1. Where are the Agent Orange Exposure Locations? Military veterans who served in Vietnam or the Korean demilitarized zone are presumed by the VA to have been exposed to Agent Orange. According to the VA there are, however, other veterans that may qualify if they are able to show proof of exposure. Other possible exposure locations include:
2. What are the Agent Orange Eligibility Criteria and Conditions Associated? A veteran with a service connected disability related to the exposure to Agent Orange may be eligible for a number of compensation benefits. The VA has acknowledged several conditions to be presumptive conditions, which means, the veteran does not have to prove service connection. Those conditions/diseases include:
AL Amyloidosis
Chronic B-Cell Leukemias
Chloracne
Diabetes Mellitus Type 2
Hodgkin’s Disease
Ischemic Heart Disease
3. Are There Benefits Available To Children of Veterans Exposed to Agent Orange? Yes, there are compensation benefits available to those children suffering a birth defect due to Agent Orange exposure, but the VA is strict on their criteria of eligibility for these types of benefits.
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If you’ve applied for Veterans Disability Benefits related to Agent Orange exposure and were denied, call our law firm today. Call us from anywhere in the nation at 866-866-VETS or contact our office online.
William Scott
I have Chronic Lymphoid Leukemia I have had seven Blood Transfusion, I go every 4 weeks for” Oncology for Infusion’s. I was in Korea 1952-53
David S. Russotto
We are sorry to hear that. We would be happy to discuss your claim with you. We can be reached at 866-866-8387.