Defoliants were used in an effort to eliminate ground cover used for concealment by the Vietminh. Modern infrared technology wasn't available to look through the jungle canopy.
It is a deadly substance that can kill people over a period of years or cause health problems.
Special effects for birthday parties.
I would say yes since my grandfather is going into full Kinsey failure and the doctors say it was due to his exposure to agent orange
Not in the least. Agent orange was a herbicide similar to 24D, used in the U.S. in agriculture. Operation Ranch Hand sprayed 11 million gallons of agent orange and 8 million gallons of other herbicides on South East Asia. Most G.I.s got sprayed at least once, not all fell ill.
supposedly just defoliants but even some of our own died from this and many suffered irrepuable harm (AGENT ORANGE! WAS NOT A WEAPON, BUT WE SPRAYED IT AND WE DID HORRIBLE DAMAGE TO OUR TROOPS, THE LAND IS STILL CONTAMINATED, CHILDREN ARE STILL BEING BORN WITH HORRIBLE DEFECTS, OUR OWN CAME BACK AND THEIR CHILDREN WERE BEING BORN WITH HORRIBLE BIRTH DEFECTS. THERE ARE A LOT OF DOCUMENTERIES THAT WILL TELL YOU MORE. THE HORRIBLE AFFECTS THAT AGENT ORANGE CAUSED, AND ARE STILL CAUSING, MY OWN SPOUSE HAS PARKINSONS DUE TO EXPOSURE)
I would love to know myself. I am a 24-year-old male, and my father was in Vietnam and, of course, was exposed to "Agent Orange." Since becoming an adult, I have dealt with several health issues, including but not limited to: problems with my back, skin disorders and cysts on my face and testicles. I have researched this topic and can't really seem to get an answer. Can anybody share your experience with Vietnam Vet offspring suffering from cysts and/or other health issues?
1970 would be a good guess, as Rome Plows commenced operations in about 1969. Rome Plows took over the destruction of the forests (jungles) in South Vietnam.
I would say yes since my grandfather is going into full Kinsey failure and the doctors say it was due to his exposure to agent orange
I don't understand why anyone would be opposed to it. It could be the greatest medical progress in history and people are opposed to it? Idiots.
No, hepatitis b is a virus and can only be contracted through infected material. If you had lymphoma caused by agent orange then you would be more susceptible but, the hepatitis probably wouldn't be your biggest worry at that point.
YES
agent orange. short of that, Round-up
I put a 2" square of aluminum foil in a container of orange juice and another in a container of tap water and allowed both to sit for one week. After one week, the one in the water container had turned brownish black and "corroded" more than the one in the orange juice. Why? I dunno. I would have thought it would be the opposite, but it wasn't. Anyone know why? A. The acid in the orange juice acted as a reducing agent to prevent oxygen from corroding the aluminum.
Not in the least. Agent orange was a herbicide similar to 24D, used in the U.S. in agriculture. Operation Ranch Hand sprayed 11 million gallons of agent orange and 8 million gallons of other herbicides on South East Asia. Most G.I.s got sprayed at least once, not all fell ill.
Go to burpees.com and ask that question. If anyone would know, I'll bet they would.
yes and no, you have to first find one, (but be careful because you don't know who to trust when it comes to those kinds of things), and then audition, the agent would decie from there
No, they use the phrase just as anyone would use it.
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