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Fred A. Wilcox

WAITING FOR AN ARMY TO DIE

The Tragedy of Agent Orange

_{SECOND EDITION}

PREFACE

INTRODUCTION

1. Ketchup and Water

2. The Doomed Platoon

3. Seals and River Rats

4. A Maimed Generation

5. Dying Down Under

6. Stonewall

7. When You Can’t Sue the Government that Kills You

8. Casualty Report

9. Humans, Rats, and Lesser Beings

10. The Vietnamization of America

11. Vietnam Veterans are America’s Future

APPENDIX

The History of 2,4,5-T[27]

Employment of Riot Control Agents, Flame, Smoke, Antiplant Agents, and Personnel Detectors in Counterguerilla Operations

Department of the Army Training Circular

VA Memo Circulated on May 18, 1978

Letter from Gilbert Boger, M.D., to the Editor of the Journal of the American Medical Association,

November 30, 1979 (Vol. 242, No. 22)

Symptoms in Vietnam Veterans Exposed to Agent Orange

Sixty-Fourth Annual National Convention of the American Legion Chicago, Illinois, August 24–26, 1982

BIBLIOGRAPHY

NOTES

INTRODUCTION

4 - A MAIMED GENERATION

5 - DYING DOWN UNDER

6 - STONEWALL

7 - WHEN YOU CAN’T SUE THE GOVERNMENT THAT KILLS YOU

8 - CASUALTY REPORT

9 - HUMANS, RATS, AND LESSER BEINGS

10 - THE VIETNAMIZATION OF AMERICA

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

ABOUT SEVEN STORIES PRESS

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