We are asking that in the case of veteran's benefits that all files be it top secret or otherwise be opened so the VA can correctly review the benefits needed by the soldier. This will prove the areas of the world where they worked and the possible effects of chemical warfare.
Why is this important?
Did you know that if a soldier fights in a "secret" mission and he is hurt or effected from that mission he can not receive the benefits he needs? The file is top secret, therefore he was never there according to the VA. A dear friend who was a career officer in the Navy did many tours in Viet Nam he lost his health to the spraying of Agent Orange. He is in severe dementia and he's barely over 70 years old. The dementia started over 10 years ago. His wife, a school teacher (another public servant) had to quit her job to care for him 24/7 because the VA will not help her with the benefits she needs to have him cared for in the manner he needs.
