGKorat 72-74

Ischemic Heart

Disease60 USAF

Russell R. Lentz 33B20 7th RRFS 69-70

Bruce Leonardo FMS Hydro 69-70Non Hodgkins

Lymphoma

R. L. Leslie Sentry Dog Handler, 388th Korat 69-70

Type II Diabetes and

Colon Cancer 1 USAF

Steve S Lewin30650 Crypto

MaintenanceAll Over 70-71

David Lewis

Terry Lewis Auxiliary Duty Udorn 68-69Non Hodgkins

Lymphoma Rising Sun, MD


%Awarded #


Ho'okele Lewis-Iwiula 43151C Korat, Udorn73-74, 75-

76

Type II Diabetes,

Peripheral

Neuropathy, ED,

Asthma,Present claim

NOD for tinnitus,new

secondary claim to

diabetes for skin

complication, asthma

denial for exposure to

jet fuel and engine

ehaust.

60%

Diabetes

May 2016

1 on Sep

2015

Submitted 03-

2015, UtahUSAF

chief4070@

gmail.com

James C LiddleCamp Same

San68-69

Warren LiebermanMicrowave Radio

RepairmanCamp Warin 65-66

Tinnitus, Prostate

Cancer 10 1 ArmySan Antonio,

Texas

wglieb60@g

mail.com

Thomas E. (Pat) LikinsCamp Khon

Kaen

Memory Loss, Olathe, KS

patlikins@a

tt.net

David Liles

Scott Lincoln

Hal Lischmann 95B - MP 7th RRFS 73-74

Robert LissoneSatellite Telemetry

Systems EngineerNKP 70-72

Hearing loss, Back

Injuries, Knee Issues,

Neuropathy,

Parkinsons,PTSD

USAF

2926 Arthur

MacArthur Rd.,

San Pedro, CA

blissone@s

bcglobal.net

John Lloyd

Vspa (Randy) Lmeighthundred

Chuck Loader81150A - Security

Specialist, K-9Ubon 73 USAF

Kathy Logan

Philip Loiacano 70250 Admin Takhli

Mitchell Lollar USAF Maryville, TN

Paula Rinehart Lomax U-Tapao 73-74

Robert Longcake 408 MMS Ubon 68-69 Montana










%Awarded #


Claudia Lopez

Jack Lorden

Ron Lorusso92XO (Aircrew Life

Support)

Takhli, TDY

NKP, DaNang

Vietnam 71

72

Neuropathy,

migraines, throid

cancer, L5/S1 thru L3

Damage and Surgery,

Denied Hearing Loss

70% Total comp.

70 1 USAF

7 Shady Oaks

Lane, Shalimar,

FL 32579

Jack Louden 90270 Med Service Tech Ubon 72-73

George Loughran 54350 Barrier Alert Udorn 71-72Diabetes Type II

2 Wood-Ridge, NJgllough5@a

ol.com

Ronnie LoveCrewchief F-105s, F100,

AN the F-4USAF

Phillip Lucas 100%

Fred Lucero

Gary LudwigAFSC 54250, CE Interior

Electrician

Takhli (TDY

from Osan

Korea)

72

Parkinson's

USAF Bellevue, NEpapagarry@

cox.net

Jeff (Ann) Ludwig Ubon

Michael Lykens

Robert Lypka Aircraft Welder, Flight Line Udorn 67






%Awarded #


Stuart Maas

Nace Macaluso

307th FMS, Aircraft Fuel

Systems Repair o B-52 and

KC-135

U-Tapao 72-73

Nick Macik

Bill Mack 95B - MPCamp

Friendship69-70

Joel Maddeaux WolfPack Jet Shop Ubon 69-70

Ischemic Heart

Disease USAF Inverness, FL

Carolyn Madden Udorn 70-71

Joe Madden23Tass(Facs) Flight Line

Mechanic on O2'sUdorn, NKP 68-69

Prostate Cancer

John Madden Teletype Repair Bang Pla 68-70Died of Lung Cancer

Army

Belmont MagillDeceased

August 4, 2015

Charles Magilson

Olly Mahle

Francis Mahon AFC 31551L Ubon


%Awarded #


Francis Makowski Munition Maintenance U-Tapao 70-71

Hearing Loss, Type II

Diabetes, Peripheral

Neuropathy

10 2

francismako

wski@yaho

o.com

Ed Mamon

Marci Manley TV Reporter from KARK in Little Rock, Arkansas

Edward Manor

Larry Manson32570 Automatic Flight

Control Systems

Ubon, Udorn,

Korat, U-

Tapao

70-72

Type 2 Diabetes,

Peripheral

Neuropathy, High

Blood Pressure,

Peripheral Artery

Disease

USAF Englewood, OH

LarryJMans

[email protected]

om

Dewey E. Marlatt Jr.

Larry Marquardt 43151C Udorn 71-72

Frank Marsh Medical 64-65 Army

Betty Marshall

Greg Martell

Jim Martin

Lee Martin 432nd CSG/DA & XO/CC Udorn 72-74

Rod Martin

Terry Martin

Thomas Martin

Steve Martindale








%Awarded #


Douglas Mason

388th Combat Support

Group,Information

Specialist

Korat 72-73

Scalp infection, son

born with schizoid

afffective disorder.

Lonnie Massey461= Munitions

Maintenance Specialist

Dave Masson

Dan Matchik 596 qm(p.d.)

South Korea,

Sattahip,

Camp Vayama

64-65, 66-

67

11824 Beech Rd

Brooklyn, MI

49230

Doria Matchik

Bruce Maxwell Recip Engines, 56 FMS NKP 72-73

Basil May43250 Engine Mechanic

Test CellU-Tapao 68-70

John McAvoy

Larry McBee

Karen (Darrell) McCabeF-4 fighter crew chief.

432nd TRWUdorn 69-70

Type II Diabetes, high

blood pressure,

diabetic neuropathy

,dabetic retinopathy.3 since

2004USAF Monterey, TN

Ray Mccabe 55171 Takhli 68-69

Faith McClain

Paul McCloud

Ronnie Mcclung64B20 Built Roads and

Worked RCC perimeterNKP 68-69

Type II Diabetes,

Ischemic Heart

Disease, Prostate

Cancer

3 Army

ronniem62

@frontierne

t.net

James Mcclure

John Mcconnell635th SPS, 811 Security

PoliceU-Tapao 70-73





%Awarded #


James McCormack29th Signal Group,47th

Special Forces

Bang Pla,

Lopburi68-69

Michael McCrary 432nd AMS NavAids Udorn 68-69

Thomas McGinn90250 Medical Service

SpecialistNKP 74

Diabetic age 40,

Neuropathies age 58,

Kidney Failure age

60,Cancer Lowe Jaw

and Tooth.

100

Joe McGuire

MP Augmentee, Crash

Recovery, MP Augmentee

on base perimeter

Udorn 69-70

Dennis Lee McHenney

Robert L McHenry Aerial Port Sqdn. U-Tapao 71-72

robertmche

nryphd@m

e.com

Mike Mcintyre

Howard T (Patricia) McKeller 71B10 - Clerk Typist

Camp

Friendship

Korat

71-72

Lung Cancer, Brain

Cancer, Tinnitus,

Renal Cell Carcinoma,

Bilateral Hearing Loss4 Army

howardmck

[email protected]

om

John McKenney

Irv Mckinley

Owen Mckinley

Supply Sgt. 432nd Base

Supply, Flight Line/Shop

Priority 1-3 Delivery

Udorn 67-68

Jimmy McLaughlin 31671 Missle Shop Korat 73-74

Fred McLeary Jet Engine Mechanic NKP,U-Tapao 74,75 USAF

Washington Irving McLelland Ubon, Udorn 68-69








%Awarded #


George McMannis

388th Civil Engineers

Programs and Work

Control

Korat 72-73

Thyroid Disease, Type

II Diabetes, Htn,

Hypercholesterostero

lemia, Ischemic Heart

Disease, Obstructive

Sleep Apnea

2 USAF

Mac McMullenAir to air missle Guidance

and Control Tech 31651Ubon 70-71,72

Bill McNatt

Joyce Austin McWhorter

Nelson McWhorter 335th MMS U-Tapao 68-71

Type II Diabetes,

Neuropathy, Ischemic

Heart Disease2

Jim Meadows

260th Transportation Co,

70A10, Became truck

driver

Luther (Bobbie Sowell) Mealling26L20 Microwave Radio

Repair, Strat ComPhu Mu 65-66

Ischemic Heart

Disease

10 04 2015 Army

502 Sawtell

Place,

Brunswick, GA

31520

golfji@yaho

o.com or

bmealling@

gmail.com

Frederick Medeiros NKP 69-72

Amanda Medina

Stephen Mellenthin Aviator F-4 Aircraft Korat, Takhli 72-73

Barry Meltzer

Dave Menth

Charles Mentz635 CSG/CBPO,

Augmentee Duty

U-Tapao,

Camp Samae

San &

Bangkok

70-72, 75-

76

Type II Diabetes,

Prostate Cancer100 1/1/2013 USAF






%Awarded #


Don Meredith

63C20 General Vehicle

Repairman, C Company

809th Eng

Camp Ruam

Chit Chai,

Sakon Nakhon

69-70

Steve Midthun

Ronald W. (Sandy Lotton) Miles

355 Tactical Fighter Wing -

Aircraft Mechanic, Crash

Recovery Crew

Takhli 68-69

Tinnitus, Type II

Diabetes, Diabetic

Amyotrophy10 1 USAF Missouri

ronaldwmil

[email protected]

om

Gary P Miles, Sr.43151E, Crew Chief EC

121, 553rd OMSKorat 69-70

Jack Mill

David Miller 64C40

Camp

Vayama,

Sattahip

67-68

Joseph Ed Miller U-Tapao 67-68

Kenneth Miller43151C - Crew Chief,

433rd TFS, 8th TFWUbon 66-67

Luther J. Miller

Mike Miller 402XO U-Tapao 71-73

Ted L. Miller43171E Aircraft Maint Jet

Over 2 EnginesU-Tapao 72-73

Russell Milliken

Jimer Milliman

William Milton III

Tim MinnickType II Diabetis

w/Neuropathy80%

Chris Minyard

Art Mishler

Refueler (B-52's) on Flight

Line, 635th combat

support(supply)

U-Tapao 69

Claude Mitchel

Mark Mitchell

Ron Mitchell

Steve MittmanF43151C, 469 TFS, Flight

Line 105Korat 67-68





%Awarded #


Jim Mize Aircrew Egress Ubon 68-69

Rick MoehleOMS Tanker (KC-135)

Recovery and LaunchU-Tapao 67-68 USAF

Marshall Moffett

Dave Mohr

Steven Monroe

Pawyigh Lee MontgomeryECM (Electronic

Countermeasures) b-52'sU-Tapao

70-72, 74-

75

Mike Monti 702X0 - Admin Udorn, NKP65-70, 72-

74

John Moody

Don Moore Security Police K9 Handler Udorn 71-72

Errick Moore

James Moore

Stewart Moore

Lisa Lovett Morena

Sam Moreno

Chester Morgan

Harry Moritz O5D 7th RRFS 66-68 Prostate Cancer 60% -2003 Army

Barry Moshinsky

Bob MuellerAerospace Ground

EquipmentU-Tapao 74-75

Parkinson's1 USAF

Dan Mueller 05HRamasun,

RVN, Ramasun

68-69, 69-

71, 71-73

Non Hodgkins

Lymphoma Fayetteville, NC

Lee Mulkey 43191E Ubon 72-73

Mike Mull

Richard P. Mullane

56 SPS, A1C, Base Patrol,

Mail Gate, Investigations,

Base Perimeter Patrol

NKP 74-75

GERD, Pancreatic

Disease, IBS, Gall

Bladder Removed,

Idiopathic Digestive

Disease Disorder and

Active Bowel

Syndrome.

