In my last issue of VVA Veteran magazine I noted that our
organization has escalated efforts to get the stories of people and
families exposed to Agent Orange the attention deserved.

VVA has had the longest Agent Orange Committee outside of Vietnam Veterans Against the War (VVAW) and Veterans for Peace (VFP) that have also been the tip of the spear on Agent Orange advocacy beginning with
the end of the Vietnam War and continuing today.

I’ve decided to help in this effort by publishing what VVA or anyone else sends me about efforts being made in this area, but most of all to tell the stories of Veterans and families touched by Agent Orange who
have had no voice in the public media.

Credit and copyright goes to VVA for this article.

Posted by: Robert L. Hanafin, Major, U.S. Air Force-Retired

Life Member VVA

Staff Writer Veterans Today