USA/DOD/ETC--are knowingly poisoning WE THE PEOLE--will not do what is right/honest because there is no PROFIT, KICK BACKS, BRIBES, GRAFT, ETC

EPA has a NPL (national priority list) listing toxic sites that score high enough to make it on the list. Once listed it will be removed when it is cleaned up. Find any toxic listing--GOOGLE search "EPA NPL BY STATE" There are over 1,200 toxic sites/military bases included.

80 military bases are on list now and listed over THIRTY-30 years ago-.

--------FORT MCLELLAN toxic base now closed USA MUST TAKE CARE OF THEM TOO.

-------LIST OF BASES------

ALABAMA 12 SITES

ANNISTON COUNTY listed in 1989—

ANNISTON ARMY DEPOT—toxins there are heavy metals, chlorinated organic solvents, drums containing calcium hypochlorite (bleaching powder) were buried—BOLD IS CONCEALEMENT OF TOXINS SPECIFICALLY NAMED—NEGLIGENT/OMMISSION/ETC.

REDSTONE ARSENAL/HUNTSVILLE listed in 1994—toxins are; (produced CHEMICAL MUNITIOS) are buried anywhere, mustard gas manufacturing, sulfur monochloride, ethylene, brine, caustic soda, liquid caustic, chlorine, thionyl chloride, lewisite, arsenic, , DDT, pesticides.

ALASKA-6 SITES

ADAK AIR STATION—toxins are, chlorinated solvents, batteries, transformer oils/PCB’s. lead, silver.

EILSEN AFB/FAIRBANKS/LISTED in 1989-toxins named, unlined landfills, tank sludge buried, lead, arsenic, chromium, copper, nickel, zinc, trans 1,2 dichloroethylene.

ELMENDORF/ANCHORAGE listed in 1990, toxins are, hazardous materials, lead acid batteries, waste solvents, shop wastes, solvents, paint thinners, spilled fuel 30,000 gallons appx. Lost, tce/trichloroethylene, tetrachloroethylene, 1,1,2,2, tetrachloroethylene, lead.

FORT RICHARDSON/ANCHORAGE listed in 1994 and toxins are, heavy metals, explosive compounds ,white phosphorous, copper, cadmium, nickel, zinc, mercury, presence of VOC’s, PCB’s, semi-volatile organic compounds, dioxins, asbestos, inorganic elements.

FORT WAINWRIGHT/FAIRBANKS listed in 1990, toxins are, landfill received waste oil/fuel, spent solvents, paint residues, fuel tank sludge, power plant ash and slag which contain heavy metals such as chromium and mercury, lead, tetrahydrofuran.

ARIZONA-9 SITES

WILLIAMS AF/BASE/CHANDLER listed in 1989-toxins are, large quantities of flammable liquids burned,  include oils, fuels, lubricants, cleaning solvents, paint stripper, lead, chromium, cadmium, copper, methyl keytone, toluene, polyurethane, paint thinners, sludges, hydraulic fluid.

YUMA USMC/AIR STATION/YUMA listed in 1990-toxins are, methyl ethyl ketone, trichloroethane. Carbon tetrachloride.

ARKANSAS –9 TOXIC SITES and no toxic military bases

COLORADO-20 toxic sites

AIR FORCE PLANT PJKS/WATERTON listed in 1989 toxins are, hydrazine, unspecified chemical wastes, tce/trichloroethylene, 1,1,1 trichlorethane, freon, 1,2 dichloroethylene.

ROCKY MTN ARSENAL/ADAMS COUNTY listed in 1987 , toxins are,  mustard gas, nerve gas, chemical munitions (ha ha ha COVID), manufactured pesticides and herbicides, hazardous materials.

 

CONNECTICUT-13 sites

NEW LONDON SUB. BASE/NEW LONDON listed in 1990 toxins are, volatile organic compounds, pesticides, PCB’s, spent battery acids, and other waste were buried, used as burning ground, lead, candium,4-4 DDT, 4-4 DDD.

DELAWARE-16 sites

DOVER/AF BASE/DOVER listed in 1989 toxins are, numerous wastes-paints-solvents-oil, some buried in drums, arsenic, other metals, trichloroethylene.

DC-1 site

WASHINGTON NAVY YARD/WASHINGTON listed in 1998, toxins are, hmm not really found, metals, paint spraying, solvents, cyanide, phenols, creosote, petroleum product/waste, PCB’s, RIVER SHOWS-METALS, PCB, VOLATILE AND SEMI VOLITILE CONTAMINANTS.