1002 Bonita

Loop, Myrtle

Beach, SC 29588


%Awarded #


James Mulligan

John Munoz590th S & S, Heavy Truck

Driver

Camp

Friendship68

Prostate Cancer

100

Randall Murphree

Colm Murphy

John Mussery

Jim Myers

Len Myers

556th Red Horse

Squadron, Refrigeration

an Air Conditioniing

Specialist

67-67

Richard Myers A46250, AC-130 Gunner71, 72-

73, 74-75

Al Myers, Jr USAF

Ronald Nantz

Bill Napier

William Darl Neiswonger II Flight Line Mechanic Takhli 65-66 Kidney Cancer 1999 USAF


%Awarded #


Earl Nelson Jet Engine Mechanic Korat 68-69

Ischemic Heart

Disease, High Blood

Pressure, Coronary

Artery Disease,

Tinnitus, PTSD,

Neuropathy in feet,

Triple Bypass, Double

knee replacement,

Jerking Motion,

Restless Leg

Syndrome, Stiff

Thumb

USAF

Larry Nevitt

Dennis Niemcyk Munition Maintenance Ubon 71

Karl Niemeyer SP AFSC 81150, 81150A NKP 70-71 USAF

80265 Canal

Road,

Hermistion, OR

97838

nemokarl@

yahoo.com

Joseph E. Nigl

AFSC Inventory

Management Specialist

64550

Korat 72-73

Rick NilsonCrew Chief in the hanger

of F-4, 408 OMSUbon 73-74

Type II Diabetes, high

blood pressure, high

cholesterol, spine

issues, lumps in lung,

triple by-pass, loss of

memory and chronic

sinus.

USAF Jacksonville, FLnilsonra@ya

hoo.com

Ward F Noble8th FMS Jet Engine

Mechanic 43250Ubon 69-70 USAF






%Awarded #


Ben Norman U-Tapao 72 Navy

John Northcutt

Bobby Numkena

Avionics Instruments

Systems,49th TFW AMS,

9th TFS

Takhli 72 1 USAF Tempe, AZbnumkena

@cox.net

James O Sail Security PoliceUdorn - TDY,

NKP65, 68-69

Donnie (Charles N Karen) Oats (Oats-Bunch)

Photographer, Det 2,

601st AAVS, 63 MAWg,

355th Combat Suppoet

Korat 65-69

Metastatic Melanoma

Brain Cancer, Heart

Problems, Leg

Tingling,

USAF

John Oberly, Jr. 355th SPS Takhli 67-68 USAF

Scott H. O'Gara

AFTN Announcer (P/T),

Comm. Center Specialist,

1973rd Comm. Sq.

Udorn 69-70 USAF Long Island, NY

Dan Ollier

Grady Olmstead Nashville, TN

Norm Olsen

Robert Olsen Fire Dept. Korat 71-72 Prostate Cancer,

Lorna Oneill

Jim Orpin

Lynward Oubre

Jim Outlaw53570 Corrosion Control

Spec. U-Tapao 73-74 USAF

Skip Overdier42550-Aircraft Instrument

RepairmanU-Tapao 69-70 USAF

Mathew Carlton Owens Jet Engine Mechanic Korat 72-73 USAF

Aldous Paalani 16 SOS Ubon 73-74

Belinda Paine




%Awarded #


LynPalm (for her

husband)

Aircraft Maintenance

Specialist (B-57)Ubon 70-71

Type 1 Diabetes,

Neuropathy,

gastroparesis, severe

depression-PTSD?,low

back injury,

polycythemia rubra

vera, ischemia of left

ventricle, macular

degeneration

glaucoma, automonic

dysfunction, syncope,

leg braces and walker

dependent.

USAF

Tom Palmer AGE Ubon 67-68

Albert Parks Air Freight Spec. NKP 72-73

Tom Parlett Jet Engine Mechanic Ubon 65-66

Terry Lee Parris Jr.

Edward Parrish

Charlie Parrott

Craig Parsons

Larry Pascaretti

Thomas Paski

William Pattison

Glenn Robert Paul

Steve Paul

Ronald Glenn Pearson Udorn

Manuel Pecina64750 Supply Material

HandlerUdorn, Korat 70-71

Robert Pena

Daryl PendergrassShanty

Range/Korat

Jim Pennington

Tom Pennington Cape Coral, FL


%Awarded #


Darrell Perkins

Ed Perkins

Richard Pernod

Chuck Perry

John Peters 442 Sig. Bn. Det E Phu Khieo 68-70

Diabetes, Neuropathy

70 Army

jwpeters_19

48@yahoo.

com

Warren Peters

Tom Peterson

David Petrovic

Robert Petzler

B Co 538th Engr-62 E

Equipment Opearator, US

Army Depot-76 L Direct

Exhange Repair Parts

Po Dang,

Sattahip

68-70, 70-

71

Essential Tremors,

Anxiety, Depression,

Sleep Anea, PTSD,

Herbicide

Exposure(AO)

30 for

Chloracne

related

Depression

Colorado

Springs, C0

Ed Phillips 43172 70-75

Pat Pickett 46250 72-73

Basil Picone 46250 73-74

Jerry Pilarz

William Pinney

Dennis Reed PirkleB52 Phase Inspection

Team 2 307th OMSU-Tapao 71-72 USAF

Joseph Pirog Jr.

Bob Pizzano

Bill Plunkett

73D20 Accounting

Specialist Comptrollers

Office

Korat, Camp

Friendship68-69 Army Stuart, Fl

bplunk1000

@yahoo.co

m

John Pohl Takhli 68-69

Mark Pollack 432 SPS Udorn 75-76 Herbicide Exposure

Terry Pollock46170 - Munitions

Maintenance SpecialistUbon 72

Ischemic Heart

Disease, Type II

Diabetes, non-

functioning left

kidney

2 USAFSan Tan Valley,

AZ

tldc84@yah

oo.com

James Pomeroy







%Awarded #


Richard Pope EB 66 Crew Chief Takhli 68-69 3 USAF Florida

David E. Porter538th Engineer D Co,

Engineer.

Samae San

(Saitahip),

Vietnam

69-70,71 100 1/1/2001 Centerline, MI

Jim Porter 42252 Udorn 68

Richard Porter Cape Coral, FL

Robert J PrichardAircraft Mechanic on A1

Type AircraftNKP 71-72

Benjamin Pritchard 30151 Udorn

Cn Profitt

Harvey Prohow Photo Ubon 70

Norman Prue Sr.

John Puente Company C, 809th 69-70

Ernest Purcell

Tom Purcell U-Tapao 68, 69-70

Dotti Putnam

Richard (Dorotha) Putnam Exterior Electrician Ubon 1970

Parksinsons,Thyroid,H

earing,Pre-diabetes 10 (1 ear) 3 USAF Redding, CAdorothaj@li

ve.com

Bud Rabuano

Alvin Raby

Larry Rader NKP 72-73 USAF

Gerald Rakers

Bob Ralston Sentry K-9 Handler Udorn 71-72

James D. Rammell

Joe A. Ramos Fuel Systems F-4s Ubon

Juan Ramos

Terry Ranieri

Jim Rauber

Roscoe Ray Takhli 69-70

Willaim Reed

99250 Life Support

Specialist, Recon

Squadron

Udorn 69-70

whowardre

[email protected]

m







%Awarded #


Wilbur Regar

62E20 Heavy Equipment

Operator,C-Company

538th Engineers

Friendship

Highway,

Korat

66-67 3

Ray Reid

NCOIC Radio Operations

and NCOIC Orderly room,

23rd TASS

NKP 70-71

Ischemic Heart

Disease, Type II


of both feeet, Stage II

Kidney Disease

3scpolice@ya

hoo.com

Dale ReisingerCamp Samae San

(Sattahip)

Jim Renken Crash Recovery Udorn 71-72

Gary Rens408th MMS Munitions

Load crew F-4Ubon 71-72

Sharon Quin (Clair D) Repple 432nd FMS Udorn 71-72

Lung Cancer

1 USAF Leesburg, FLcdrepple@g

mail.com

Franklin Reyes 388th Supply Sq. Korat 72-73

Chloracne, Type 2

Diabetes, Ischemic

Heart Disease

USAF Palo Alto, CAFranklin.Rey

[email protected]

James Rhines

William Rhodes 6078 GSE Nam Phong 73

Prostate Cancer,

Diabetes II, Ischemic

Heart Disease2 USMC Mena, Arkansas

Wlrrhodes4

[email protected]

m











%Awarded #


Bob Rice Waiting on answers

Ted Rice 63150A NKP 68

Gary Rich Registered Nurse Korat

Prostate Cancer,

Ischemic Heart

Disease70 3 Army

212 Long Rapids

Rd., Allpena, MI

49707

Gary.r.rich

@gmail.co

m

Dick Richards 388 th SPS Korat 75-76

Parkinson's, Prostate

Cancer 1Manchester,

New Hampshire

Louise Moody Richards

Dan RileyAFSC 57170, Crash Rescue

Fire Fighter

Takhli, U-

Tapao, Takhli

and NKP

65-66, 68-

69, 70-71

Heart Disease, Kidney

cysts, Extreme

Atrailfibulation, High

Blood Pressure,

Growth on thyroid

and right optic nerve.

Lawrence Rinaldo

Nate Riphenburg

27350 Aircraft Control and

Warning Opeartor,Seek

Dawn Motel AlphaUdorn 68-69

Prostate Cancer

100 2/1/2016 USAF Lisbon, [email protected]

.com

Joe Roach

Billy Robbins

Larry Roberson 33C20 7th RRFS 72-73

Soft Tissue Sarcoma

Army

Leeo RobertAFSC 42305 Aircraft

ElectricianUdorn, Ubon

68-69. 69-

70

Diabetes Mellitus,

Tinnitus,

Hyperthyroidism,

Peripheral

Neuropathy, High

Blood Pressure

30 (Tinnitus-

10, Diabetes-

20)

USAF







%Awarded #


James Roberts

John Roberts 43151A,553rd OMS Korat 68-69 Bladder cancer 100 1 12/13/2015 USAF CT

Frank Robinette

John (Robin) Robinson Ubon 67-68

Tony (Lally) Rodriguez30151 Avionics

NAV/LORANUbon 70-73 USAF

Mike Rofarad Autopilot F-105's Takhli 69-70

Ischemic Heart

Disease, Defilabrator,

Bilateral Hearing Loss,

Bilateral Tinitus100 T& P USAF

Arthur Rogers

Dave Rogers

John D. Rogers 31M20Phu Mu,

Warin/Ubon70-71

Ischemic Heart

Disease, Neuropathy,

Tinnitus, Hearing Loss 30US

ArmyNevada

jdrogers@c

harter.net

Ronald (Wanda) Rogers

227th General Supply Co,

79V20 Equipment Storage

Specialist, Pump Operator

Sattahip 68-69

Diabetes, High Blood

Pressure, Heart

Disease, Neuropathy,

Macular

Degeneration,

Amputations on foot,

Skin Cancer.

ArmyDeceased -

North Carolina

wrogers10

@triad.rr.co

m

Steve Rogers

Wanda Watkins Rogers

Tim Rohleder

Randall Rominger

Jonathan Rowe

Sue Knitter Rowland

Gary Rowles 33rdTFW Ubon 73

Bill Russell

Danny Rye 433 TFS F-4 Crew Chief Ubon

Alice Ryle







%Awarded #


Steve Sabatka

Ben Sager

William Charles (Suzanne

Mary Odell)Sampsell

43151 A, C, E Aircraft

Mechanic

Udorn-

Detachment 172-73

Parkinsons

2 USAF Mifflinburg, PA

suesampsell

@gmail.co

m

Bruce (Linda) Samuels

Jack Sanborn

Dave Sao 46210 U-Tapao 68-69

James Sasser

William Sawyer43150 Helo Mech - 21st

SOSNKP 68-69

Shelley Crocker Scaggs

George Scearce

Chuck Schaeffer Fire Fighter Udorn, NKP72-73, 74-

75

Hearing Loss,

Tinnitus, Skin Cancer,

Asthma, Lost Sense of

Smell at 33

USAF IL

cschaeffer1

952@gmail.

com

Douglas Scharf46250 388 MMS

SquadronKorat 74-75

Ischemic Heart

Disease, Type II

Diabetes, Severe

Arthritus, Renal

Kidney Disease,

Parkinson's Disease

1 USAF

Hopewell Jct, NY

in summer,

Daytona Beach

in winter

xtremehoky

@aol.com

Jim Scheider 73C20 809th Engineeers

Ruam Chit

Chai Sakon

Nakhon, 35th

Finance Korat

70-71

Type II Diabetes,

Glaucom,

Hypertension 3U. S.

