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December 31, 2020 by Victoria Moore

Best wishes to everyone for the New Year.

Best wishes to everyone for the New Year. Be Safe. Stay Positive. Test negative. Have Hope. Get inspired!

Thank you for your service, support and encouragement as we add to the awareness and recognition for our tribe.

Filed Under: News, Victoria Moore's Blog

May 15, 2020 by ​​Children of Atomic Veterans

No Medal Yet…

​Instead of Medals, The Pentagon Is Offering Certificates To Vets Who Were Exposed To Radiation

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January 2, 2020 by ​​Children of Atomic Veterans

2020 – Is it the year of the Nuclear Veteran?

Labrats International posted “2020 – Is it the year of the Nuclear Veteran?”

Is 2020 the most significant year for Nuclear Veterans for decades? Across the world, the pressure is being applied to Governments. Runit Dome has attracted the attention of the United Nations. Never has so much been done by organisations for recognition.

Read the full article here.

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November 3, 2019 by ​​Children of Atomic Veterans

Illnesses Strike Family Members

Navy veteran Lincoln Grahlfs was one of the first atomic vets. He’s lived long enough that he’s now one of the oldest. He is sharp and commanding. After retiring from a long career teaching college sociology, he went back to school to earn his Ph.D. For his dissertation, he researched what happened to atomic veterans and later published his findings in a book, “Voices from Ground Zero.”  ​Of the 376 atomic veterans Grahlfs surveyed, nearly half had health problems they attributed to their participation in the tests. About 1 in 5 said family members had health problems they thought might be related, too. Grahlfs thinks the government lied to atomic vets and ignored their concerns. During the tests, he and his shipmates called themselves “The Royal Order of Guinea Pigs.” U.S. Navy Veteran Lincoln Grahlfs, 93, was one of the first atomic vets. He surveyed 376 veterans who participated in the atomic tests for his doctoral dissertation and later published his findings in a book, “Voices from Ground Zero.”
CREDIT: ZACHARY STAUFFER FOR REVEAL

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August 23, 2019 by admin

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