Blog Home Recent Posts in the Veterans Category Were Air Force Veterans Exposed to Asbestos? Feb 21, 2019 Until the 1970s, the United States military largely ignored the health risks posed by asbestos. The material was highly desirable, affordable, and ... Posted By Shrader & Associates Continue Reading Are Recent Army Veterans At Risk for Asbestos Exposure? Nov 30, 2018 Most people think of asbestos exposure as a thing of the past, however, many would be shocked to learn that asbestos exposure is still a very ... Posted By Shrader & Associates L.L.P. Continue Reading The Link Between Union Work & Asbestos Exposure Sep 24, 2018 Asbestos exposure is not restricted to a specific age, gender, class, or occupation: This toxic and carcinogenic mineral has affected millions of ... Posted By Shrader & Associates L.L.P. Continue Reading Veterans & Asbestos Exposure May 21, 2018 There are several different occupations that put workers at a higher risk of asbestos exposure, many of which were associated with the United States ... Posted By Shrader & Associates L.L.P. Continue Reading Potential Mesothelioma Threats to Navy Veterans Jan 18, 2018 In the Navy, officers face many risks. However, few knew until recently about the near constant threat of asbestos-related illnesses. There were ... Posted By Shrader & Associates L.L.P. Continue Reading Understanding Victims of Mesothelioma and Veterans with Asbestos-Related Illnesses Dec 2, 2013 Thousands of members of the U.S. military, especially those serving in the Navy or even civilians working in shipyards, have been diagnosed with ... Posted By Shrader & Associates Continue Reading Faces of Mesothelioma: Navy Veterans, the Heroes Who Fell Prey to Asbestos Nov 27, 2013 Of all of the occupational groups that have been stricken with mesothelioma, navy veterans make up perhaps the most tragic and seemingly unjust ... Posted By Shrader & Associates Continue Reading Veterans Exposed to Asbestos on Navy Ships - How This Happened Nov 22, 2013 Thousands of shipyard workers and navy veterans were exposed to asbestos on navy ships because many products manufactured with asbestos commonly made ... Posted By Shrader & Associates Continue Reading Page of 3