ArmySpringfield, IL










%Awarded #


Gerald (Jerry) Schempp 32871 Korat, Takhli 66-67, 73

Ischemic Heart

Disease, Diabetes

Mellitus Type II,

Peripheral

Neuropathy, Bilateral

Lower Etremities

2 USAF

409 E. Central

Ave., Bismarck,

ND 58501-1856

gschempp@

bis.midco.n

et

Charles Scherer46150 Munitions

SpecialistTakhli 67-68

Type II Diabetes,

Tinnitus (10) 10 1 USAF Atchison, KScrscherer@

yahoo.com

Gene Schmeling60370 Vehicle Operator

DispatcherKorat 73-74 USAF

Michael Schubert 569th TC Khon Kaen 68-69

Chuck Schulthies64550 Inv. Mgt. Spec. /

Material Control

Udorn /

Chiang Mai,

Comm. Sq/Gp

OLC/OLE

71-72zzzapfx@gm

ail.com

Hans Schwob

Steve Secatch Aircraft Refueler (POL) Udorn 69

Diabetes, Skin

Disease, Hearing

50 USAF Lapeer, MIsteve@seca

tch.com

Craig Robert Secor

Ray Segrest WSCS 32251-Q Korat 72-74 Nerve damage USAF

Ken Sessions Udorn 71 USAF

Mark (Kathy) Sette 05H20 7th RRFS 74-75

Hearing Loss,

Tinnitus, Skin Cancer,

Asthma, Type II

Diabetes, Nerve

Damage

Army Azelea, ORmksette@g

mail.com

Jim Shaffer307th AMS & DA Comm,

Udorn CSG

U-Tapao,

Udorn

70-72, 72-

74













%Awarded #


Wayne F. (Linda) Shahan

42351 Hydraulic

Repairman - F4 Mechanic,

432 FMS

Udorn 69-70

Lung Cancer

2 - NOD

06/201411/15/2017 USAF

shahanlinda

@gmail.com

Sallie Sharp

Tim Sharp

Tom Sharp432MMS Bomb Dumps,

Line DUdorn RTAFB 67-71

Skin Rash, Type II

Diabetes, Ischemic

Heart Disease

Filed in

2001 still

waiting

USAF

Summer:

Marshall, MI,

Winter:

Zephyrhills, FL

Gale Scott Sharpe

William (Gale Scott) Sharpe

6908 Security Squadron-

Voice Processing Specialist

/ Vietnamese Translator

NKP 74

Christine Whitney Shaver

Larry Sheets

George Shenberger

Ed Shields AFSC 42251 U-Tapao 72-73

Prostate Cancer,

Peripheral

neuroopathy, Type II

Diabetes, COPD

USAF

Dave Shipley Korat 69

Harold Warren Shipman 43151C Takhli 67-68

Sleep Apnea, High

Blood Pressure, Type

II Diabetes

10(hearing) 1 USAF

hajoshipma

[email protected]

m

Richard Shively 6280 Security Police Takhli 73 USAFRalston,

Nebraska

David E. Sholly

Mike Shrader Crew Chief F-4s Korat 70-71

Barbara (Michael Carson) Shuler

Lyle Signer 42250 then 32551Korat, TDY

Korat68-69, 74

Prostate Cancer, Bone

Cancer USAFLsign@rock

etmail.com

Jj Siler







%Awarded #


Richard Silva

Roy SimmonsAirborne Electronic

Sarfare F105's and RB 66'sTakhli 68-69

John Simon

Dale Simoneaux 42350 Aircraft Electrician Udorn, Korat 72-73

Nate Sims

Tom Sine 7th RRFS 72-73 USAF

John Jake Sipkens5th Preventive Medicine

Unit, 91S30

Korat, Samae

San70-71 100

SFC,

USA

Paul Skinner Udorn 73-74

Neuropathy in both

lower legs, Sleep

Apnea

David W. Slagenweit 05H20 7th RRFS 69-73

Hypertension, sleep

Apnea, ischemic heart

disease, tinnitus,

hearing loss

1 Army Thornton, CO

dwslagenwe

[email protected]

m

Terry Sloan MCAS Rosegarden Nam Phong 73

High Blood Pressure,

Neuropathy,

Pulmonary Edema3 Illinois

Chuck Smith

David Smith

Herb n Marie Smith

Mark Smith915X0 Medical Material

Specialist

U-Tapao,

Udorn, NKP, U-

Tapao

71-72, 73-

74, 74-

75, 75-76

CIPD(Chronic

Inflammatory

Demyelinating

Polyneuropathy),

Peripheral

Neuropathy Ataxia

2 USAF

5671, S Hwy 19,

Salem, MO

65560

msmith133

@embargm

ail.com

Roben Smith

Michael Smith Sr.

Su N Dale Smyres








%Awarded #


Harmon Snipes

05B4S-US Army Special

Forces Communication

Specialist

Nam Phong 72-73

Ischemic Heart

Disease 70 Army Atlanta, GA

harmonsnip

es@bellsout

h.net

John Snodgrass

Michael Snook

Jim Snow

Bud Snyder POLU-Tapao,

Ubon68-69

Frank (Judy) Snyder (Eder) 43151 C-Crew Chief F105D Korat 67-68

Ischemic Heart

Disease, Prostate

Cancer, Hearing Loss,

Tinnitus

1 USAF CAcz105d@ya

hoo.com

Mark Soave

Leroya (Dr. Richard) Sokol Udorn RTAFB 75

Non Hodgkins

Lymphoma,Diabetes,

Diabetic Neuropathy,

Ischemic Heart

Disease.

100 1 6/13/2015 USAF Marion, Illinois

Joe Sonley Udorn 64-65

Jeannie Southard Jet MechanicUdorn,

Rosegarden

71-72,

72

Nonhodgkins

Lymphoma, CAD

David L Southworth 46170 Munitions 69-71 USAF

John Spade

432 TRS FMS, 374th

TAW/FMS (PI), 374th

TAW/FMS (PI)

Udorn, U-

Tapao RTNA,

NKP RTAFB

70-71,

TDY 74,

TDY 74

Pre Cancerous cyst on

pancreas. USAF Phoenix, AZ

Billy Spencer 81170 Udorn

Morgan Spicer 1974 Comm Gp Udorn,Takhli 73-74 USAF

John Spinks 53450-53470 U-Tapao 70-71

Danny R. Spohn46260 /weapons

MechanicUdorn 69-70

Butch Springer456th MMS as a 461,

635th as a 461NKP,U-Tapao 72,73

Stan Sprow 05H20 7th RRFS 74-75 Army







%Awarded #


Everett Squires 8th SPS Heavy Weapons Ubon 71-72

Diabetes Type II,

Peripheral

neuropathy

40 7/15/2015 USAFAlexandria,

Virginia

Floyd Homer Stanley III

Walter Stanlonis 388th SPS K-9 Korat RTAFB 69-70 Type II Diabetes 20

Tony Stanton

James Starkey8th TFW, Maintenance on

PlanesUbon 65?

Acute Myeloid

Leukemia with FLT3

Mutation USAF

Wayne Starnes

Melissa McBee Staubitz

Bill Steele32350G, Defensive Fire

Control B52 D & GU-Tapao 73-74

Fred Stein

Fred Steinberg

Bob SteinerAFSC 535x0, Corrosion

Control ShopUdorn, Korat

72-74,

Sep 72 -

Oct 72

Graves Disease,

Hypertension, Kidney

Stones, Atreal

Fibrelation

USAF

195 Regency

Drive

Rogersville, TN

37857

kaenkaen64

@yahoo.co

m

Grover Stennis

Monica Starnes Sterling

Ed Stevens Medic 7th RRFS 74-76

Pete Stewart

Ray Stewart 05H 7th RRFS 71-74 Emphysema Army

Charlie Stivers

Mike Stoddard Navy Radioman NKP, U-Tapao73-74, 74-

75

Type II Diabetes1 Navy Bakersfield, CA

mkstoddard

@att.net

David Stoepker

433rd TFS, Crew Chief on

F4's and Transit Air Craft

maintenance and support,

AFSC 4315C

Ubon 67-68

Diabetes II

3 USAF

diswho@gm

ail.com,

diswho@ch

arter.net

Lee Storesund

Ken Stoughton

Michael Stricker Jet Engine Mechanic U-Tapao 72

Jeff Stringfield Korat 72-76 Army







%Awarded #


Rick Stroman 1328

Camp Raum

Chit Chi,

Company D at

camp

Metrapap

70-71

Krystal Strong

Tim StuckeSPS Flight and Heavy

WeaponsUdorn RTAFB 74-75 USAF

Kenneth Stufflebean

Conrad Stutzman

43152E Jet Over Two

Engines, KC 135 Crew

Chief

U-Tapao

Dave Sullivan

Dan Swanger

Assistant Facilities

Engineer for Northern

Thailand, 809th

Engineer Battalion

Udorn - 7th

RRFS, Camp

Ruam Chit

Chai

70 Army

Dave Sweeney 26L20/90 Phu Mu 70-72Perri Swenson

James Sykes

Roger W. Szczepura

46250, Load Team

Member Specialist, 307th

MMS. Weapons Mechanic

Bomb/Loader

U-Tapao 71-72

Type II Diabetes,

Prostate Cancer,

Hypertension,

Neuropathy

RubenFernanada Tarin

Charles Taylor 329X0A&B Ubon, Udorn

DM2,Sleep Apnea,

Hypertension,

Hearing Loss, PTSD

TDIU

Permanent

and Total

USAF


%Awarded #


Neil Taylor46250 433 TFS, Load Toad

A46270, GunnerUbon, NKP

65-66, 71-

72

Mike Thiede Ground Power Equipment U-Tapao 69-70

Leukemia-Diabetes-

Thyroid-Parkinson's 1 Detroit

Marsha Thole AFSC 8051Korat, U-

Tapao70-71, 73

Alan R. Thomas 432nd AMS/ECM Udorn 73-74

Randy Thomason Korat

Lynn Thompson 432 FMS Aces Shop Udorn 70-71

Norman Thums

Elmer Thurman

Aircraft mechanic worked

I arrow repair crash

recovery

NKP 68-70

Michael (Tanya) Thuss91450 Psychiatric Clinic

SpecialistU-Tapao 72-74

Parkinson's,Parkinson'

s Dementia1 USAF Sacramento, CA

michaelthus

s@comcast.

net

Elmer Tibbetts

Mike Tiedemann Gunner B52 U-Tapao 72-73

Dennis Timple

Doris Knotts ToddFlight Line Repairing B-52's

and KC-135'sU-Tapao 74-75

Tye II Diabetes3

Joe Toher 98G 7th RRFS 73-74 Army

Dan Tolly31651 408th MMS Missle

ShopUbon 68-69

Soft Tissue Sarcoma

with leg loss, Ischemic

Heart Disease.1 USAF Tampa, FL

dan.tolly@g

mail.com

Joe Torquato 388th AMS ECM Korat 72-73

Thomas C. (Barbara) TownsendHelicopter Repair, 40th ARR

SquadronUbon 72-73 USAF

1309 Robincrest

Lane, Elkhorn, WI

53121

tnbtownsen

[email protected]

m

Robert Transom 05H 7th RRFS 73-74 Army










%Awarded #


Dallas Trembly Bang Pla 5

Ronald TrentAFSC - 43171A Recip

Aircraft MechanicUdorn, Korat

65-66, 67-

69

Peter Trippe

Jim Trnka

Thomas Troxel SPS 8th K-9 Handler Ubon 69-70

Jodi True

Joseph (Janice Lee Weiss) Truitt

96 XRAY, 9th Log Cmnd,

HHC 501 field depot, HHC

Usarsupthai

Udorn, Korat -

Camp

Friendship,

Ubon

68-72

Metasticized small

cell lung cancer

caused by AO,

Ischemic Heart

Disease

Army

Allen Tucker

432nd Security Police

Squadron-Tiger Flight

Bravo Sector and Night

Reconnaissance 40th

Aerospace Rescue and

Recovery Squadron Det. 5

Udorn 74-75 30 7/14/2015 USAFApple Valley,

California

Jerry (Pam) Tuggle355th Fzlight Squadron

Electrician/RepairmanTakhli 67-68

Ischemic Heart

Disease, Defilabrator,

Dementia, Benign

Prostate 1 USAF

gmtuggle63

@gmail.co

m

Sabah Tune





%Awarded #


Ed Turner 43515 E OMS Flight LineKorat, U-

Tapao68-70

Prostate Cancer,

COPD, Skin Condition,

CAD, Hypertension,

Actinic Keratosis,

Carpal Tunnel

Syndrome, Cervical

Radiculopathy, Gerd,

Sleep Apnea

10

2

Reopene

d claim

June 2,

2015

USAF

Filed in Hunting,

West Virginia.

Live in Ohio,

sent to

Cleveland Ohio.

Denied two

times filed again

June 2, 2015 got

10% for Hearing.

