Mr. Chairman, I would certainly recommend that if they've already identified that some 60 percent of the veterans from K2 have been identified and have come forward, it would make sense that we should communicate with the remaining 40 percent of veterans who had been assigned to K2 to alert them to potential risks that they may have been subjected to.
On the recordNovember 17, 2020
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Speier emphasizes the need to notify veterans about potential health risks.
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