FLORIDA-52 sites

CECIL FIELD NAVLA A.S./JACKSONVILLE listed in 1989, toxins are, burn areas, spent solvents, paint wastes, chromium, lead.

HOMESTEAD A.F.B/HOMESTEAD listed in 1990-toxins are, heavy metals, cyanide, PCB, ethyl ether, hazardous substances.

JACKSON NAVAL A.S./JACKSON listed-1989-toxins are, contaminated areas, waste solvents, oils, fuel, paint waste, aqueous wastes containing heavy metals, acids, caustics, cyanide, paint stripper, chlorinated solvents, phenolics, radium paint wastes, radiology waste, trichloroethylene, 1,1 dichloroethylene, 1,1,1 trichloroethane, tetrachloroethylene, PCB’s, cadmium, chromium, lead, copper, mercury.

PENSACOLA A.S./PENSACOLA listed-1989-toxins-34 sites-hazardous waste-pesticide application, transformer storage/pcb, insecticides, benzene, ethyl benzene..

TYNDALL A.F.B./PANAMA CITY listed in 1997-toxins, DDD, DDE, DDT.

WHITING FIELD A.S./MILTON listed in 1994-toxins, various types of waste, waste solvents/oils, tank sludge, fuels, machine fuels, benzene, trichloroethylene.

GEORGIA-17 sites

MARINE CORPS LOGISTICS/ALBANY listed in 1989-toxins, metal plate solutions, stripping wastes, solvents, thinners, paints, sludges, munitions, chlorine gas cylinders, acids BURIED, trichloroethylene, DDE, DDT, PCB.

ROBINS A.F.BASE/HOUSTON COUNTY listed in 1987-toxins, industrial wastes, waste chemicals, trichloroethylene, tetrachloroethylene, phenols.

 

 

GUAM-2 sites

ANDERSEN A.F.B./YIGO listed in 1992-toxins, solvents, trichloroethene/TCE, paint thinners, dry cleaner fluids, laundry products, fuels like JP-4 and gasolines, pesticides, antifreeze, aircraft cleaning compounds, PCB’s, lead, chromium, TCE, toluene, tetrachloroethene.

HAWAII- 3 sites

NAVAL COMPUTER/OAHU listed in 1994-toxins, 14 sites, hazardous wastes, PCB’s, waste lube oils, chlorinated and non-chlorinated solvents, transformer oil, hydraulic fluid, paint thinners, trichloroethane, creosote, mercury.

PEAERL HARBOR/PEARL HARBOR listed in 1991-toxins, 30 sites, pesticide disposal pits, chromic acid disposal, PCB, mercury, waste oil, chromium, pesticides, trichloroethene, trans 1,2-dichloroethene, volatile organic compounds/voc.

IDAHO-6 sites

MOUNTAIN HOME A.F.BASE/MTN. HOME listed in 1990-toxins, tribromomethane (bromoform).

ILLINOIS-45 sites

JOLIET ARMY AMMO PLANT/JOLIET listed in 1989-toxins, hazardous materials, munitions-related contaminants, trinitrotoluene (TNT).

SAVANA ARMY DEPOT/SAVANA listed in 1989-toxins, TNT, hazardous materials, munitions-related contaminants.

INDIANA—39 sites and NONE/military

IOWA-11 sites

IOWA ARMY AMMO/MIDDLETON listed in 1990-toxins, various explosive-containing sludges, lead-containing sludges, waste solvents from industrial/laboratory operations, TNT, DNT, RDX/cyclomethylenetrinitramine, pesticide wastes, RADIO/ACTIVE WASTES, 37,000 cubic yards of hazardous wastes.

KANSAS-14 sites

FORT RILEY/JUNCTION CITY-listed in 1990-toxins, 7 landfills, burn pit areas, vinyl chloride, pesticides, waste oils, solvents, tetrachloroethylene, perchloroethylene, mercury, dry cleaning solvents.

KENTUCKY 12 sites/NONE military

LOUSIANA-13 sites

LOUISIANA ARMY/DOYLINE listed in 1989-toxins, TNT, RDX, and other explosive wastes, phenols, 4-DNT, tetryl, cadmium.

MAINE-12 sites

BRUNSWICK NAVAL A.S./BRUNSWICK, listed in 1987-toxins, 7 areas, household/office wastes, acid, caustic, asbestos, pesticides, solvents, waste oils.

