Da Nang Air Base
Da Nang, Vietnam · Southeast Asia
Herbicide storage and handling hub during the Vietnam War; a recognized dioxin hotspot under joint U.S.–Vietnam cleanup.
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Documented hazards
Agent Orange and dioxin (TCDD) contamination
- Documented period
- Herbicide operations 1962–1971; VA Vietnam period through May 7, 1975
- Potential exposure pathways
- Soil, Chemical storage, Occupational handling
What is documented
Tactical herbicides were stored, mixed, and loaded at the base, producing documented dioxin contamination later addressed through a U.S.-funded remediation project.
VA-recognized presumptive herbicide exposure (Republic of Vietnam)
VA presumes herbicide exposure for service in the Republic of Vietnam between January 9, 1962 and May 7, 1975, including certain inland waterway and offshore service. Presumptive conditions apply.
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Other installations in Southeast Asia
Udon Thani, Thailand