EVIDENCE POINTS TO VIETNAM-ERA HERBICIDES IN DRUMS BURIED IN FIELD, SCIENTIST SAYS: Denials of defoliant at former U.S. base site in Okinawa fly in the face of science AT THIS LINK>>> agentorangelegacy.blogspot/2013/08/denials-of-defoliant-at-former-us-base.html In an article in The Japan Times (“Okinawa dump site may be proof of Agent Orange: experts,” Aug. 7), Jon Mitchell writes: “Still, the Pentagon denies that it ever stored military defoliants — including Agent Orange — in Okinawa. In February, it released a 29-page report denying that such substances were ever on the island.” I place emphasis on the last few words. How can such a denial be factual when 2,4,5-T was discovered in these drums? In support of the Pentagon’s claims, a Dow Chemical representative stated that given the drum volume and their markings, it was inconsistent with the way they shipped herbicides.
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