LORING A.F.BASE/LIMESTONE, listed in 1990-toxinns, waste oils, fuel, spent solvents (many with chlorinated organic chemicals),PCB’s, pesticides, wastes have been burned or buried, methylene chloride, TCE/trichloroethylene, carbon tetrachloride, barium, various volatile compounds, transformers were buried.

PORTSMOUTH NAVAL/KITTERY/listed in 1944-toxins, untreated acidic/alkaline wastes, waste battery acid, lead sludge, electroplating, chromium, lead, cadmium, plating sludge, asbestos insulation, TCE/trichloroethylene, methylene chloride, toluene, methyl ethyl ketone, drums of waste paints and solvents, mercury-contaminated materials, sandblasting grift, dredged sediments from Piscataqua River, concentrations of metals, PCB’s, and other contaminants.

MARYLAND-21 sites

ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND/EDGEWOOD listed in 1990-toxins, testing of chemical agents, napalm, white phosphorous, chemical agents, nerve agents, volatile organic chemicals.

ANDREWS A.F.BASE/CAMP SPRINGS, listed in 1999, toxins, numerous hazardous substances, lead, mercury, chromium, cadmium, volatile organic compounds such as tetrachloroethane, semivolitile organic compounds, predominantly POLY NUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS such as acenaphthene, benzo(a) pyrene, fluoranthene, polychlorinated biphenyls.

CURTIS BAY COAST-GUARD/ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY list in 2002, toxins, 13 areas, semi-volitile organic compounds (OTHER SECRETS), VOC’s, metals, polychlorinated biphenyls, PCB’s, pesticides, dioxins (like agent orange toxin).

Fort DETRICK/FORT DETRIC listed in 2009, toxins, disposal area for chemical, biological (covid, ha ha), radiological material from 1940’s-1970, TCE/PCE (like CAMP LEJEUNE).

FORT GEORGE MEADE/ODENTON listed in 1998, toxins, four sources, drum disposal area, electrical transformers, hazardous wastes, dry cleaning, pesticides, solvents, PCB’s, waste petroleum, oil, lubricants, VOC’s, SVOC’s, metals.

INDIAN HEAD NAVAL WARFARE/INDIAN HEAD listed in 1995, toxins, munition chemicals, smokeless powder, ammonium picrate, nitroglycerine, nitro cellulose, nitroguanidine, sulfuric/nitric acids, MORE THAN 100 CONTAMINATED SOURES, mercury, solvents, x-ray fluid, mercuric nitrate, hydrazide nitroformate, I won’t eat the fish there.

PATUXENT RIVER NAVLA/ST. MARYS COUNTY listed in 1994, toxins, sewage sludge, cesspool wastes,                oil, paint, antifreeze, solvents, thinners, pesticides, photo lab wastes, asbestos.

MASSACHUSETTS-32 sites

FORT DEVENS/FORT DEVENS listed in 1989, toxins, 46 sites, explosives/munitions burned in un-lined pits, household waste, military refuse, asbestos, waste oil, incineration ash, battery acids, solvents, pesticides, PCB’s, cadmium, lead, mercury, iron, arsenic (agent blue has it), nickel.

HANSCOM FIELD A.F.BASE/BEDFORD CONTY listed in 1994, toxins, 14 areas, chlorinated solvents, gas, jet fuel, aromatic solvents, tetraethyllead, PCB’s, VOC’s, drums have been removed.

NATICK LABORATORY ARMY/NATICK listed in 1994, toxins, tetrachloroethane, trichloroethane, carbon disulfide, benzene, chloroform, tetrathyllead, acetone, VOC’s, turpentine, paints, inks, lubricants, gas, several pesticides and metal dust, 1,2 dichloroethane, bis (2 ethylhexyl) phthalate, chlorobenzene, ethylbenzene, xylenes, freon, naphthalene, 1,2,4 trichlorobenzene, arsenic, barium, copper, chromium, lead, zinc, calcium, sodium, chlorinated organic compounds, chlorinated solvents.

NAVAL WEAPON RESERVE PLANT/BEDFORD LISTED IN 1944, toxins, trichloroethylene, 1,1,1 trichloroethene, methyl ethyl ketone, acetone, toluene, xylene, photographic mixer, waste oils, coolants, lacquer thinner, UNSPECIFEID SOLVENTS/THINNERS, Stoddard solvent, waste paint, and chromic, sulfuric, nitric, hydrochloric, and phosphoric acids.

