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Vol. 26, No.1       Winter 2012 

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IN THIS ISSUE

Defoliated Korean DMZ, 1968
US Army

VA expanded the dates of presumed Agent Orange exposure along the Korean demilitarized zone (DMZ) to April 1, 1968 - August 31, 1971. This simplifies and speeds the benefit application process for Veterans of the Korean DMZ.

Other Features in this Issue

• Check VA’s “Ships List”
• VA Studies High Blood Pressure, Chronic Lung Disease Among Vietnam Veterans
• Agent Orange Registry Health Evaluation
• New Hotline for Homeless Veterans
• Service in Camp Lejeune?
• Understanding Heart Disease and How to Reduce Your Risk
• “Million Veteran Program” Seeks Volunteers
• Agent Orange Registry Statistics

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