Since 1999, America has celebrated National Military Appreciation Month in May ... by the Department of Defense (DoD). For example, asbestos exposure and related diseases benefit from presumption.

The U.S. military overused asbestos-containing products throughout the last century before entering World War II, when affordable materials were sought for mass-producing military equipment quickly.

The U.S. military overused asbestos-containing products throughout the last century before entering WWII, as affordable materials were in high demand for mass-producing military equipment quickly.

FORT BRAGG, N.C. — It's been an ongoing issue at Fort Bragg for years: Old barracks with mold and asbestos. The latest bout has forced military leaders to move about 1,200 soldiers into new housing.

Military families living in 38,000 housing units owned and operated by the U.S. government face health and safety risks such as lead-based paint, asbestos, radon and contaminated drinking water ...

During World War II, asbestos was critical to the U.S. military, especially the Navy and the Air Force. Shipping and shipbuilding were essential, and parts of military aircraft and incendiary ...

Having a centralized database with all veterans and military service members who were in contact with asbestos while on duty would significantly improve early detection so that our veterans can ...

In tanks, in technical rooms and even in fireproof gloves: the highly harmful ... doubt that the former soldier was exposed to asbestos during his military service," the ONA declared.

Several families alleged they had to dispose of their property due to mold and asbestos exposure. Air Force and Army families stationed at three military bases in Texas — Fort Bliss, Lackland ...

The lawsuit, filed in Florida state court, alleges that Balfour Beatty, a massive company that manages more than 40,000 military homes ... of lead paint and asbestos." Not only that, the suit ...