Agent Orange was a powerful herbicide used during the Vietnam War, created by combining multiple chemicals and containing TCDD (dioxin)—a highly toxic contaminant linked to serious health conditions in veterans and, in limited cases, their children. Exposure didn’t happen just one way. Veterans may have come into contact through aerial spraying, ground application, contaminated equipment, or drinking water. VA also recognizes higher exposure risk for veterans who served in specific locations and

38K views · 1K reactions | "The Agent Orange chemical was a weapon that seriously deteriorated by father's health." Family members talk about losing loved ones long after the Vietnam War ended due to illnesses and diseases caused by exposure to Agent Orange and PTSD. They all came together to honor them through In Memory: vvmf.org/In-Memory-Program | Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund | Facebook