Maine veterans tell of dead animals, yellow water and cancer at Canadian base

The Gagetown Harmful Chemical Study Commission is tackling what has been mostly ignored for two decades, despite hundreds of guardsmen and women claiming devastating illness from exposure to chemicals at the base.

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