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News about the fight for justice for Camp Lejeune.
Advocates spread awareness in Geauga County for veterans impacted by toxic burn pits
Some veterans say the PACT Act is a step forward, but many are still being left behind.
No, people affected by Camp Lejeune toxic water don’t need a lawyer to file compensation claim
“The Department of the Navy is committed to resolving all claims related to this matter in a fair and timely manner. All claims will be processed as quickly as possible; however, due to the large amount of claims anticipated to be received, we cannot forecast an expected processing time. Submitting your claim via email will assist in expediting your claim,” the U.S. Navy Judge Advocate General’s Corps says.
Pennsylvania senator holding up final approval of bill to help veterans exposed to burn pits
“You know, they, the BA says the D-O-D the government says, no, you, your spouse did not die as a result of, of his service. So you get nothing. We need people to know that this is what the VA is doing to our war heroes, who willingly went off to war and fought for our country. And when they, if they returned sick, it's tough luck you're on your own.”