Recognizing and honoring victims of Agent Orange exposure during the Vietnam War.

The bill recognizes and honors victims of Agent Orange exposure during the Vietnam War. It acknowledges the widespread use of Agent Orange by U.S. armed forces in Vietnam from 1961 to 1971, exposing 3.2 million American soldiers to the chemical. Agent Orange, a dioxin and cancer-causing chemical, has caused numerous serious illnesses and genetic damage. The resolution emphasizes the need to honor these veterans for their courageous service and sacrifices.

Recognizing and honoring victims of Agent Orange exposure during the Vietnam War.

The bill recognizes and honors victims of Agent Orange exposure during the Vietnam War. It acknowledges the widespread use of Agent Orange by U.S. armed forces in Vietnam from 1961 to 1971, exposing 3.2 million American soldiers to the chemical. Agent Orange, a dioxin and cancer-causing chemical, has caused numerous serious illnesses and genetic damage. The resolution emphasizes the need to honor these veterans for their courageous service and sacrifices.