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Agent Orange
Amy, Agent Orange was actually a pesticide, to kill bugs. What it did though is something called BIO-AMPLIFICATION. Basically, it gets on the grass, a small herbivore eats it, and gets a larger dose of Agent Orange, then a small carnivore eats the herbivore, getting an even LARGER dose. On up the food chain it goes. It is then stored in Fat Cells... so as people started to starve in the war, they burned fat, and it become soluble in their blood, affecting birth rates, abnormalities, and everything else. It was just a pesticide though. Meant to keep the mosquito population down for American soldiers so they would not get Malaria... and it DID do that. In fact some countries in the world STILL use it to this day. -Matt

Amazing.. and thank you!
I find it amazing to see these pictures and know a little history on how they viewed the war. The “American” War. To know my father was in the Army and fought in the Vietnam War, and know that the chemical they used “Agent Orange” was a very nasty chemical indeed. They notified all the war veterans that there children born after the war or after they came home should be cautious too. I can’t really remember what my father said to me when he called about it. I will make sure I ask him again. So thank you very much for sharing this. This right now is my favorite blog. Be safe and keep us the amazing work. Marion

Brave Souls
You both are really brave. I almost never try anything outside my comfort zone. You have inspired me to be a little bit more adventurous. That was really interesting! Thanks for the video montage. D