US VETERANS

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FORGOTTEN US VETERANS

Who are the forgotten US military veterans? They are veterans that US presidents endangered their lives then forgot them. Operation White Star (from 1958 to the beginning of the Vietnam war) or the Berlin Wall Crisis (from 1958 until 1989 when the wall was completed) are perhaps only two of many undeclared wars or conflicts where Americans lives were loss and, yet not were unrecognized. Their love ones left to fend for themselves and without compensation or recognition for the loss of their veteran.

https://www.veterans.nd.gov/benefits-and-services/veterans-preference-nd/periods-conflict-defined

Unselfish Dedication

The OC is one of many organizations alerting veterans of the need to seek help due to the difficulty of finding events that link their disease or injury to their military service.

Veterans are advised to retain an attorney to assist them in getting compensation for a disease or injury that was not known during active service. Veterans should research the service-connected events before attaining an attorney. It may save time and money.

Bloodborne Pathogens

Syphilis is the most common service-related disease. Left untreated can lead to severe complications such as cardiovascular problems, neurological disorders, and even death.

Many us veterans are unaware of the high-pressure jet injector gun used to vaccinate them were a source of transmitted bloodborne pathogens, including syphilis and hepatitis B, both left untreated could lead to severe health complications such as cardiovascular problems, neurological disorders, and even death.

Military Medical Records Retention Period

Are you aware of the National Records Center’s 62 years military records retention period? The center holds your military records for 62 years before releasing them to the public. If you were 18 years old when you joined the military, your military records may be hidden from you until you die or is 80 years old. The average life expectancy of US veterans is 76.4 years. Many veterans die before their military records are released. Many veterans have an event during active duty that caused or may contribute to long-term suffering or death that may warrant a monthly disability payments to their spouse or children of $171.23 to $338.49.

OC help for Veterans

Need help finding and researching events the OC and its members help veterans as time permits. Although the OC has over twenty years of finding and connecting events to military service, the OC help may not be readily available. OC does not guarantee success.

Care to join the OC in helping us veterans find evidence to connect an injury or disease to active duty, select an OC level of interest.

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OC advanced Membership	$20.00 per Month.	Select

Disclaimer

The information on this webpage is not legal advice or sanctioned by the VA. The Onisac Club is not a VA claims representative. Personal information of payment of any kind collected by Paypal to protect you.

The OC’s Claim information is provided by ON researchers. ON search for how and why VA does not grant disability to all veterans.

Military barracks built between 1930 and 1980 contained asbestos. Many veterans suffered tooth decay due to sugary military diets.

An event discovered 60 years after the veteran discharge from the US Military may be accepted as service-connected evidence even if the military records are lost.