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This article is beneficial to all veterans that served prior to the mid 1980s. Perhaps you didn't serve at Camp Lejeune, yet there may be a possibility that you came into direct contact with TCE, even on a daily basis in some MOS's.
This article is beneficial to all veterans that served prior to the mid 1980s. Perhaps you didn't serve at Camp Lejeune, yet there may be a possibility that you came into direct contact with TCE, even on a daily basis in some MOS's.
Camp Lejeune wasn’t the only TCE exposure "It’s Worst than we Thought"
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CPO Ed Ball
In the 70's early 80's you found trichloroethylene (TCE) in spray cans to clean your brakes sold by your local auto parts store. Believe it or not, got a can stashed out in the pole barn, I've never used. Nasty stuff. A USMC aviation mechanic that worked on engines for hueys and cobras every day turned me on to the stuff. He suffers from Parkinson's, another marine, same MOS, suffers from tremors that are not diagnosed as Parkinson's. Definitely scary!
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