The New Agent Orange: Comparing Dioxin Exposure in Vietnam to Gulf War Syndromes and Sicknesses by John Siegfried, narrated by Ron Garner, takes you on a compelling journey through the hidden health crises faced by our brave Veterans. This eye-opening audiobook reveals the alarming parallels between Vietnam Presumptive Diseases and Gulf War Syndromes, highlighting the urgent need for recognition and support for our heroes.

From the 1950s to current conflicts, our Veterans have been exposed to numerous hazardous agents, profoundly impacting their lives. Discover the dark history of DDT, a toxic chemical similar to Agent Orange, used during the Korean War and within the United States, and its lingering effects on Veterans. Journey into Vietnam to uncover the truth behind the administration of seemingly harmless agents to our Armed Forces, which resulted in devastating consequences.

Explore the extensive use of "Rainbow Herbicide" Agents, including Agent Orange, in Southeast Asia, and the procurement of over 20 million gallons of these toxic substances. Delve into the ongoing deceit and disregard for Veterans' well-being, extending into Operation Desert Storm and subsequent conflicts. Learn about additional vaccinations, heat pills, and ordnance infused with Depleted Plutonium and Uranium, and the insidious aftermath of burn pits and Sarin gas releases during Gulf War 1, Iraq, and Afghanistan.

The audiobook paints a vivid picture of the staggering toxicity of Depleted Plutonium and Uranium, exposing our Veterans to unprecedented health risks. It also highlights the calculated indifference of the Pentagon, Department of Defense, and military brass, who have unwittingly endangered the lives of those they swore to protect.