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The U.S. Military used chemical agents such as napalm and agent orange to kill vegetation and harm the enemy during the Vietnam War.

Agent Orange was a chemical defoliant used to strip leaves from trees in the jungle and to destroy rice crops to deny the enemy food sources. The defoliants were sprayed to allow the U.S. to see into the jungle and see the Viet Cong that were hidden from air-view due to the trees covering the grounds.

The defoliants caused health defects in the Vietnamese civilains. Some of the health detects included cancer, sterility in soldiers, unhelathy and deformed babies and still born babies.

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Two of the most common effects of Agent Orange are Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma and prostate cancer. Offspring of those exposed to Agent Orange have also been afflicted with spinal biffida attributed to Agent Orange. There are also many less common conditions thought to be caused or aggravated by Agent Orange exposure.

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everything ends up dieing and going brown if it hits green life. If a woman breaths it is when she is pregnant her Baby with get mental disorders, agent orange is still alive in Vietnam and is still lethal even though it is not as strong.

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