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1. • • The former Victorville Army Air Field/Victorville Air Force Base/George Air Force Base (George AFB) is a Superfund site and one of the most contaminated military bases in the country.
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   Is George AFB a Superfund site?

   • The former Victorville Army Air Field/Victorville Air Force Base/George Air Force Base (George AFB) is a Superfund site and one of the most contaminated military bases in the country. From 1941 to 1992 (51 years), over 100,000 people were potentially exposed to unsafe levels of hazardous, toxic, and radioactive materials on and around George AFB.

   George AFB, CA - Hazardous Toxic & Radioactive Waste (HTRW)

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   Which military sites are on the EPA Superfund list?

   • Military Sites on the EPA Superfund List Posted on by veteransinfo Military Base Contamination: The Facts Camp Lejeune Claims Packet Final Environmental Baseline Survey Fort McClellan, Alabama If You Went Through Ft. McClellan, Alabama… The Cleanup Process at Fort McClellan To Obtain Records for Ft. McClellan Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune

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   Is PFOA and PFOS a problem at George Air Force base?

   • The GAO report “Status of DOD Efforts to Address Drinking Water Contaminants Used in Firefighting Foam” fails to address the known PFOA and PFOS contamination of the soil and groundwater at the DoD Superfund site George Air Force Base, CA “EPA Superfund ID: CA2570024453.”

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   Can you get a VA disability if a military base is toxic?

   • You could be eligible for a VA disability rating of 0%-100% for your disability that was caused by military base toxic exposure. The EPA has put more than 100 US military bases on their list of Superfund sites. The VA recognizes several conditions caused by military toxic exposure as presumptive conditions.

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   What is a Superfund site?

   • This list of military bases, depots, munition plants, airfields, and naval yards all come from the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) list of Superfund sites. Superfund sites are locations the EPA has identified as being contaminated by a toxic substance (s) and are now in the process of being cleaned up.

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   What if you worked at George Air Force base?

   • If you worked at George Air Force Base’s bomb dump, trained in the Southeast Disposal Area (SEDA), or rode dirt bikes on the base’s motocross (Mx) track, all of which were located south of Air Base Rd. In that case, you may have been exposed to unsafe levels of Chemical Warfare Agents (CWA) and Chemical Warfare Materials (CWM).

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3. vaclaimsinsider.com › military-base-toxic-exposureMilitary Base Toxic Exposure Veterans Disability Benefits

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   Oct 17, 2023 · You could be eligible for a VA disability rating of 0%-100% for your disability that was caused by military base toxic exposure. The EPA has put more than 100 US military bases on their list of Superfund sites. The VA recognizes several conditions caused by military toxic exposure as presumptive conditions.

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   The former Victorville Army Air Field/Victorville Air Force Base/George Air Force Base (George AFB) is a Superfund site (EPA ID: CA2570024453) and one of the most contaminated military bases in the country.

5. www.georgeafb.info › george-afb-listed-superfund-site1990-02-21 EPA – George AFB Listed as a Superfund Site

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   George AFB was proposed as a Superfund site on 07/14/89 and placed on the National Priorities List (NPL) on 02/21/90. George AFB’s Superfund id is EPA ID: CA2570024453. I am not a doctor, Veterans Service Officer (VSO), or attorney; therefore, I cannot provide medical or legal advice.

6. veteransinfo.org › epaMilitary Sites on the EPA Superfund List - VETERANS INFORMATION

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   Aug 13, 2019 · Military Sites on the EPA Superfund List. If You Went Through Ft. McClellan, Alabama…. These links go directly to the EPA site and leaves Veterans Information Site. Use the back button at the top left to get back to this page.

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   George Air Force Base Asbestos Exposure Superfund Site. Asbestos contamination at the George Air Force Base in California exposed thousands of service members and residents to health hazards. Learn more about the superfund site and is affects on the community. Get Free Veterans Packet.

8. www.airforcetimes.com › news › your-air-forceSilent protest planned at highly toxic George AFB to remember ...

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   Jul 10, 2020 · Veterans and family members who were stationed at George Air Force Base, a highly-contaminated Superfund site that was closed in 1992, will hold a silent protest and memorial July 12 to...

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   Jan 22, 2014 · The former Victorville Army Air Field/Victorville Air Force Base/George Air Force Base (George AFB) is a Superfund site and one of the most contaminated military bases in the country. From 1941 to 1992 (51 years), over 100,000 people were potentially exposed to unsafe levels of hazardous, toxic, and radioactive materials on and around George AFB.