Agent Orange Victims Meets US Vietnam Vets
WASHINGTON - NOVEMBER 28: Former United States Marine Frank Corcoran (L), a member of Veterans for Peace, and Ho Sy Hai (R), a veteran of the North Vietnamese Army, search for names while touring the Vietnam War Memorial Wall during an event bringing together victims of the use of Agent Orange, a defoliant widely used by the U.S military in the war in Vietnam November 28, 2005 in Washington, DC. In 1991 U.S. veterans of the War in Vietnam won limited disability benefits for certain illnesses caused by Agent Orange though Vietnamese victims have not. Corcoran has suffered from prostate cancer; Ho Sy Hai has suffered from chronic hepatitis, ulcers, enterolitis, and prostate cancer. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
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