If you were attached to one of the following units diring the specified time you are entitled to presumption of exposure and you don't need to prove it. Your records will speak for themselves as to what units you served with. There is no known connection between AO and hearing.
DoD has confirmed that Agent Orange was used from April 1968 up through July 1969 along the DMZ
Combat Brigade of the 2nd Infantry Division
Division Reaction Force
3rd Brigade of the 7th Infantry Division
1st Battalion, 38th Infantry
4th Squadron, 7th Cavalry, Counter Agent Company
1st Battalion, 17th Infantry
2nd Battalion, 38th Infantry
1st Battalion, 31st Infantry
1st Battalion, 23rd Infantry
1st Battalion, 32nd Infantry
2nd Battalion, 23rd Infantry
2nd Battalion, 10th Cavalry
3rd Battalion, 23rd Infantry
2nd Battalion, 17th Infantry
2nd Battalion, 31st Infantry
Note: Service records may show assignment to either the 2nd or the 7th Infantry Division.
2nd Battalion, 31st Infantry
Note: Service records may show assignment to either the 2nd or the 7th Infantry Division.
2nd Battalion, 32nd Infantry
3rd Battalion, 32nd Infantry
Note: Service records may show assignment to either the 2nd or the 7th Infantry.
3rd Battalion, 32nd Infantry
Note: Service records may show assignment to either the 2nd or the 7th Infantry.
1st Battalion, 9th Infantry
2nd Battalion, 9th Infantry
1st Battalion, 72nd Armor
2nd Battalion, 72nd Armor
1st Battalion, 12th Artillery
1st Battalion, 15th Artillery
7th Battalion, 17th Artillery
Combat Brigade of the 2nd Infantry Division
Division Reaction Force
3rd Brigade of the 7th Infantry Division
5th Battalion, 38th Artillery
6th Battalion, 37th Artillery
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