Hello,

The following post was found on the Facebook page “Agent Orange” posted by Barbara Ann Wright.

“This is directed to ANYONE who served in Korea and are being denied benefits due to missing records or that you weren't in Korea during the short, 4 year window of time, that DOD will admit to spraying in Korea. OFFE/FC Chairman Gene Simes has ask me to compile a list of Korea vets who are either like me and my late husband missing all of your Korea records OR you are now suffering from one of the illnesses on the presumptive list and are being you don't qualify for benefits due to the fact that either you were in Korea after 1971 or your unit wasn't stationed on the DMZ then Gene needs your contact information and the dates you were in country and your illnesses. His email is gdsusa@rochester.rr.com and he needs this info ASAP…”

Allen Glover
24 Franklin Street
New Lebanon, OH 45345
GL6632@aol.com

My husband was stationed at Camp Casey - KOREA 80-82 83-84 and served on the DMZ. He has suffered a heart attack, several stents, and afib. He also has Stage 2A Cancer (prostrate) Stage 4 (lymphatic pelvic) lymphadenopathy Stage 3 (bladder). His prostate cancer is incurable.

Thank you,
Mollie Glover

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Subject: Korean war

Hello, I saw opposed with your email. I recently found out about all the spraying and it struck me because I am a child of a World War II Korean War Vietnam war who passed away in 2012. my mom is still alive. My dad was in Korea in the 1960s and 70s I can get more more exact information but I have cancer and my daughter has spina bifida which I just recently found out they admitted to the cause of spina bifida and that it could affect seven generations. Any information you could provide me would be helpful.

Thank you so much for your time.

Sandra O Neill