John Turner Takhli,Udorn 74,73

Rich Tweedle 32251N Takhli 66-67 USAF

Christopher Ulibarri

Jim Unger

Peter d. (Mary) Unpingco

432 Transportation

Squadron, 56

Transportation Squadron

Udorn, NKP,

Udapao70-74

Bill Urquhart

Jimmy Vachon

Dennis VanBeest 95B4083rd RRSOU

HQ68-70


%Awarded #


Robert S. Vanderbeck 63150A Fuels Specialist U-Tapao 68-69

Prostate Cancer

1 USAF

Robert S.

Vanderbeck

CPA, MBA 9913

S.W. 1st Court

Coral Springs, FL

33071-7344

rsvcpa@ms

n.com

Clifford Vann

Joseph VannBenson, North

Caroline

Larry Vann

Gregory Vassilious 30353 GEEIA NKP 67

Heberto (Anna) Vela AFSC 32490 Takhli 69-70

Non Hodgkins

Lymphoma,

Parkinson's Disease,


valaanna66

@gmail.co

m

Michael VerBouwens

David VanHoogstrate 81150A NKP, Udorn 70-71

David VerploeghB-52

Navigator/BombardierU-Tapao 70-72

Paul Vettraino

Franklin J. (Jack) Veverka

43151C, F-4 Crew Chief,

11 Tac Recon Squadron &

Security Police Augmentee

Udorn 68-69

Prostate Cancer,

Coronary Heart

Disease, Hearing Loss1 USAF Pratt, Kansas

Skip Vice CES Barrier crew

Ubon, Phan

Rang, Udorn,

Takhli,Phan

Rang,Korat,Ta

khli

66-67,67-

68,68-

69,69-

70,70-

71,71-

72,74

Tinnitus, GERD, PTSD

30 USAF

Debbie (Robert) Victor

8th Combat Support

Group Personnel,Guard

Duty

Ubon 69-70

Prostate/Bladder

Cancer Deceased USAF

Jon Vilar







%Awarded #


Bernie Villanueva

388 FMS, 58150

Parachute Rigger,Security

Police Augmentee

Korat 72-72

Prostate Cancer

2 USAF

Henry VillemaireEgress Tech on EB-66 and

F-105 and T-28Takhli, Udorn

69-70, 71-

72

Diabetes Type II

2 USAF

hardball195

[email protected]

m

JJ Vollmuth

Colleen Doyle (Barry) Waclawski Korat - Takhli 65-67

Type 2 Diabetes,

Kidney Transplant

Colleen.wac

lawski@gm

ail.com

Dorothy Steffey Wagner 62250 At the Alert Facility Udorn 74

Richard Wahl

Kenneth Waite Crew Chief on F-4 D UBON 71-72 USAF

Chris Walk316X0Q Missle Systems

AnalystU-Tapao 67-68

Prostate Cancer, Type

2 Diabetes and

Parkinsons

3 USAF

Gary Walker Military PoliceType 2 Diabetes,

Hoskins Lymphoma70

Harley Walker

James C. Walker MMS U-Tapao 70-72 USAF Portland, OR

Jim Walker

William Walker

Gary Wall

Dennis WallaceJet Engine Mechanic,Test

CellU-Tapao 74-75

Larynx Cancer,Thyroid

Cancer,Type II

Diabetes,High Blood

Pressure

4 USAF Harrisille, PA

georgewalla

ce2@verizo

n.net

George Wallace

John Wallace Jet Engine Mechanic Korat 69-70Prostate, Neuropathy

1 USAF UP Michigan











%Awarded #


William Walls43151C - 355 TFW, Crew

Chief A/7's and F/4'sKorat 73-74

Prostate Cancer,

Hallux Rigidus, Left

Knee, Right Ankel

Hallux

Rigidus(10),

Tinnintus

(10), Knee

and ankel

(20)

4

3/1/16,

1/25/11,

12/23/15,

5/31/07

USAFN Myrtle Beach,

SC

843655907

[email protected]

o

Garry Walsh

Jim WaltersComm. F-4s AC 130,

Avionic TechUbon 72-73

Diabetes, Congestive

Heart Disease100 6 9/2/2011 USAF Wilkes Barre, PA

John Walters Ubon 72-73 Luekemia 3 1/3/1900 Ohio

Tony Walters

Jim Wangelin

Ron Wante43151A Aircraft Mechanic,

Det 1, 56 SOWUdorn 70-71 USAF New Hampshire

Edward Ward Security Police 81150 Udorn 72

Type II Diabetes

Pendinng USAF

835 Canvasback

Dr., Mullica Hill,

NJ 08062

etw1031@c

omcast.net

Larry Ward

Andy Warner 43151E U-Tapao 74-75

Jef Warner 05H7th RRFS

(Ramasun)72-73 Army Jacksonville, FL

jef291@gm

ail.com

Glen Warren SP - Security Police Ubon 67-7 USAF

Adam Washington

Roy Watson67251 Accounting, Extra

Duty SP AugmenteeTakhli 67-68

Type II Diabetes, Skin

Cancer2 USAF

Colorado

Springs, CO

royrwatson

@hotmail.c

om

Robert Wayss U-Tapao

Les Weatherford 20331 Viet Linguist NKP 75 USAF

Carol Weaver












%Awarded #


Michael WeaverSupply, Aircraft

Maintenance

Tahkli, Korat,

Ubon

68-69,70-

72

Type II Diabetes,

Heart Disease

3 USAF

106 B La

Mancha

Asheville,North

Carolina 28805

oldman329

48@charter

.net

Richard (Carol) Weaver

Husband deceased, 809th

Engineering Batallion,

Baker

NKP 69-70

Type II

Diabetes,Ishcemic

Heart Disease,

Neuropathy, Kidney

Cancer,Colitis,

Diabetic Retinopathy

0 10

P.O. Box 475,

Pinson, AL

35126

cwea1950@

gmail.com

Rick Weaver

Robert Webber 81170A SP K9 Takhli 72-73

Ernest (Darlene) Wedding43171C F4 D Aircraft

MechanicUdorn, Ubon 71-72

Multiple Myeloma

USAF

2875 Country

Aire Estates,

Desoto, MO

63020 weddingd5

[email protected]

m

Tom Weiler AFSC F43151C Takhli 66-67

Diabetes II,

Neuropathy Both

Hands, Peripheral

Both Feet, Tinnitus,

Hearing Loss Both

Ears

Yakima, WA

springer46

@aol.com

Bill WeinbergF-4E Crew Chief/432 OMS

White SectionUdorn 72-73

Hepatitis,IBS,Anxiety,

Bladder

Cancer,Chronic

Lymphoma Leukemia

USAFairvet71@y

ahoo.com











%Awarded #


Dick Weldon 64770 Supply Squadron Udorn 68-69

Prostate

Cancer,Hearing Loss30 1 7/1/2012 USAF

4401 Bermuda

Dunes Dr.,

Pasco, WA

99301

nimrod14@

centurylink.

net

Jim Wells 63150/A Fuels (POL) Udorn 69-70

Paul Wells90250 Flare Kicker on

C123NKP 67-68

Robert Welty

Tom Werner F4E Weapons Control Ubon 72-73

10% for

tinnitus only1 USAF

2068 Ponderosa

Trail

#3026,Overgaar

d,AZ 85933

sawdustma

ker99@gma

il.com

Kent Wesenberg30451 Flight Facilities

Equipment RepairmanTDY Takhli 62-63

Type II Diabetes,

Diabetic Retinopathy

both eyes ,Diabetic

Neuropathy All 4

Extrmeties

3,

waiting

2 years

to see a

judge.

USAF4774 Ada Dr. SE,

Ada, MI 49301

kenwes200

0@sbcgloba

l.net

Bill West

Ronald Wethington Ubon 69-70

David Wharton TS56 Flight LineNKP, TDY

Korat74-75

Type II Diabetes,

Major neck

surgery,PTSD,Children

with Chrohns.

At least

1USAF

Terry (Karen Bentley) Wheeler Aircraft Mechanic Takhli 66-67

Pharynx Cancer, Heart

Disease, COPD,

Hearing Loss

40 (Hearing

Loss)2 USAF

116 Greeson

Loop NE,

Calhoun, GA

30701

wheelerterr

[email protected]










%Awarded #


Bob White

Charles White Jet Engine Mechanic Ubon 70-71

Frank White 60551 U-Tapao

George White 05H20 7th RRFS 69-70

Jerry White42153 Aerospace Ground

EquipmentTakhli 69-70

Ischemic Heart

Disease, Hearing Loss,

DM2, Peripheral

neuropathy both

hands and both feet,

tinnitus

100% (100-

40-20-20-20-

100

2 10/1/2016 USAFRoanoke,

Virginia

bsg208@gm

ail.com

Robert Douglas White 26120 Columbia, MO

Tim Whitmore

Kieko Whitney

05B4S-US Army Special

Forces Communication

Specialist

Nam Phong 71-72

Bernard Whitted 702 NKP 71-72 USAF

John Whittington

George Whitworth 47152

Korat, Ubon,

Udorn,

Bangkok,Takhl

i

1963 USAF

Ron Wideman 307th FMS 73, 74-75

Tinnitus, Severe

Hearing Loss, 5

Lymphnodes removed

from neck-jaw-

salivary glands,

radiation for cancer

1

Bradley Wieland 05H 7th RRFS 74-75

Rick Wieters 1741 NKP USAF

Bill Wigginton Jr.

Billy Williams

Charles Williams




%Awarded #


Harry Williams

55B20 Ammo Records

Specialist, 599th

Ordinance Co.

Sattahip 69-70 Army Braxton, MS

Ron Williams

Roy Williams

Paul Willis 1327 U-Tapao 67 Navy

Bill Wilson

Greg Wilson

William Wilson

Joseph J. Wilson Jr. Truck Driver

Camp Khon

Kaen, Camp

Vayama

68-70, 70

Thomas Winckler Munitions Specialist U-Tapao 68-69 Diabetes ??

John Windfelder

Kenneth Winn

Craig Diana WiserWeapons Loading on

F4's,388 MMSKorat 72-73

Ischemic Heart

Disease 3

Wayne (Diane) Wohlstrom De Tar Military Police U-Tapao 69-71 La Mesa, CA

Robert Wohosky 64571 Udorn, Korat74-75, 72-

76

Rich WolfeA57150 Airborne Rescue

and FirefighterUdorn 66-67

John Wolff

AFSC 46520 Weapons and

Munitions (18th SOS

Gunner on AC-119K)

NKP 72 USAF

Steve (Kathleen) Womack Cryptanalytic Spec. 7th RRFS 71-73 Type 2 Diabetes Army


%Awarded #


Lewis Wood 46250 U-Tapao 68

Hearing Loss,

Tinnituus, Back Pain

Worsening of

previous disability,

prostate cancer,

bladder cancer,

ischemic heart

disease, peripheral

neuropathy

10 (back),

10

(tinnitus),

10 (old

disability)

7/1/2017 USAF

11001

Covington Way,

Oxford, MS

38655

Steven Wood

431X1E=Aircraft

Maintenance Technician,

Jet w/2 or more

engies,x=skill level,

E=Airlift/ Bombardment,

B52-CC

307 OMS, U-

Tapao, 99th

OMS Guam

68-73

Diabetes, tinnitus,

neuropothy both feet,

legs, sleep apnea,

COPD, Arthritis all

joints, Total cartlidge

loss both knees.

50 - non AO,

20051 USAF

2625 Los

Padillas Rd, SW

Albuquerque,

NM

87105-7248

505-877-

3540

Phillip Woods

BE Woody Aircraft Propeller Repair Korat, Ubon 70, 71-72

Brenda Woody

Chet H. Woolley

Garry Workman Security SPS 72-74

Terry Worley

Wilfred Wright

Earl Wyatt

Robert Ronald Wynn 85631 Ubon, Korat 73, 74

William Young

Ronald Zerm

Gary Zoldowski


%Awarded #


telephoneRemarks

TDY 3 Mos to NKP, 809th Engineers, B Co. 1969, assigned to C Co , Camp Raum Chit Chai, 809th Engineers,

Heavy Wheeled tractor operator, scraper unit, heavy equipment platoon. 1968-69. Helped build route 22 & 223

from Sakhon Nakon to the Me kong River in NKP

850-818-0256

352-515-6797

John Adams AIC Origional 556 REDHORSE.det.1, Udorn Thailand, May 1966- May 1967. 64550

AFSC, working as a material liaison, between Base Supply, and our troops in the field. Being a part

of a 31 man detachment, you were required to be multi AFSC type troop. Truck driver/ fork lilt/

even poured and finished concrete.Interesting year! My phone is 352-515-6797, and what of

those men, who are no longer with us Ed. Their wives should be submitting claims to get

compensation for their husbands illnesses and deaths caused by Agent Orange Exposure. We are

all sorry for their loss.

