He was absolutely a threat; his code name in 'nam was Agent Orange, and I have it on good authority that he is also a karate man that mastered the "quart of blood technique".

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Hundreds of veterans attended a clinic at the Colorado National Guard Center in northern Colorado Springs for help with their disability claims related to exposure to Agent Orange and burn pits.

Source: https://gazette.com/military/pact-act-clinic-in-colorado-springs-draws-more-than-700-in-less-than-two-days/article_b3ab3f72-3655-11ee-b80f-8798a03cf011.html

Landry, now 75, said the effects of Agent Orange have led to pancreatitis and diabetes.

Source: https://www.americanpress.com/2023/03/25/one-soldiers-post-war-journey-it-took-53-years-for-vietnam-veteran-carroll-landrys-wartime-disability-claim-to-be-approved/

Specifically, it establishes a presumptive exposure to Agent Orange for those that served in active duty in this area.

Source: https://communitynewspapers.com/pinecrest-tribune/congresswoman-salazar-introduces-bill-to-give-panama-canal-zone-veterans-vital-healthcare-coverage/

“The science is showing us the impact of airborne hazards including lead from high volume weapons training, Agent Orange, burn pits, sand, mechanical fumes, or any of the other dozens of other potential hazards,” added Grewal.

Source: https://www.cbj.ca/ventus-ramps-up-field-trials-of-its-tr2-respirator-following-ce-certification/