I was on the USS Saratoga CVA 60. We went over in 1972.When our planes came back from a strike. The ones that needed repairs. Were parked in hanger bay three. Right outside our shop door.I told the guys they smelled like the cotton spray from back home.Sometimes they had a slight film on them.The smell would fill our shop.
Pilot told me one time. That sometimes they would fly at tree top level. So I would guess that is where they picked it up at.I was flying from the ship to Da Nang to Subic. To check on and help with repairs. To our liberty boats we would some times leave behind.But of course the VA says I could not have been exposed.
Had an appointment in June for an AO exam.But the VA now says. They have no record of me ever applying.Even after I gave them my case number.I am done with them. Just another branch of the Gov't you can't trust.
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