OTIS AIR NATIONAL GUARD/CAMP EDWARDS/FALMOUTH listed in 1989, toxins, fly ash, bottom ash, leach pit, waste solvents, waste fuels, herbicides, transformer oil (is that PCB’s ?), emulsifiers, penetrants, photographic developers, trichloroethane, tetrachloroethylene, trans 1,2 dichloroethylene, VOC’s,.

SOUTH WEYMOUTH NAVAL A.S./WEYMOUTH listed in 1994, toxins, flammable liquids burned, waste battery acid, lead, PCB’s, VOC’s, heavy metals.

MICHIGAN-65 SITES NONE MILITARY

MINNESOTA-25 sites

NEW BRIGHTON-ARDEN HILLS-ARMY/NEW BRIGHTON COUNTY listed in 1983, toxins, organic solvents and heavy metal wastes, 43 drums buried, acetone, dichloroethylene, TCE/trichloroethylene, methylene chloride.

MISSISIPPI-8 SITES-NONE MILITARY

MISSOURI/33 SITES

LAKE CITY ARMY/INDEPENDENCE listed in 1987, toxins, hazardous wastes, barium, cadmium, chromium, lead, mercury, silver, spent halogenated  solvents, heavy metals.

WELDON SPRING/ST. CHARLES COUNTY listed in 1987, toxins, sulfonate derivatives, TNT, DNT, convert uranium concentrates to pure uranium salt and metal, thorium, RADIOACTIVE WASTES, radium, nitroaromatics.

MONTANA-18 SITES—NONE MILITARY

NEBRASKA—17 SITES

CORNHUSKER ARMY/HALL COUNTY listed in 1987, toxins, TNT, RDX, hazardous materials.

NEVADA—1 SITE

CARSON RIVER MERCURY SITE/CHURCHILL and LYON COUNTIES listed in1990, toxins, OOPS MISSED INFO---------------------------------------------------------------------------------

 

 

NEW HAMPSIRE-20 SITES

PEASE A.F.BASE/NEWINGTON-PORTSMOUTH listed in 1990, toxins, 18 sites, hazardous wastes, organic solvents, pesticides, paint strippers, TCE-trichloroethylene, heptachlor, lindane, lead, zinc.

                                                                         NEW JERSEY-114 SITES

FEDERAL AVIATION/ATLANTIC COUNTY listed in 1990, toxins, 5 areas, scrap materials, drums of hazardous waste oils, solvents, photographic lab wastes, tetrachloroethylene, 1,1 dichloroethylene benzene, toluene, 1,1,1 tetrachloroethane, cadmium, chromium.

MCQUIRE A.F.BASE/WRIGHTSTOWN listed in 1999, toxins, hazardous materials detected, VOC’s, polychlorinated biphenyls, PCB’s, inorganic hazardous wastes, nickel, mercury.

MIDDLESEX SAMPLE PLANT/MIDDLESEX listed in 1999, toxins, radioactive hazardous wastes.

NAVAL AIR/LAKEHURST listed in 1987, toxins, hazardous materials, fuels, metals, oils, solvents, organic compounds.

NAVAL WEAPONS/COLTS NECK listed in 1990, toxins, 18 waste areas, ordinance materials grit, paint, solvent/paint sludges, ammonium picrate, lead, zinc, titanium, pentachlorophenol.

PICATINNY ARSENAL ARMY/ROCKAWAY TOWNSHIP listed in 1990, toxins, 54 sites, areas where  chemicals and shells were buried, trichloroethylene, trans 1,2-dichloroethylene, 1,1,1-trichloroethane, tetrachloroethylene, cadmium, lead, copper.

                                                                      NEW MEXICO-15 SITES

LEE ACRES LANDFILL/FARMINGTON listed in 1990, toxins, oil, gas fields, spent acids, chlorinated organic solvents, septic tank wastes, 1,1 dichloroethane, 1,1,1 trichloroethane, 1,2 dichloroethylene, benzene.

                                                                           NEW YORK-85 SITES

BROOKHAVEN LAB/UPTON listed in 1989, toxins, radioactive, sewage sludge, RADIO ACTIVE ANIMAL CARCUSSES, 1,1,1 trichloroethane, VOC’s, radioactive slurry, tritium, chloroform, aromatic hydrocarbons.

GRIFFISS A.F.BASE/ROME listed in 1987, toxins, solvents, lead, phenols, ethylbenzene, benzene, toluene.

PLATTSBURG A.F.BASE/PLATTSBURG listed in 1989, toxins, PCB’s, methyl ethyl ketone, TCE/trichloroethylene, dichlorobenzene, methylene chloride, other organic solvents, toluene, 1,1,1 trichloroethane, 1,2 dichloroethane.

