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ARVN forces watching the road

Phan Thanh Hung Duc, 20, a patient at the Tu Du Hospital in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, last October.

Each day Mike Ryan takes a handful of medications to address many of the health issues he attributes to his exposure to Agent Orange while serving between '67 and '68.

U.S. aircraft spray defoliation over the Vietnam countryside

Image of Alfred J. Mirabelli posed next to a truck on the U.S. military base of Phu Bai, just south of Hue, Vietnam

Phnom Penh, Cambodia: One of the first Khmer Rouge soldiers in Phnom Penh walks down a street after the capture of the city 4/17 with a flag taken from the home of a government official.

Photograph showing two U.S. paratroopers crouching in elephant grass, their heads turned toward sniper fire, in the background several helicopters are leaving the area just north of Saigon.

Viet Cong porters carrying supplies up a corduroy mountain trail in South Vietnam

Ronald began was stationed in Long Binh, located between Bien Hoa and Saigon. During his time in Vietnam, he visited every base between Saigon and Cambodia. Because of this, he has seen a large portion of southeast Vietnam.

Vietnam veteran James Burdge, 34, of Long Branch, New Jersey shows the long rashes across his arms that he developed from working with Agent Orange. Under his clothes, the rashes cover half of his body.