Author: Michael P. Ehline

There is a bill to improve the Iraq and Afghanistan Service grant and the children of fallen heroes grant, which will make a huge difference for people who have served. Many veterans deserve to have better help when they have been discharged from the military. However, many of them have struggled when they come home. Those who were a part of the Iraq and Afghanistan service saw many dreadful scenarios, which is why the government should look after them. To learn more about the bill to improve the Iraq and Afghanistan Service grant and the children of fallen heroes grant, continue reading...

Here is a story raising awareness about veterans affairs over toxic exposed veterans and the PACT ACT. Paul Ehline Memorial Ride watched the PACT Act in its final form die on the Senate floor. Sgt Paul Ehline in Mong Village, Circa 1968. Styled the Sergeant First Class Heath Robinson Honoring Our Promise to Address Comprehensive Toxics Act (PACT) Act of 2022, this sweeping legislation was set to deliver generations of servicemembers exposed to toxins long denied health care and restitution benefits. It was designed to improve health care for certain vets and grew to cover the...

You want to love the memories from your childhood, no matter where you lived. But there’s a different charm to spending your early years near military bases. Among the beautiful memories of Marines, Airmen, Sailors, soldiers, or Coastguardsmen marching, planes flying, and jets roaring, those who have lived near these bases are now faced with a threat. Much military personnel and their families are now finding out that the water they had been drinking in their homes and various materials they had been using were contaminated. This type of water contamination is not to be taken lightly...

Throughout the history of the US Military, veterans have been exposed to dangerous and life-threatening conditions not due to war but because of a lack of management and proper research before setting up bases. On many occasions, these unsuspecting army individuals and their families were made to drink contaminated groundwater (laced with inorganic arsenic, Benzene, and other toxic substances.). The consumption of contaminated groundwater resulted in the development of cancers and many other medical complications in these veterans and their families. Some of these conditions might continue...

Camp Lejeune is a US Marine Corps base on the east coast located in Jacksonville, North Carolina. Currently, it’s part of a combined installation, so it includes the Marine Corps Air Station at New River. Its training facilities are found on the miles of beach between Wilmington and Morehead City with its deep water ports. This base is home to various Marine units, including expeditionary forces. Between the 1950s and 1980s, military service members stationed at Camp Lejeune were exposed to serious toxic substances in the drinking water. This happened in training and residential areas. Veterans...