SENECA ARMY DEPOT/ROMULUS, listed in 1990, toxins, hazardous materials, incinerator ash, refuse was burned, explosives and related wastes have been burned—HMM IS IT NATIONAL SECURITY TO NOT LIST TOXINS?

                                                                   NORTH CAROLINA-38 SITES

CAMP LEJEUNE/ONSLOW listed in 1989, toxins, (EPA SUPER FUND HAS 90), 76 sites, pesticides, transformer oil, DDT, DDE, aldrin, hazardous materials,            WOW WHAT A CONCEALEMENT.

CHERRY POINT usmc A.STATION/HAVELOCK listed in 1994, toxins, paint waste, heavy metals, cyanides, organic solvents, paint removers/cleaners, waste petroleum/oil/lubricants, PCB’s, benzene, arsenic, lead, nickel.

NORTH DAKOTA-NO SITES

 

OHIO-37 SITES

FEED MATERIALS PRODUCTION /FERNALD listed in 1989, toxins, radioactive wastes, makes metallic uranium fuels, waste oil/solvents, fly ash, mercury, barium, thorium, arsenic, PCB’s, tertrachloroethylene, technetium-99, hexavalent chromium, radon gas.

MOUND PLANT/MIAMISBURG listed in 1989, toxins, nuclear technology, solvents, paints, photo processing and plating bath solutions, radionuclides, explosive-pyrotechnic materials, plutonium, tritium, VOC’s.

WRIGHT-PATTERSON A.F.BASE/DAYTON listed in 1989, toxins, solvents, contaminated, thinners, degreasing sludges, tetraethyllead, hazardous chemicals, 1,1,1 trichloroethane, tetrachloroethylene, , trichloroethylene/TCE, 1,2 dichloroethane, manganese.

                                                                      OKLAHOMA 8 SITES

TINKER A.F.BASE/OKLAHOMA CITY listed in 1987, toxins, organic solvents, TCE/trichloroethylene, tetrachloroethylene, 1,2 dichloroethylene, waste oils, sludges, heavy metals (chromium, nickel, cadmium).

                                                                          OREGON-14 SITES

BRADFORD ISLAND/CASCADE LOCKS listed in 2022, toxins, discarded electrical equipment, butyltins, herbicides, metals, PCB’s, pesticides, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, SVOC’s, VOC’s, mercury.

FREEMONT NATIONAL FOREST/LAKE COUNTY listed in 1995, toxins, acid drain waste water, gamma radiation, radioactive, radon gas, heavy metals.

UMATILLA ARMY/HERMISTON listed in 1987, toxins, explosives wastes, TNT, RDX, nitrates, pesticides, DDT, lindane, organic solvents, tetrachloroethylene, TCE/trichloroethylene, caustic brine.

PENNSYLVANIA-90 SITES

LETTTERKENNY ARMY/FRANKLIN COUNTY(and CHAMBERSBURG) listed in 1989, toxins, chlorinated organic solvents, chloroform, 1,1 dichloroethylene, 1,1,1 trichloroethane, TCE/trichloroethylene.

NAVAL DEVELOPMENT /WARMINISTER TOWNSHIP listed in 1989, toxins, waste oils, sludge, 1,1 dichloroethane, chromium, nickel.

NAVY SHIPS CONTROL CENTER/MECHANICSBURG listed in 1994, toxins, medical supplies, gas mask canisters, paints, varnishes, gasoline, oils, paint/solvent containers, asbestos ash, PCB’s, shop wastes, antifreeze, transmission oil, trichloroethane, arsenic, heavy metals, mercury, manganese, lead, cadmium, pesticides, DDD, DDE, DDT, chlordane, benzoApyrene, anthracene, chrysene, pyrene.

TOBBYHANNA ARMY/TOBBYHANNA listed in 1990. Toxins, plating wastes, paints, solvents, sewage sludge, VOC’s,    polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons, TCE/trichloroethylene, 1,2 dichloroethylene, tetrachloroethylene.

WILLOW GROVE NAVAL AIR/WILLOW GROVE listed in 1995, toxins, hazardous wastes, TCE, TCE, PCB’s, 1,1,1 trichloroethane, 1,1 dichloroethane, 1,1 dichloroethene.

