Veterans who served in Korea & along the DMZ your help is needed!

If you do provide personal contact information it will be kept 100% confidential.

File photo of Agent Orange in Vietnam

(DA NANG, Vietnam) - Forward by editor: This was sent to the newsroom today by our Correspondent Chuck Palazzo in Vietnam, who in addition to being a Salem-News.com writer, holds an important role with the quickly-evolving group Agent Orange Group. Please pass it along to Korean War vets, particularly those who are not online, thanks.

The research questionnaire response so far has been good, but we still need more veterans who served in Korea to participate.

Veterans-For-Change is distributing a questionnaire to veterans pertaining to service in Korea to help us gather statistical information in our ongoing efforts to correct the wrongs and to assist in declassifying many missions in Korea so that veterans such as you will be able to gain the benefits and services needed from the VA System.

This questionnaire is anonymous, you do not need to provide personal contact information if you're not comfortable with this.

However, if you do provide personal contact information it will be kept 100% confidential, will not be given to any member of Congress, the VA or the DoD, nor will it be sold to any company for any reason what-so-ever.

Statistical information will be used to compile a report to submit to various members of Congress in our efforts to declassify all missions 25 or more years ago so that all veterans can apply for and gain the much needed benefits and medical care/services needed and long over due.

About Agent Orange Action Group:

Agent Orange Action Group is a non-profit organization. Founded in 2011, the group aims to provide assistance to Vietnamese victims of Agent Orange through education, fundraising and lobbying efforts in government and the private sector.