Just found out about this Agent Orange issue in Thailand

telephoneRemarks

Msgt. Buddy Essinger was the Flt. Chief

telephoneRemarks

4 valve bypass, 7 heart attacks, 5 stents, a balloon, pacemaker/defibrillator, and heart only working

at 17% along with congested heart failure

503-332-9019

Since I wasn't a perimeter guard denied. Pretty much gave up.

telephoneRemarks

920-716-3188

No denials for herbicides. Approved in about 8 mos. As a fully developed claim.

telephoneRemarks

Denied once waiting on reply to my NOD over 2.5 years since NOD submitted. Was stationed at

Korat RTAF base '67 to '68.

telephoneRemarks

Deceased 05/2016. . Apparently a few years prior there was an attack on Utapao, and that's

when they sprayed the perimeter with agent orange. Since my husband has passed I have a

lawyer and have written to my congressman who has helped me with the local VA regional office.

We been fighting for five years, my husband died in May 2016 and I received compensation in

February 2017. Then in May my husband

was rated , Which was a joke

because the VA gave him the smallest amount of ratings and then a month before he died the

increase them to 40% . We're now in appeals to increase the ratings but I'm thankful that I receive

compensation due to come back injury monthly. I don't know what more to say, other than to go

to your local Congressman .my only wish was that my husband could be here to have some of the

money we were compensated on which is a small amount but nonetheless something. I will

update probably in five more years when the appeal is over it's going to the veterans bored

615-406-0154

telephoneRemarks

Deceased

Have not filed with VA but may in the near future. Lived off base for about 8 months.

telephoneRemarks

Chosen to help move the 7th to Clark AFB.

Flew out on Flying Tiger Airline. Stopped at Guam on way to Travis.Anyone know where this

airline stopped?

telephoneRemarks

Turned over the Chisholm,Chisholm & Kilpatrick Law Firm

our shop was 50 ft' from the U.S. Air Force's 123's at the Royal Thai Air Force (RTAF) bases at U-Tapao.

https://www.publichealth.va.gov/exposures/agentorange/locations/thailand

I filed and have been denied. I worked in the box, get a buddy letter or several stating that you

were constantly near the perimeter. I did not have them and was denied; I truly ran the perimeter

once or twice a week until I learns better. Those I know who were with me ignore my request for

a letter.

telephoneRemarks

Ischemic heart disease. Denied twice

Reapplied 4/17. Added info 8/2/17. Flare Shop. -Ubon. F-111/A. - Tahkli

214-471-3671 DENIALS: 2: CLAIM IS CURRENTLY BEING HANDLED BY AN ATTORNEY IN DALLAS. IT HAS BEEN

SENT TO WASHINGTON D. C. FOR A JUDGE TO MAKE A DECISION ON IT. IT WAS SENT UP THERE

LAST DECEMBER 2016. ORIGINAL CLAIM WAS FIRST SUBMITTED I BELIVE AROUND JUNE 2013

AND DENIED JUNE 2014. THEN I WENT TO A COUNTY REP TO GET IT APPEALED AND IT CAME

BACK TWO YEARS LATER AGAIN DENIED. I GOT A LAWYER IN NOVEMBER 2016 TO REPRESENT

ME.

Not Filed.

telephoneRemarks

831-920-7175

I am hoping that someone will remember me and be willng to write a letter that will help prove to the

VA that I was there in Jan 1965. I was TDY from the 466L Program Office and conducted an

assessment of the Ramasun sites' suitability for an AN/FLR-9(V). Needless to say it was quite

suitable and was later procured by USASA and became a critical asset.supporting all of our efforts.

1975-1976, 635th SPS K9, Tiger Flight & Cobra Flt. Participated in Mayaguez Incident, along With

Ivan "Taco" Lebron. My name in Military was CAT

telephoneRemarks

410-964-1336

Campaign Linebacker 1 and 2. Fighting Disability claim for 3.5 years. 3 appeals now - American

Legion, Senator Mikulski, DAV now. I have a truck load of data and pictures I took. Sprayed and

betrayed so help me God, I walked in Agent Orange every day, worked in it every day and slept in

it every day and ate in it every day.

Requested a hearing for IHD and was told it could happen in 3 to 5 years. I’m avoiding real

sarcasm.

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My deceased husband, Sidney S. Chancellor, should be added to your spreadsheet. He served with

the 561st EN (Construction) from 01/67 until 08/69. His MOS was 512B0-carpenter, however

most of his duties centered around masonry; building roads, culverts and such.

We didn't meet and marry until 1971 so what I know about his tour of duty is what he had told

me and his family over the 42 years we were married. His base camp was at Camp Raum Chit Chai

in Sakon Nakhon from 1/67 to 11/67 but he was TDY to NKP from 11/67 to 5/68 and was also at

Camp Lightning at Sattahip from 11/68 to 08/69.

He also had an emergency leave due to a death in the family and had to come home (Leeds, AL)

during that time. He told me the plane he was on had a several day layover in Vietnam going back

to Thailand but I haven't been able to prove that since his family is now deceased too.

He filed for service connection for herbicide exposure in March 2013 for type 2 diabetes. He

developed bladder cancer in 2011 and fought that until his death on September 12, 2014. He also

had COPD, emphysema, & sleep apnea. Before he passed he told me to keep fighting it so I have

continued his claim and have filed for D&I based his service connected exposure. There have been

4 denials and it is now pending for the BVA to hear the case.

Since I don't know the names of anyone he served with I have tried unsuccessfully to try to locate

someone who knew him or who was stationed with him in order to try to obtain statements of

job duties, etc. So far though I haven't had any luck.

I have turned it all over to an attorney now so I guess I'll just have to see what happens.

Thank you for your service and for helping the guys who are left.

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301-643-2440

Question - has anyone run up against data submit deadline and tried to get extension? My claim was put back

into "Gathering of Evidence" stage about 3 weeks ago. No request of data from me or anyone according to my

E-Benefit page. Previously I had a note on what they wanted and a letter received in mail with more detail.

Anyway, I called the VA directly today and asked status. Rep said that they had sent me a letter 3 weeks ago

with request details. Response due in 2 d...ays (27th). I asked for extension so I could put response together

but request still sketchy even from her reading it to me. And she was unable to resend. She said she was

putting a note in my claim file asking for extension until 5/20 but no guarantees. Now my immediate thought is

to submit the VA Form 21-4138 and give a few data points that will be a bit vague to meet the deadline and

generate another request back to me to buy time. I'm heading out of home area during weekend for a little

traveling and to attend the 48th Jolly Green Assoc Reunion in Ft Walton Beach. Reasonable approach? I

was just awarded 20% for Type II Diabetes and Retinopathy for Herbicide Exposure in Thailand. The skin

cancers and hypertension was denied.

My VFW VSO really did a great job with my claim package documentation. Maybe the VA will start helping

all the Thailand Vets.

As a mechanic his duties placed him on the flight line along the perimeter. We have provided

pictures showing the close proximity of his work areas to the perimeter. We have submitted

buddy statements verifying my husband being on and near the perimeter on a daily basis. We

have provided everything the VA has asked for yet it's never enough. We need a copy of the job

description to prove what he did and the areas where he worked. I just don't know where to find

this. I was told to google it, but that wasn't successful. If anyone has any suggestions I would

certainly appreciate it.

Just got denied again for Herbicide Exposure. Can anyone recommend a good lawyer? Tired of

messing with the V.A..

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I have been approved for 10% disability for tinnitus on 09 2015, 0% for hearing loss & denied twice for

diabetes mellitus type 2. I am getting ready for round 3. I have now turned my claim over to a law firm in

Michigan. They represent Veterans with disability claims as their primary function. The name of the firm is

"Legal Help for Veterans, PLLC."

Worked on the flight line at Udorn????

The VA has our medical and personnel records and all that is in those records. I sent photos, my

MATS tickets, Supervisors Ratings, etc. and have not heard back from them yet. My claim is only

seven months old. I think it is ludicrous what our Vets are going through to get some sort of help

from the VA and hope that our newly appointed Head will get things organized. I am going to a VA

Clinic and these folks are trying to help but are over worked and under staffed in certain areas. I'll

probably be long gone by the time my claim gets finalized but do hope things get better

I am 10% SC for Tinnitus, denied twice for Type 2 diabetes(going back to the well), denied for

hypertension, denied for knees(both scoped and replacing right one after A1C gets to 7.5).

Denied 2 times, waiting to hear from appeal on the presumptive AO. 3 stints in 2002, quintuple

bypass in 2012.

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I have been denied 2 times and had an appeal hearing , currently open, with a traveling judge on

24 May 2017. My email is [email protected] My VSO is the VFW. Waiting on his

determination.

I need the dates for an "incursion" that happened at Udorn in, I believe, the summer of '68. No Americans

killed but a couple of local nationals were. I have the wire copy that was sent out, but it's lost in the "swamp" of

paper in my home office! I was initially assigned to the Congressionals Section of USARSUPTHAI HQ, but

after three months I was transferred to the new HQ Special

Troops Korat Detachment in the S-1 Section. About the only "Unit" I was assigned to was the 256th Admin

Company and that was only a couple of months. Technically I was HHD Special Troops, Korat

Detachment.

760-241-5712

760-963-0863

Looking for any weasels keepers who was there during that time or any other time frame I'll get a

e-mail off to you soon

478-777-3818

Mary Louise Crocker is trying to get compensated for DIC. Mary’s phone number is 478 - 777 3818.

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I served in Thalki Thailand Tdy for 6 months. 1972-1973. I worked primarily on the flight line refuelling Air

Craft. My living quarters was a hooch very close to base parameter. There was no vegetation around. our

housemaids washed our working uniforms and clothes in the creek that flowed through our base. our chow

hall was a tent very close to base parameter. My duties requiredme to drive to Bulk storage which was near

base parameter I have several conditions that could be linked to Agent Orange exposure. Diabetes,

Gastroparis, sleep apnea, ( not diagnosed in time parameters the Va Has set. pnoropay of both legs and feet.

pulmonary vascular disease. No pulse in right leg. a unknown lung disorder that the VA diagnosed as asthma

which I never agreed with. My eyesight has been effected. I may also suffer from ptsd which i never claimed.

High Blood pressure which the VA refuses to recognize linked to AO exposure because it would cost them

over a billion dollars over 10 years. For Years the VA refused to admit that they sprayed agent orange or any

tactical Herbicide in Thailand I was denied and appealed in 2013. I hired a lawyer who told me that it will

probably have to wait a couple more years. Compared to many Thailand Veterans i am very fortunate

641-990-3987

The dog I worked at UT was named Franc.

tel:(641) 990-3987

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Our crew went to Nellis AFB on a tdy for a month to learn the new MJ4 load process. Served many

hours at end of runway arming and dearming planes.

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They used plenty of agent orange all around Ubon back then. Google some of the aerial photos of

the base from back then and note all the dead vegetation all around the base (all the brown dead

grasses)......and remember, this was in a tropical region with heavy annual rainfall

COPD Denial

did a lot of tdy drove truck flew c130. 2014 denied appealed no action very long time. lost two brothers

to Agent orange both army special forces

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Jimmy is bedridden now at home. Our daughter helps me take care of him. He does get

a lot from the VA but they have his classified as Non-Service. But we get no money and

we pay for his medicine from the VA. I am very grateful for this because it would be a

lot more outside the VA. He has in home health care from them. Primary doctor,

nurses, PT, dietician and social worker all from the VA come to house. When he does go

to the VA it is for major appointments. At one time, he had transportation but after a

year they reassessed him and denied that. So, I have a non-emergency vehicle that I

call to pick us up and bring us home $90 per trip

was in mostly Takhli from Sept 1967/Sept 68. He did TDY to Vietnam as a jet crew chief. Can anyone help me? Thank you.<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0; URL=/groups/thailandvets/?ref=bookmarks&_fb_noscript=1" />

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478-294-0481

He had a heart attack 1964, age 20. He refused open heart surgery, and was given an honorable

discharge with a 10% disability for his heart. Several years later he developed diabetes type2,

high blood pressure, neuropathy in legs and arms, numerous back and neck problems, heel spurs,

body rash, rosacea on nose, and many small skin cancers on his arms that are removed every year

or two, impotence, and fatigue. He was sent out from his base to build huts and barracks in

various places. He believes they crossed into S. Vietnam, as well as other places in Thailand. In

'63 & '64 there were no street or border identification signs that he saw (but he was riding in the

back of a truck- limited view). I requested morning reports from Archives to see if they showed

where he was sent to for construction. I received a letter stating they could not look up more

than a three month period. My husband doesn't remember when he was sent out, it was random

throughout his time in Korat. He was a good carpenter, but his job title was auto mechanic. He

remembers helicopters spraying nearby some of the places he worked. He said he could feel

overspray hit the back of his neck and his arms. Also, he moved a lot of dead foliage, and even

used some of the bamboo for building material. He believes he was expose to herbicides, and

they are responsible for most if not all of his health issues. Most health problems started in his

late 20's and 30's.