PUERTO RICO 18 SITES

ATLANTIC FLEET WEAPONS TRAINING AREA/VIEQUES (I know this was a USA BOMB TEST SITE FOR 60 YEARS), listed in 2005, toxins, unexploded ordinance, mercury, lead, copper, magnesium, lithium, perchlorate, napalm, TNT, depleted uranium, PCB’s, pesticides, solvents.

RHODE ISLAND 12 SITES

DAVISVILLE NAVAL/NORTH KINGSTON listed in 1989, toxins, 24 sites, drums of wastes, lead, cadmium, silver, mercury, chromium.

NEWPORT NAVAL/NEWPORT listed in 1989, toxins, domestic refuse, spent acids, paints, solvents, waste oils, PCB’s, 2 buried fuel tank farms, the wastes were probably dumped in the bay.

                                                                   SOUTH CAROLINA 28 TOXIC SITES

PARIS ISLAND USMC/PARIS ISLAND listed in 1994, toxins, pesticides, oils, PCB’s, mercury, lead, other inorganic analytes.

SAVANNAH RIVER/AIKEN listed in 1989, toxins, radioactive and non-radioactive wastes, VOC’s (degreasing solvents), heavy metals, lead, chromium, mercury, cadmium, tritium, uranium, fission products, plutonium, other misc. chemicals and nitrates, TCE/trichloroethylene, depleted uranium, radium, thorium.

                                                                          SOUTH DAKOTA  2 SITES

ELLSWORTH A.F.BASE/   RAPID CITY listed in 1990, toxins, chlorinated solvents, waste oils, pesticides, other hazardous wastes, 1,1 dichloroethane, 1,2 dichloroethylene, TCE/trichloroethylene, arsenic, chromium.

TENNESSEE 19 SITES

MEMPHIS DEFENSE DEPOT/MEMPHIS listed in 1992, toxins, 75 wastes disposal sites, oil, grease, paint thinners, methyl bromide, pesticides, VOC’s, metals, PCB’s, arsenic, lead, chromium, nickel, tetrachloroethane, trichloroethane, DDD, DDE, dieldrin, chlordane, cadmium, zinc.

MILAN ARMY/MILAN listed in 1987, toxins, explosives, heavy metals PURE CONCEALEMENT

OAK RIDGE RESERVATION/OAK RIDGE listed in 1989, toxins, nuclear reactors, chemical plants, radioisotope production, enrichment of uranium, radioactive and non-radioactive wastes, metals, organics, radionuclides, mercury, cesium-137.

 

 

TEXAS 56 SITES

AIR FORCE PLANT/FORT WORTH listed in 1990, toxins, organic chemicals, heavy metals, trans 1,2 dichloroethylene, TCE/trichloroethylene.

LONE STAR ARMY/TEXARKANA listed in 1987, toxins, explosives detonated, heavy metals, lead, chromium.

LONGHORN ARMY/KARNACK listed in 1990, toxins,arsenic, barium, chromium, lead, zinc, organic nitrogen compounds, TNT, 1,3 dinitrobenzene, 1,3,5 trinitrobenzene, 2,6 dinitrotoluene.

PANTEX PLANT/PANTEX VILLIAGE listed in 1944, toxins, nuclear weapon ammo, chemical waste pits, some buried, acetone, toluene, tetrahydrofuran, TCE/trichloroethylene, bromoform, 1,2 dichloroethane, arsenic, barium, lead chromium, mercury, silver, 2-butanone, uranium.

                                                                              UTAH 12 SITES

700 SOUTH 1600EAST PCE PLUME/SALT LAKE CITY listed in 2013, toxins, PCE, tetrachloroethylene.

HILL A.F.BASE/OGDEN listed in 1987, toxins, 10 areas, waste solvents, oils, drums of chemicals, industrial sludges, sulfuric acid, chromic acid, methyl ethyl ketone, TCE/trichloroethylene, heavy metals.

MONTICELLO MILL/MONTICELLO listed in 1989, toxins, carbonate, vanadium, acid, radioactive materials, arsenic, selenium, uranium.

OGDEN DEFENSE DEPOT/OGDEN listed in 1987, toxins, various high toxic CHEMICAL WARFARE AGENTS are buried on site, the rest CONCEALMENT.

TOOELE ARMY DEPOT/TOOELE listed in 1990, toxins, TNT, RDX, cyclomethylenetrimine, organic solvents, metals.

                                                             VERMONT 12 SITES-NO MILITARY

                                                          VIRGIN ISLANDS 1 SITE not military

                                                                         VIRGINIA30 SITES

DEFENSE GENERAL SUPPLY/CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, listed in 1987, toxins, chloroform, methylene chloride, dichlorobenzene, di and tri and tetrachloroethylene, chromium.

