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Military Cancer Survivors

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Nuclear Navy Submariners and Blood Cancers
My father served in the nuclear Navy from 1968-1974. During those years of enlistment, he was exposed to ionizing radiation daily during the years of 1970 – 1974. He received these exposures as a Machinist Mate 2nd Class (Nuclear) and job responsibilities at Naval Nuclear Protype S1C, Winsor Locks, Connecticut, which is a…

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