We've submitted claims three times, and turned down each time. Buddy letters might help, but

he was sent to a hospital in San Antonio. He wasn't able to return to his base to get his buddies'

contact information. The only names he remembers are Willy J. Howard from MS, and the last

name of another guy (Youngblood). Both men were in his barracks, and both men are black.

Willie was his best buddy, I've tried finding him through FB and people search sites, no success

yet.

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NOD filed for prostate cancer march 2016.

563-542-2190

i put my info in not sure if it shows up i was at ubon 1/73-12/73 filed for type 2 diabetes and

tinnies took 9 month to get approved i've filed for ptsd and sleep apna wit to go in front of the

judge my address is [email protected]

301-909-8790

Bladder Cancer X2 (not claimed since not on presumptive list), Denied. Appealed initial denial

Nov. 16, no word since. Was denied because of (1) No proof of Vietnam service (even though I

never claimed for Vietnam!) and (2) No proof of AO exposure (Checo report only covers through

73).

Filed 1st claim for Multiple Myeloma in 2011 and 2nd claim for Ischemic Heart Disease in 2016 -

Both still pending

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Was approved for AO exposure in Thailand.

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I am looking for anyone who knew me in 1968 from getting night wrecker service. I cant prove I

drove my wrecker

https://www.facebook.com/kenneth.garrigues?fref=ufi

https://www.facebook.com/kenneth.garrigues?fref=ufi

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To all members, I am looking for an original or larger view of the aerial showing the Victory Row

and the obvious lack of vegetation on which the AGE Shop and Bomber Branch are located. Also

shown on the extreme left side is a view of Perimeter Road, which is an important factor when VA

reviews claim information.

478-997-9611

Although I don't have any presumptive conditions, someone may recognize my name and I may able

provide a buddy letter. Two of my co-workers that were stationed with me in Bangkok have Type II

Diabetes and I have provided them buddy letters. I don't believe they filed for compensation. 4.

Radiculopathy with sciatic nerve involvement left and right lower extremities (hips), 20% each

5. Degenerative joint disease, right shoulder status post, right shoulder rotator cuff, secondary to left

shoulder 30% 6. Sinusitis, 30%.7. Degenerative joint disease, left shoulder status post, left shoulder

rotator cuff, 20%

8. Right knee patellofemoral pain syndrome, with arthritis, 20%

9. Left foot, hallux valgus (bunions), 10%, Right foot, hallux valgus (bunions), 10%

10. Left knee patellofemoral pain syndrome with arthritis, 10%

Died 2013 from his 2nd heart attack before he could get open heart surgery.

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retired Air Force in 1985 as a MSgt. He was stationed at NKP and worked Electronic Security

Service - always on the flight line. He applied for compensation because of his diabetes - insulin

dependent with kidney disease. He was initially denied because he wasn't an SP so we filed an

appeal. He couldn't find anyone alive from his unit. He did use some pictures of his barracks

location and about the vegetation and wind direction etc. He isn't a joiner so I do all the looking

and asking questions.

We are both retired and live in Nevada.

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In addition to Maintenance Supply Liason, also worked as Security Augmentee on Base Perimeter.

Anyone in this group was in Supply at Korat, or if anyone in this group knows a Charlie Walker, I am not sure

where he worked, but he was in my hootch, he is the only one that I remember his name.

I was boots on the ground in Saigon while enroute to Bangkok in 1965. We had to get off the plane when it

was refueled. I can't prove it. I have not filed a claim. The local rep indicated that I did not have a case

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Have had palpitations, PVC sand PACs since returning from UT, Open heart bypass to survive "the

widow-maker" in 2005. I still have palpitations and IHD that the VA refuses to recognize. Cervical

spine fusion C5,C6, C7 &T! Also Lumbar spine fusion L3, L4 &L5.

my lawyer is fighting them for Type II diabetes, Neuropathy, COPD/Asthma, I have End of life Lung disease,

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309-496-1313

PACAF was supposely running the show there but it seems that Air America was in

command.Having a hard time with my AO claim.DD214 said I served in Thailand one year not

where! Per Jim Shaffer - The 432nd was in Command at Udorn. Air America didn't tell the 432nd

shit.

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Pulling ukes, running fences, driving bus, and crew, cleaning cars and pulling lox carts. I am ten percent

disabled from tinnitus. I was then diagnosed with ischemic heart disease, neuropathy, diabetes mellitus,

and then finally multiple myeloma this year. I only recently put in my claim for herbicide exposure through the

Order of the Purple Heart as my advocate. I have little hope of it going through, but started with them as they

employ an attorney who supposedly works for free.

I did connect up with Art Phillips, who served an overlapping amount of time with me. If you know of anyone

else serving at my same time, that info would help me tremendously. I didn't see anyone offhand on the

sheet, but I tire easily and can't focus well. I was hoping to get to the reunion but am up for a stem cell

transplant and am trying not to screw it up by getting sick or exposed to colds and germs right at that time.

I do remember not being able to breathe for the first 6 weeks I was there. It felt like something burning in my

lungs. Also, I remember coming out of my barracks one day when they were using a jeep to spray herbicide

along the road in front of the barracks. It was oily and sticky and all the vegetation was gone the next day. It

smelt awful. But of course, I drove that road to the flight line every day, and went out to pull KC- 135 tankers

and B-52s. Realize now, I went into many areas on the near perimeter of the base, including the Pol farm, my

barracks, nco club, uso, KC-!35s, cleaning SPS vehicles, and picking them up from the guard shack, etc.

Have been denied since 2006.

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I was in the army stationed at C Co, 809 EBC, RCC in 1970. Went TDY to NKP with C Co for several

months. MOS 62B, Hvy Eq Mech. Worked as dispatcher and TAMMS clerk in motor pool. Was

part of the 809th disbandment. After that, spent three months in Korat working in the billeting

office at HHC, USARSUPTHAI. Developed prostate cancer in 2014. Claim denied and appeal still

pending since Jun, 2015.

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248-453-5208

I was assigned to the 483 rd EIS, so we were all over Thailand and Vietnam. retired 11/84 CMS,

USAF, I had about 24 years. I went to the VA Hospital in Montgomery, Al. yesterday must say had

a great trip. The doctor, Dr Gutta, spent about an hour or more with me and told me things that I

didn’t know. She put an order for a new electric scooter and lift and told me thing about my

health I did not know. I will be talking with Sen Richard Shelby staff in a few days about the

treatment of vets out of Thailand, I have written 10 letters to senators and congress, waiting on

the phone or my mail.

401-310-0560

I was on Tiger Flt. (Mids) I worked in in OB towers, in bunkers, on SAT patrol, Panther team, -

hanging out with K-9 by the mortar pits. I was literally crawling around in that stuff if they

sprayed in 74.. I was there from April 74 to Sept. 74, which was when I contracted Malaria, and

was Med Evac'd to Clark AB. My hospital experience ended 6 months later in San Diego at a Navy

Hospital. So far all I can say is I don't have cancer (yet?) and that I haven't filed anything other

than my hearing loss pension, which was granted. Being that I was in pretty good shape when I

arrived there, since then it's been one medical issue after another. With this medical history, who

knows what's just around the corner.

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Weekly supply runs to Korat traveling perimeter rd to pick up supplies. They have already

admitted "herbicide" use in Thailand, so make the connection by starting out at the very

beginning listing AFATN-TL-70-1 as a document written by Dr. Alvin Young, where it explains

commercial herbicides available for use where the same as the military rainbow color codes (color

name = commercial name). Let's put a nail in the coffin. Another idea is put some white spaces

between subject headings. Helps break up the reading.

615-545-2606

Worked on base perimeter at Ubon.

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Fred is deceased. Heart Attack.

I've been diagnosed with several problems related to herbicide exposure including two different types of

cancer and others. The first thing my oncologists ask was " were you in Vietnam", my answer is no I w...as in

Thailand and had no boots on the ground in Vietnam. See John's post in the discussion section.

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If anyone served with him and has received disability due to agent orange we may be able to get his claim

thru faster if we have some names. So far we have not been able to even prove he was there due to lost or

burnt records.

Have submitted my claim with VA veterans officer. Denied first time and resubmitted with

pictures. I am in remission at this time. We all need to hang in there.

Passed away from cancer 2015. His daughter Traci Parris is trying to get information on him.

I first got denied Feb 2 2006-second time July 27 2015 third Aug 23 2016. I was with the 474th

OMS F-111A crew chief 430th squadron from Nellis AFB. I have type 2 diabetes, Ischemic heart,

high blood pressure,prostate problems, skin cancer, sleep apnea. I was at Takhli then to Korat. I

also went tdy to all bases in Thialand because the f111a was new to the war and had to show

other bases how to service if they had to land at another base. I was sent TDY 1970-1971 6

months then pcs 1973-74. Thanks for your help and time. Don

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630-378-0040

Claim currently being handled by a law firm.

Good luck Brother, I was SP at Korat and having trouble getting them to recognize my AO

problems.

Still working on 4 items.

Spent a lot of time working in the roundhouse in the center and around antenna field. I was one

of the few people that did not leave until the very end of the close down. I can't find any

verification of AO use around the antenna field, but noticed not much vegetation would grow

there. I am being treated by the VA for type 2 Diabetes, Neuropathy, and high blood pressure. I

have never applied for any compesation because I can't prove it AO was used there.

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208-201-9172

Claim in progress

I have had a heart attack and diagnosed with Ischemic Heart Disease. My lungs which are not on

the list until it turns into cancer.

619-559-1853

Looking for men that served on 388th that remembers Ralph Kauffman worked on runway

barriers think his nickname could be Buddha. Not sure on that red hair short 5' 5" tall freckles

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I have had a heart attack and diagnosed with Ischemic Heart Disease. My lungs which are not on

the list until it turns into cancer.

8 years

Cancer was found in John in 2001. His urologist told him it was the same types (he had two

types) that the guys who served in VN have been dealing with. It seems to be under control right

now. But it has been an up and down battle.

That is why we have filed this claim. We have been fighting denials since 2010.

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I was from connecticut when I enlisted I was in the 4101st SAC at takhli 72-73 And at Utapo 73 i the 307 th

SAC.i have CAD ,heart diease,PTSD,and granted 10 percent agent orange for Corinary arterie diease from

Takhl and have. A 70 disability with 30 un employability also had a aortia heart valve replaced with a cow

valve three years ago due to agent orange as stated by my VA Cardioliogist more likely than not due to

expousre.got approved for agent orange October 2015 for CAD that I filed in 2005 got no money as I was

already at 100 percent and had filed in 1975 and 1982 1984 1989 2005. Got denied in 1978 for not showing

up in annarbor Michigan to a hearing as I did not want to violate NSA papers I signed as I was on secret

mission to Thailand and not allowed to talk about it or face Leavenworth prison time so I did not go to the

VA to talk an was denied even though diagnosed withe berries ephogitus at the VA hospital that day in

1976 I now get 20 percent for that but never any back pay .my. Son got approved for helpless child

in2007 when he was 23 i filed paperwork with the VA when he was 14,we lost or home and are soon to

be homeless again .as we have no means to move and the house we rent from a church in some sort of

VA program is to be sold.we are lucky to have $ 40 .00 at the end of the month before the next disability

check arrives.i have my son daughter grand so n and wife to take care of my other two sons live with my

mom 1200 miles away.one had a heart attack last sept.the other has emotional problems all due to agent

orange .hope this helps also my daughter had her thyroid removed when she was 23,that also can be

attributed to agent orange

Deceased 11/10/2015

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I just read somewhere that they now have approved treatment for those assigned to the various Thailand

bases but I can't find it now? Has anyone else seen this announcement?

