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ATTENTION:
LOOKING FOR USAF VETERANS
THAT SERVED IN THAILAND.  
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ATTENTION:  I have always thought people that voted a straight ticket were not well informed but like trained seals.  But it seems that is
exactly what we need to think about in November.  A vote for any Democrat in office is a vote for the status quo of big spending and
making more people dependant on government handouts.  A vote for Democrats is a vote for Obama, Reid, Pelosi and their gang.  Please
consider all options and thing before you vote.
WE NEED YOUR HELP
From VVA Publication

Working with Agent Orange Committee Chair Alan Oates we are
restructuring the Agent Orange Seminar for August's Leadership
Conference in Orlando to respond to the challenge to the Agent
Orange Act of 1991 process.
In order to help make the case for why veterans who served in other
areas in which dioxin and other herbicides were sprayed during the
war should be eligible for disability compensation, we need to hear
from VVA members who can pinpoint when and what other areas
were sprayed --in Guam, Thailand, hawaii, on Johnston Island; or in
the Continental U.S.  We also need to hear from Navy veterans who
wer on ships that docked in Vietnam, went up rivers, or anchored
very close to shore in one or more of Vietnam's harbors during the
war.
Additionally, if we are ato make further progress on the Agent
Orange issue, we will need veterans in every state and chapter to
profide informed and impassioned advocacy.  So we urge you to
attend the Advocacy and the Agent Orange workshops at the
Leadership Conference.
Send your recollections and information to Alan Oates at
Aoates@vva.org
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