Veterans Disability Benefits For Agent Orange Exposure

Agent Orange was an important part of the United States’ tactics in Vietnam. Altogether, the U.S. sprayed more than 19 million gallons of it and other herbicides throughout all four military zones of Vietnam. The goal? Removing the foliage that provided cover for the enemy.

Agent Orange use was so widespread that veterans who served during the Vietnam era were probably exposed to it. In fact, the VA will presume that you were exposed to Agent Orange if you “set foot” in Vietnam or served on a ship or vessel in one of Vietnam’s inland waterways. Agent Orange and other herbicides were also used during the Korean War and were stored on military bases in the United States as well.

Military Service-Connected Disability

Because Agent Orange was used so heavily during this time and because it has caused so many serious health problems for veterans, the government presumes that certain illnesses are service-connected for Vietnam veterans exposed to Agent Orange:

  • Many types of cancer, such as respiratory cancers, prostate cancer and myeloma
  • Hodgkin’s disease
  • Non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma
  • Diabetes Mellitus
  • Peripheral neuropathy (a nervous system condition)
  • Ischemic heart disease (ischemic cardiomyopathy)
  • Parkinson’s disease

If you have been diagnosed with one of the diseases above, you may be eligible for disability compensation.

At Voice 4 Vets®, our highly qualified VA-accredited claims agents will work hard to get you the VA disability compensation you are entitled to. They serve veterans throughout the United States and are dedicated to achieving the best possible results.

Thousands of Vets Already Get Compensation for Agent Orange Exposure

According to the United States government, thousands of veterans already receive VA disability compensation for Agent Orange-related illnesses. If you believe that your illness or disability is related to Agent Orange exposure, do not hesitate to talk with one of our VA-accredited claims agents about your options. Consultations are free and confidential.

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Many veterans turn to lawyers or advocates for help with their disability claims, but your best choice is almost certainly our VA-accredited claims agents.

Call (912) 376-3501 or use the online contact form to talk about your Agent Orange and herbicide exposure. No matter where you are, our claims agents can help.

 

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