Recognizing and honoring victims of Agent Orange exposure during Vietnam War

Summary

The Senate passed a resolution that formally recognizes and honors the men and women who suffered health effects from Agent Orange during the Vietnam War. It applies to the surviving veterans, their families, and descendants who have been impacted by the chemical. The measure serves as a symbolic acknowledgment of their sacrifices and the lasting consequences of the herbicide program.

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