FORT EUSTIS ARMY/ NEWPORT NEWS listed in 1994, toxins, toxic/hazardous materials at 34 sites, pesticides, PCB’s, chlordane, dichloro---DDD, DDE, DDT, lead, PAH’s, heavy metals.

LANGLEY A.F.BASE/HAPTON listed in 1994, toxins, waste oils, solvents, paints, pesticides, photographic wastes, batteries, PCB’s, PCT/polyChlorinated terphenyls, pesticides, municipal waste general chemicals, hospital/lab wastes, lead, cadmium, silver, phenols, hydraulic fluids, mercury.

USMC COMBAT DEVELOPMENT/QUANTICO listed in 1994, toxins, 5 areas, transformers, PCB’s, solvents, organic compounds, pesticides, arsenic, ARSENIC BURIAL AREA and 27 DRUMS arsenic of lead.

NAVAL AMPHIBIOUS BASE LITTLE CREEK/VIRGINIA BEACH listed in 1999, toxins, pesticides, dry cleaning,  solvents, paints, inorganics, heavy metals, PCB’s, nickel, chromic acid, silver/copper cyanides, lacquer, PCE/perchloroethylene, sludge, soaps, dyes, degreasers.

NAVAL SURFACE WARFARE/DAHLGREN listed in 1992, toxins, canisters of mercury buried, pesticides, DDD. DDE, DDT, PCB’s.

NAVAL WEAPONS STATION/YORKTOWN listed in 1992, toxins, TNT, RDX, various metals, organics, HMX, cyclotetraethylene trinitrine, zinc carbon batteries, missile hardware, mines/bombs, phenols, arsenic, fly ash, VOC’s, explosive contaminates.

NAVAL WEAPONS/WILLIAMSBURG listed in 2000, toxins, like one listed above.

NORFORK NAVAL BASE/NORFOLK, listed in 1997, toxins, solvents, corrosives, battery electrolytes, paint wastes, gas contaminated, oils/lubricants, commercial chemical products, asbestos, PCB’s, pesticides, VOC’s, metals.

NAVAL/SHIPYARD/PORTSMOUTH listed in 1999, toxins like ones above.

ST. JULIENS CREEK ANNEX NAVY/CHESAPEAKE LISTED IN 2000, toxins like above.

                                                                    WASHINGTON 46 SITES

AMERICAN LAKES GARDENS/--MCCORD A.F.BASE--/TACOMA listed in 1984, toxins, iron, TCE-trichloroethylene, 1,2 transdichloroethylene,

BANGOR NAVAL BASE/SILVERDALE listed in 1990, toxins, wastewater explosives, pesticides, PCB’s, TNT, RDX, ammonium picrate, copper, lead, heavy metals.

BANGOR ORDINANCE DISPOSAL/BREMERTON listed in 1987, toxins, TNT, RDX.

FAIRCHILD A.F.BASE/SPOKANE COUNTY listed in 1989, toxins, more than 4,000 drums—carbon tetrachloride, solvents, paint waste/sludges, cadmium, lead were disposed of in 4 areas.

FORT LEWIS/TILLICUM listed in 1989, toxins, TCE-trichloroethylene, 1,2 dichloroethylene, solvents, 1,1 dichloroethylene.

HANFORD/BENTON COUNTY listed in 1989, toxins, nuclear fuel reprocessing, production of nuclear materials, radioactive stuff, tritium, iodine-129, uranium, cyanide, carbon tetrachloride.

JACKSON PARK HOUSING-NAVY/KITSAP COUNTY listed in 1994, toxins, placed and burned on the beach-unused ordinance, marker dyes, smoke candles,--waste acid, caustics, heavy metals, copper, lead, zinc, tin, were DISSOLVED WITH ACID AND DRAINED INTO THE BAY, battery stuff, SICK SHIT MUST SEE YOURSELF.

WHIDBEY ISLAND NAVAL A.STATION/WHIDBEY listed in 1990, toxins, carbon tetrachloride, TCE/trichloroethylene, methyl ethyl ketone, toluene, trichloroethane, zinc, lead, caustic cleaners, waste paints, pentachlorophenols.

NAVAL UNDERSEA WARFARE/KEYPORT listed in 1989, toxins, cadmium, copper, chromium, cyanide, lead, nickel, methyl ethyl ketone, tetrachloride/TCE-trichloroethylene, sludge disposal, zinc.

