The first thing that Myron Koets noticed when he landed in Vietnam was the smell. “It was a greasy, oily odor,” he said. “I soon learned that it was the
The first thing that Myron Koets noticed when he landed in Vietnam was the smell. “It was a greasy, oily odor,” he said. “I soon learned that it was the
“I appreciate it when people thank me for my service. But what I’d prefer is that they vote for someone who favors diplomacy over the use of force," says U.S. Army veteran Myron Koets.
Regardless of which war they served in, the branch they served in or the era in which they served, military veterans’ stories of toxic exposure all sound similar.
Chris Burgess slept next to a burn pi.
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