CBPO at Korat was very close to the perimeter fence with Camp Friendship (US Army). Just

recently had Agent Orange Registry Exam and intend to file a claim based on the IHD

DRO said my application needed a buddy letter, period

479-886-0027

I am hoping to find people who were there in Takhli that can confirm that my LOX plant was on

the perimeter. I never had orders to Takhli, my orders were to Shaw AFB which ended in Thailand.

I was treated at the dispensary at Takhli, that is the only proof I have that I was there

Passed away 04 19 2015. Starting appeal.

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(Deceased) My husband's claim had never been denied at any level. Because of that i could

continue his claim, but i had to file that within a certain amount of time after his death. From

there i continued his claim for five years. The regional offices denied it 4 times. Then I appealed to

the BVA and hired a lawyer. Up until that time i used an American Legion VSO. He did a great job

but i felt i needed a lawyer. My husbands claim was approved and i do get DIC. My husband

served in Tahkli Thailand 1966

I was TDY to NKP one week fixing a damaged F4

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has been denied disability. He has heart problems, and is a diabetic, lost 3 toes and is still reeling

from all his medical issues,

I received my approval for my AO Claim from the VA last week. I was a K-9 Handler at Korat 69-70. The other

day i received my new retirement statement from DFAS. The VA deducted my compensation from my retired

USAF check. They will cut me a seperate check for the same amount. It appears all I get is a $55 tax credit.

May be wrong, will see on the 1 July

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pending AO appeal for prostate cancer.

424-772-1589,

714-697-1936

TS

BTW Bob Longcake was approved for an AO rating and he was MMS out ob Ubon.

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850-651-1295

DaNang Vietnam 11-71/ 6-72, Takhli 6-72/12-72 & TDY at NKP for MigCap 02&03 73. Retired in

93 with 24 yrs.

I have Parkinson's and again the VA has denied my claim and I quote "There is no evidence that

you were exposed to the Agent Orange herbicide and your military occupation did not put you at

the perimeter of the base." I left Tahkli going back to Osan and was bumped off the aircraft in

TansonNhut for 5 days waiting to board anther plane to get back to Korea, I would say that's

"Boot on the Ground", VA no orders putting me in Vietnam.

I have been applying for over 12 years. It wasn't until they admitted that they were spraying all

over that the connection hit. I have a doc that I printed from a member on grounds and

landscaping that said he was spraying under the hooch's while I was asleep 3 feet above him. I

just read an article posted on the Military 1 website about VA Secretary David Shulkin is

considering the possibility of eliminating the funds for the Independent Unemployability Program

or shifting the funds to the VA Choice Program. I recently had an attorney tell me that I should

apply through the DAV or other vet organization for my Agent Orange disabilities through this

program, as he would have to charge me to go at the Agent Orange approach and that I could get

my comp based on the disabilities alone through the IU program. I would rather go for the Agent

Orange as I want to have hope that if my daughter or two grandsons have issues after I'm gone,

then they may get some help from the VA.

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I need buddy letters stating that they witnessed aircraft flying and spraying what we thought was

bug spray along perimeter road. Please if you know about this I would appreciate hearing from

you. Oh and we had a houseboy named Nitnoy.

diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2002 and had surgery and radiation and hormone therapy since

cancer spread out of gland. I have been cancer free since 2003. Never filed a claim with VA since

everything I read left me with the impression that it would not have been accepted. Good luck to

those who continue the fight.

Deceased 12 19 2016

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I would like to be on the list of Vets fighting to get more compensation. I presently get 10% for

hearing, at first they gave me 20% and told me if I start taking insulin or go on a diabetic diet I

would get 10% more. When I reapplied they knocked me down to 10% (hearing loss). I have filed

for Diabetes and Peripheral neuropathy twice and was denied. I was in U-Tapao 1970-71 for 18

months. I worked out of the maintenance building just inside the main gate to the bomb dump.

One of my duties was to clean the perimeter of the bomb dump every day, clean the clong that

went through the bomb dump and supervise the Thais repairing the wood on the bomb trailers. I

also boxed and sent back thousands of nose and side fuse plugs. I have a report from my Sargent

from 1970 that states what I did and the report said that I also did vegetation control and cleaned

the perimeter. Gave them a copy and they still refused to say I was exposed to AO. I am 70 years

old and just went through rotator surgery do to falling because my legs don't work like they used

to. Sorry for the long letter. I hope this can also help others that were exposed to AO. Soon I will

be going for my third appeal and am looking for more support with facts on exposure to AO at U-

Tapao.

my brother died of the same thing at age 59, though he served in Cam Rahn Bay, ironically as the

mailman

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To research a story on perimeter guards, I was imbedded with the security detail on the runway (I can

send you a copy of my article if you give me your snail mail address). Agent Orange was used to spray

vegetation along the base fence line to give the guards improved visibility of the perimeter, and I believe I

was exposed to the toxic herbicide as a result of that assignment

517-914-1197

He is filing a claim for benefits with the VA and has received two denials in a 13-year period. He

needs buddy statements confirming that men were augmented to serve guard duty in the 432nd

SPS in the towers on the perimeter of the base (which he served for about 45 days) and also to

corroborate his claim that the jet mechanics on the RF4C revetments were on the perimeter of

the base. He was diagnosed with Diabetes Mellitus II in 1976 and is on the border of being legally

blind from Diabetic Retinopathy plus other issues as a result of exposure to herbicides while at

Udorn. If anyone will help, he will be very appreciative. He really needs those buddy statements

to prove his exposure.

applied 2004 dabeties 2 2008 pulmenary heart diese and 2015 prostate cancer denied on all

army

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Served in Medcap, Town patrol, VD sick call and the Ward. I traveled many dirt roads in the bush.

None of them were like the roas at NKP which were totally baron.

U-Tapao Sep 71 to Sep 72. Aerial Port Sqdn. Looking for anyone from unit or U-T in general.

Www.hericidesinthailand.info

216-429-0463

Received a denial for reconsideration for my husband, Howard McKeller today, for RCC,Brain

cancer, lung cancer, bilateral hearing loss and tinnitus.

We plain on filing a NOD. In the process of trying to find a more helpful VSO.

This info is to update your spreadsheet.

Added per request of Ronald Elwood Hook

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Filed a claim 22 Nov 2013 -have been shuffled among 4 VSO's.Filed 01/9/2017. Reverts to new

claim. Seeking an attorney to fight for back pay. Still waiting to hear from VA.

Waiting for BVA hearing.

I performed 635 SPS "auggie doggie" duties along the base perimeter fence line periodically during my tenure

at U-T. When I retired from the USAF on 1 July 1987, I processed my VA C&P FDF to the DAV and every time

since that time period that I was represented by the DAV, I won my claim each and every time with them. I

was rated by the VA for Type II diabetes and eventually prostate cancer, which made me 100% disabled since

2013. I am working with Bill Rhodes on Congressional legislation that is currently in the Veterans Affairs

Committee in D.C.

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Looking for anyone who served at Takhli Nov 68 to Nov 69. Need statements about augmentee

guard duty, crash recovery, etc.

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Mostly in shop. Two one year tours, both extended one month. When not on duty, spent very

little time on base. Have no typical Agent Orange symptoms.

6 years in Thailand, 4 mos in Laos

I've been fighting off Non Hodgkins Lymphoma on and off since 1998. I did not have a problem getting

awarded disability from VA but that was because of my service in Vietnam. As soon as I go into remission the

VA takes away the disability even though they know there's no cure and it always returns.

843-650-8866

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Thank you for letting me join your group. I was station at Camp Friendship in 1968 with the 590th (DS) as a

heavy truck driver hauling fuel to various location at the air base and through out Thailand.

In 2013 I found out I had prostate cancer, which I thank the VA doctor for finding my problem. I was able to

get 100% disability with in 6 months after I turned in my claim. I had my prostate removed in April 2015 and

was reduced to 70%. In April of 2016 the cancer came back and I'm back to 100%.

I believe I was able to receive my benefits so soon is because of a picture I have of me and my platoon out on

alert along the perimeter around Camp Friendship. I hope this may help someone trying to get their benefits.

Good luck and thank you for you service.

In 91 while on active duty I was found to have a bad aortic valve---the Air Force said it wasn't that

bad and let it go. I got out in 92', still had the bad valve---had it in my med records at discharge. In

95' I had a myocardial infraction ( heart attack) paramedics had to use paddles. Was taken to

hospital and was found that the aortic valve had failed. Next morning, open heart surgery to

replace it with a St Jude's Valve. Although the VA did cover everything, I was told that AO wasn't a

factor. As a matter of fact back then nothing was known too much about AO causing heart

problems. I wound up with a 30% comp rate, which I feel today is lacking, because as one gets

older the heart and valve do not get younger.......

Died 2001

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541-571-5358

I am not award of any ill effects of herbicide exposure. I would like to bring to your attention

another chemical used at most bases in Southeast Asia as in relation to dog handlers only. With

the hot and humid climate in the region, ticks became a frequent visitor to the kennels at all the

bases that had dogs. I saw them so badly infest the kennels that they would literally cover the wall

of the runs. Next step was to set up the bath tub out back and line up the dogs for several nights

worth of dips in the tub. In the tub was a malathion mixture guaranteed to kill any and all ticks. It

is also a known carcenogin today and causes forms of cancer. FYI

540-415-0610

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He was a photographer and has a patch for combat photo. He was in Det 2, 601st and paperwork

shows AAVS, 63 MAWg,355th combat support group (dpcc), and I know he was at norton base

and it got shut down, and many more from paperwork but need help! Deceased July 5, 2015 -

Cancer. See the Post on Thailand Veterans Exposed by Charles N Karen Oats-Bunch.

Worked on the Aircraft Wash Rack. Dispatched numerous times to the reetment area to work on

B-52/KC-135 Aircraft.

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Service connected for lower back and mental health. Turned down for unemployability. Denied

agent orange for any condtitions. Planes he worked on flew in and back to Vietnam.

Need Info..Shanty Range 80 mies west of Korat

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719-499-4297

856 906-4444

217-972-7334

Seymour Johnson 72-73 400th MMS Kadena 72-73 408th MMS reload-preload TDY from Kadena 7/72-1072

Ubon

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Just saying if I owned a automatic weapon in my humble opinion it is not a tactical weapon until it

is used that way. I don't believe the AF thought of AO herbicide as a tactical weapon. They just

used it to control vegetation wherever it was needed. It WORKED

On Dorotha's FB Acct.

Do you know of anyone who has received a claim of AO during that period? I was in the 111th

Recon Squardon n worked on the flight line as a Life Support Specialist

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Would like to know if anyone knows if any benefits for herbicide exposure for any one that was in the jungle

clearing it for friendship highway has received any rating with the benefits yet? My m.o.s.was 62E 20 heavy

equiptment operator with "C"company ;538th engineers 1966July -- August 1967. I also went to Korat with the

refrigerator truck and trailer to get food for the mess hall on several trips and stayed over night in camp

friendship. Been denied on my 3rd appeal now .any new information site suggestions and info appreciated

.Our top was Msgt Purdey or Purdy don't remember. Would you have any info. on 538th eng company "C"

from 1966-1967 we were sprayed nightly sometimes even twice. The vegetation was sprayed with a large tank

in the back of a duece and a half. I went to Korat and picked up several 55 gallon drums and came back to

camp that was about 80-85 klm. And drums were cut in half then handles we're welded on and were used as

catching poop under our wooden hole cut out with seats and every day it was removed and taken outside

perimeter at a designated site and Diesel would be poured on them then set on fire. The barrels that were

burn the day before we picked up and placed them behind the latrine for swap out next day. Our drinking

water was in Lister bags hanging at several sites for us to drink after, and during spraying. I have ask for a

reply and no one has replied now for several months so any help is appreciated.

Would like to get in touch with any other munitions load crew that participated in the F-4 turn

around mission between Ubon and Bien Hoa, Vietnam. I'm appealing a AO claim decision based

on VA'S inability to prove that I was in Vietnam as part of the "turn around" program. Help!

Notice of Intent Nov 2015, full claim April 2016, Denial 2017, Notice of Disagreement 2017

650-493-5000

Ext 61314

Open Heart Surgery

479-216-2357

Awaiting BVA hearing.

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I served two years during the Vietnam war with United States Army, ANC (Army Nurse Corps),

registered nurse. My first year was at Fitzsimmons Army Medical Center in Denver Colorado, my

second year at 31st hospital in Korat, Thailand. Later I served as a reservist during Desert Storm

as a nurse anesthetist, at Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington DC. Always willing and

honored to share and help anyone I can, veteran friends!!

looking for other firemen that may have been stationed there at that time. Heart disease, Loss of 85%

functional ability of one kidney and kidney cysts that hemorrhages, Extreme Atraifibulation after a heart

ablation, high blood pressure,growth on thyroid and right optic nerve.