OLD NAVY DUMP-MANCHESTER LAB/MANCHESTER listed in 1994, toxins, burn pit, PCB’s, heavy metals, mercury, asbestos, copper, zinc.

PUGET SOUND NAVAL SHIPYARD/BREMERTON listed in 1994, toxins, large amount of hazardous wastes, heavy metals, VOC’s, PCB’s, pesticides.  MORE PURE CONCEALMENT

                                                                         WEST VIRGINIA 11 SITES

ALLEGHANY BALLISICS LAB/MINERAL COUNTY listed in 1994, toxins, explosive/solvent wastes, 2 burning ground areas, spent photographic developing solutions, beryllium, solvent waste disposal pit, acid disposal pits, VOC’s, sludges, paint, thinners.

WEST VIRGINIA ORDINANCE/POINT PLEASANT listed in 1983, toxins, NOW WILDLIFE REFUGE (to avoid clean-up), TNT, DNT.

                                                            WISCONSIN 36 SITES –NONE MILITARY

                                                                               WYOMING 1 SITE

F.E. WARREN A.F.BASE/CHEYENNE listed in 1990, toxins, began 1867, 18 areas, hazardous substances, battery acid pit, gas, oil, hydraulic fluid, ethylene glycol, TCE-trichloroethylene, solvents, coal ash, fly ash, paint, carbon tetrachloride, chloroform, lead.-----------

As per ATSDR course 3046 (Taking an exposure history, states "ALL ORGAN SYSTEMS CAN BE TARGETS OF TOXIC EXPOSURES." CAUSES/CAUSATION by honest science has been replaced with ASSOCIATIONS TO DISEASES by ATSDR and their EPIDEMIOLOGISTS like FRANK Bove and PD, parkinsons disease research.

  AGE DISCRIMINATION is going on based on ages of exposure eras, like OLD VIETNAM/CAMP LEJEUNE ERA who get associations to diseases while the young  GULF war era vets get undiagnosed illness/condition.

Nam 38 CFR 3.309/E and crap Lejeune is 38 CFR 3.309/f associations to diseases. Gulf era located at 38CFR 3.117 undiagnosed and unexplained...

                                 Public law 102-4 (102nd congress) created this “association to disease” BUT said DO NOT USE GOVERNMENT SCIENCE, like ATSDR it is treason on Veterans USA let get poisoned.

                ATSDR-GAO/2010-----finds ATSDR issues flawed PHA/product etc. ATSDR 1998/PHA on camp Lejeune stated toxins pose  no …health effects to adults.  2006 ATSDR created CAP community assistance panel to get justice for crap Lejeune victims---PURE HORSE SHIT---look at CAP meet records.

           AGENT ORANGE UPDATE/2008Washington (DC): National Academies Press (US); 2009.

PMID: 25032343--Bookshelf ID: NBK219646---DOI: 10.17226/12662
 (on page 526, committee recommended strongly studies be done to produce such data—yes FABRICATED—do studies on DEAD PEOPLE.

    VA CLINICAL GUIDE (iom/2015-Lejeune book ) Washington (DC): National Academies Press (US); 2015 Mar 26.

ISBN-13: 978-0-309-31600-2ISBN-13: 978-0-309-31600-6

 

Neurobehavioral effects defined by committee to cover ALL NEUROLOGICAL EFFECTS, DISEASE, DISORDERS, SYMPTOMS and deficits---only to be REMOVED BY TRAITORS.---ALSO TRAITORS STATE “these are POLICY DECISIONS…NOT BASED ON SCIENCE.

   

                    ACTIONS

----contact all by letter, tv, papers, magazines, etc of all toxic military bases. And list ALL TOXINS—like camp Lejeune has 90, FIFTY IN GROUND WATER. USA/TRAITORS NAME 4      . OVER 90 percent reduction of truth, responsibility.

Like VIETNAM—15 herbicides, 6 named and 99 not, AGENT BLUE HAS ARSENIC.

 

---Provide top level medical, dental, vision, prescription coverages to victims and effected children, free of charge and no co-pays.

---provide us with PURPLE HEART for FRIENDLY POISONING, or create new toxic medal with same benefits as purple heart.

--USA consents to being sued

--NO STATUTES of limitations---because that would be a deprivation of JUSTICE FOR ALL—EQUAL RIGHTS…

---USA will provide pre se and all litigants pro bono (free of charge) council/attorney..

---jury trail, NO ADVISORY JURY A TRAITOR JUDGE CAN DENY VERDICT