Page 115 - Agent Orange News Today

Vets exposed to the chemical at US bases are still waiting for the same benefits as their peers who fought in Vietnam.

The government this year acknowledged Agent Orange’s presence at 17 bases, but not others where evidence is mounting — including Fort Ord in California and, possibly, Chanute Air Force Base in Illinois.

Filipino participation in Miss Saigon reflects enduring issues of Asian orientalism in theater, film, and other avenues of expression, but the difference is that Filipinos appear to be willing participants in this orientalism.

There has been more data published about veterans assimilating into civilian life over the last 10 to 15 years than, probably, since World War II. I don’t know about you

Hankyoreh 21 reporter Koh Kyoung-tae revealed the tragic events that had occurred in the villages of Phong Nhi and Phong Nhat through photographs and documents declassified by the US

Bill Brooks intends to lead Veterans Town Hall despite major surgery Wednesday.

To the Journal editor: They say, “No news is good news.” I say some news is good news. When I found out the news that the Cliff-Dow site was off the table

Music and concerts this month in the north state.

News, features, and commentary about cancer-related issues

The Garden Grove Amphitheater is set to host three smaller-scale shows in June ahead of the No Values Festival in Pomona.