PO3 Kenneth Filion7842749<div class="images-v2-count-0"></div>Any postal clerks serving on land, or aboard ship who sorted mail, stored mail bags, or spent hours at a time dealing with large volumes of mail while in the war zone? Specifically, contact with the large canvas mail bags.Any Vietnam era Navy veterans out there who served in the combat zone, think they were exposed to agent orange through contact with mail?2022-08-25T15:07:38-04:00PO3 Kenneth Filion7842749<div class="images-v2-count-0"></div>Any postal clerks serving on land, or aboard ship who sorted mail, stored mail bags, or spent hours at a time dealing with large volumes of mail while in the war zone? Specifically, contact with the large canvas mail bags.Any Vietnam era Navy veterans out there who served in the combat zone, think they were exposed to agent orange through contact with mail?2022-08-25T15:07:38-04:002022-08-25T15:07:38-04:00SSG Bill McCoy7924734<div class="images-v2-count-0"></div>It doesn't matter actually - if anyone was "boots on the ground," their exposure is presumptive and benefits are available. That's been extended to even the blue water navy who received the Vietnam Service Medal and/or VN Campaign medal.Response by SSG Bill McCoy made Oct 11 at 2022 10:39 AM2022-10-11T10:39:21-04:002022-10-11T10:39:21-04:002022-08-25T15:07:38-04:00