262-510-1517

Have been recovering from soft tissue sarcoma, presumably a result of exposure to AO in

Thailand. As an over 65 (Medicare citizen) Army retiree out of pocket medical costs have been

minimal. With the VA and its quirky rules for Thailand vets regarding AO, I haven't filed for

disability or medical. Jussayin. Welcome home everybody.

0 % for hearing.

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Still fighting with the VA after 6 years and they are givinging her attorney a hard time about was

he inside or outside to get exposed to agent orange. Way to go VA. Kill people and deny them

because they have to prove they were exposed to AO. I am trying to locate somebody that might

have known him but have been unsuccessful and I saw on the Spread Sheet there was a man

listed during the same time frame but he has no contact information .

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570-716-1965

618-781-4397

Getting things together to file an Agent Orange Claim

914-475-0773

I have AO exposure per my doctor who was a military MD. I had to see this doctor after losing my

balance and falling into a moving car in the street. This doctor noticed that I has severe Arthritis,

Ischemic Heart Disease having 3 Angioplasties, Diabetes Type II, extreme fatigue, and now

diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease. I thought I was just falling apart. After he asked the proper

questions about my service experience first words out of his mouth he said “Classic AO Exposure”

He has seen it over and over again. I filed with the VA in June of 2015 and was denied July of

2016. I have contacted a lawyer who after interviewing me said there’s now way they should have

turned me down with the exposure I experienced. Ivy room in my Hootch was the closest room to

the perimeter and I worked the flight line on grave yard shift making me sleep during the day

when they were spraying. We were told it was “Mosquito Control. I can no longer work and was

forced to retiree due to my health and 4 doctors telling me to stop due to my health. I now live on

Hydrocodone for pain and have been for the last 15 years

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I am currently rated at 60% for Bi-lateral Knee Replacements and Hearing loss. My claim for

Agent Orange was denied twice, and upon the advice of my County VSO I engaged a veterans law

attorney to take the case to the VBA. The case has been accepted by the VBA and I am awaiting

their decision.

913-370-1911

In process of filing LOD

I would be interested in anybody that served in the 1973/74 Comm Sq/Gp that were stationed at

the "OL" sites. I have been denied AO because they said my "OLC/E" wasn't out of Udorn.

Anybody with knowledge that Udorn was our Parent base that we in/out processed or reported

to for dental or other administration needs would be appreciated.

Refueled aircraft on flightline, taxiway, trim pads at Udorn. Copy of my 6 page statement of

exposure claim support to the VA on the Udorn Research Group site in the file section. I received

info that of the 25,000 Thailand Exposure Claims since 2010 when the VA separated Vietnam and

Thailand claims paperwork. 20,000 out of 25,000 exposure claims have been denied by VA, 4 out

of 5.

Worked on the flight line, trimpad and test cell.

I could use some help finding anything on Agent Orange use on Ramasun or anyone having a

successful claim with the VA for Agent Orange exposure.

The 432nd was in Command at Udorn. Air America didn't tell the 432nd shit.

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Deceased - 12/17/12, MSgt.,Retired 1990. Awarded after giving evidence of augmentee duty on

perimter. Denied for aircraft mechanic exposure on perimeter. Lung cancer at age 64. Filed DIC

04/2013. 2 Denials, lack of proof of Perimeter Duty. Filed NOD 6/2014. DRO hearing 9/2015.

Proved 30 days guard/augie doggy duty. Won DIC 11/2015.

Passed away April 6, 2015

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303-942-1676

My claim for hearing loss and tinnitus has just been denied.

573-729-6384

CIPD is a rare nerological disorder in which there is inflammation of nerve roots and peripheral

nerves and destruction of the fatty protective covering (myelin sheath) over the nerves.

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Currently have a 70% rating, but under individual Un-employability. 40% on back. Training

accident in 1974. Took seven years for VA to recognize it. L4-L5 fused in 2010. 20% on ankle.

20% lower back. 10% tinnitus and hearing loss.

Brother in law, brown water vet, has the same lymphoma. Veteran must file the claim.

Spent entire tour working nights on uploaded a/c in revetments. Also worked on transient a/c to

include C-123s

From there went to George AFB where I made SSgt, re-enlisted, got stationed at Carswell AFB,

TX. I was from Ft. Worth area. Went TDY to Guam, then to Osan AB Korea. Final assignmet to

Dyess AFB, TX where I made my home. Discharged to go to Police Academy and after 29 years

retired. Been retired since 2004,

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740-466-5955

Healthy as a horse until Oct 2016. Does anyone know of any other vets exposed who ended up

with Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML)? It specifically lists AML on the presumptive list as not having

enough evidence to support, which in itself is suspicious. I have such a strong gut feeling that it is

related to his time spent on the base, especially after everything I have read. Thanks, all.

I'm looking for my fellow vets that served at Ubon, same duty assignment (crew chief) on the

flight line to secure "Lay" evidence of our assignments working at both ends of runways and

exposure to the herbicides. AO claim 09-12 and now on my third appeal. did you work the flight

line as crew chief

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My Mom got denied from the VA her widow rights. It's about $1200 per month. Inefficient

documentation. We lost my Dad in March, a week before his set informal hearing on his AO

claim. My Mom & I went to his hearing, 5 cases where on schedule that day and ALL 5 cases, the

vet had passed. She is working with an advocate and gave the VA EVERYTHING they asked for. So

darn irritated. My Dad left around August 1975. His name was Earnest D Pittman. He was in

Intelligence

I served in the Army at Camp Ruam Chit Chai, home of 809th Engineer Battalion from

June 1970 till November 1970. I then moved to Udorn with the 7th RRFS. I was Assistant

Facilities Engineer for Northern Thailand with Camp RCC and 6 communications sites. I

have an official scaled drawing of Camp Ruam Chit Chai that shows it was only 500X500

yards. The other camps were around 100X100 yards. I have other pertinent information

for Army vets on these bases I will be glad to share.

Deceased

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916-852-8663

In process of appealing denial. Our son and I joined Michael in January 1973 where we lived at

Kilo Sip in Sattahip. Michael worked as a Psych tech at the base hospital. Michael has Parkinson's

and Parkinson's dementia. I was hoping to locate someone who may remember Michael

Worked on the EB-66's, F105's F4's and the A7D's when they came TDY from Myrtle Beach SC. I was at

Myrtle Beach 70-72.Deceased 9/9/2016 of GBM4 Brain Cancer. Diagnosed 9/15/2015.

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First filed with an advocate in 2013. I actually believe I filed by myself in 2011. Still waiting, just

filed my 5th appeal. Next one goes legal. I was at Bang Pla (which the VA denied ever existed) and

the entire site was probably less than 15 acres. And completely barren ground every where with

the exception of maybe ten feet or so in front of the two existing buildings,. Anywhere you went

you had to walk thru contaminated soil. Oh, I forgot, I my records don't indicate I was on the

perimeter. Oh, I also forgot, we had no MP presence there and each of could be called for guard

duty anytime.

Deceased 01/02/2017. Metastatic small cell lung cancer from AO exposure in Korat, Udorn and

Ubon between 68-72.

he was however sent to DaNang to work on jets that needed repair to get back to base. Of course,

here's the problem, no records of ever being actually in Vietnam. Open to suggestions, more

buddy letters etc. to move forward to our next application. Thanks. If anyone can help with

buddy letters would be great. He was in Takhli Thailand '67-68. But sent to DaNang when jets

needed repair. Of course there is no record of that, so if anyone else was sent on similar missions

and can help with info that would be great!

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I need to know anyone was at bases or Transportation Squadron

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954-753-8533

954-753-6802

fax

Awaiting DRO review

Father was a Thailand Veteran.

shipvice@gmai

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Has anyone used a lawyer for their claim and if so do you have someone I can contact. been down the DAV

road with no luck. If anyone was at either location during the time I was there and could possibly write a

buddy letter for my latest appeal, I would appreciate it. Send me an email.

8143856198

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843-655-9076

Flight line end of the runway trim pad. 1/25/2011 is when I submitted my claim for prostate

cancer from Agent Orange denied 3 or 4 times just had a DRO Hearing October 2016 so as they

say gathering evidence. I had an A-7 run over my foot at Korat, Thailand in 1973, so the VA did

surgery on it and put a hemi implant in my foot, still fighting for ankle damage on same foot both

are documented in my medical records but still denied on ankle what a joke with the C&P exam

I got my AO about 6 years ago. I had my paperwork rewritten by a congressman's staff member.

He changed words like AO to herbicide. there were other changes but can't remember no. Go to

your congressman's veterans staff member for help and keep trying. It was my 6th attempt.

GOOD LUCK

Filed Dec. 6, 2015.

Like others DD214 silent on the extra duty. Attempted VA contact years ago and denied anything

with VA cause

over the income limits course things may have changed but all my dealing with gov have not been

positive.

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Deceased 01/2016. AO benefits denied because he did not work on the perimeter.

636-208-0014

.Does anyone know how to contact Capt Steve Ritchie.I have tried to look him up with no success.We need a

couple statements from anyone who worked the same ares's as Ernie did to give more facts for his claim

which we are in the process of getting together.It would be a bonus to have this. call 303-619-0555. My

husband just got denied for herbicide exposure Udorn and UbonThailand Vietnam Era.He has multiple

myeloma cancer.The V.A has made negligent errors on their decision.The review officer placed him in

Vietnam filing for Agent Orange and stated his cancer is not caused by herbicides and it is not service

related.We filed for herbicide exposure and stated many times he was in Thailand.His cancer is on the

presumtative list.Is there something else that can reverse this decision instead of filing for an appeal?I am so

done with this.I will get a lawyer to handle this if nothing can be done otherwise.I am just not believing this

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509-545-0947

I need proof that I served Augmentee duty with the Security Police at Udorn. Any Suggestions for obtaining

proof?

602-349-5920

616-216-8145

First application 2012. 3 denials. Last appeal 2016. I was told I will talk to a judge sometime late

2018. That is 6 years and the VA denials are in direct conflict of exsisting rules and regulations.

My state senators office just informed me that if you have reached the ripe old age of 75 that

your appeal can be moved up "hopefully somewhere near the top of the list. They are going to

advise the BLV wish me luck!

I filed for the first time in 2001 for type 2 diabetes. My A1C runs about 3-4 since I was diagnosed in august

01.I filed claims for tinnitis-nueropathy and a major neck surgery in 2014. all this from a bad fall off of a Knife

helo on july 3 1974 when during a heavy monsoon I slipped off the exhaust of our TS56 engine.I worked 7p-

7a on nkp and tdy to korat flight lines.when I fell I jammed my lower back somwhat up into my neck. VA says

I should have gone to hosp for a checkup but I didnt and now in 2014 I have my first neck/spine operation.on

oct 17 I have the second which is lower spine lumbar decompression.I have sent copies of all my medical

histories to the VA. make this shorter. I'm denied everytime cause no boots in Nam for PTSD and all my other

claims. I use a good VSO but always denials. I have wrote extra papers about 2 of my children having

moderate to severe Chrohns disease. my youngest son died from complictions from it causing septic shock

death last aug 26 2015.I have proof from an APR that I worked close to north nkp perimeter when we ran up

the Bronco tp engines and we were close to the k9 kennels.defoilants were used between april 10 74 and april

10 75.I have done many things to help the claims along but I fear even though its being reviewed the claims

will be all denied again. any help is appreciated cause I aint ever giving up...... that others may live... fly on

21ST SOS Knifes

Still trying to get approved for AO exposure.

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retired out of Guard 2008 Recruiter for Guard 85-2008. Oakland County Supervisor is Lauren

Chamberlin (Supervisor) email: [email protected] phone # 248-858-0785

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I am asking for any help in getting more information in proving I was exposed. I was at both ends of runway for

arm and dearm of the planes. How can I prove the 500 meter drift? My hooch was within that distance of the

permemiter. I also cut dead weeds and grass at the bomb dump but no record for that. Pretty discouraged

tonight, thanks.Craig Wiser

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3 heart attacks, 28 stents, robotic prostatetectomy, bladder cancer removed, 38 radiation

treatments.

steveandsuein

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work the flight line hauling equipment to the flight line and other areas of the base. Used to sit in

my tractor and watched them spray all along the flight line killing all of the grass. They had a large

tank just of flight line in Korat.




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