Complimentary Services Include
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Advocacy for microwave injured veterans
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Assess the likelihood of microwave injury
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Improve communication between microwave injured veterans and primary care providers
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Seek legislative revision to 38 C.F.R.
Est. 4 Million Microwave Injured Veterans in the U.S.
Find out if you are one of them. Click Here
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Welcome
"The potential for exposure to ionizing radiation when working near some radar systems does exist." -USAF Master Radiation Exposure Registry (MRER)
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Flour
SPS 40C E/F
LOCKHEAD, 140NM, AIR SEARCH
SPS 48C 3D, E/F
ITT, 220NM, AIR SEARCH
SLQ 32V
INTERCEPT AND JAMMING
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GEL BASED BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS THAT CONTAIN POLARIZABLE MOLECULES AND TRANSITION METALS (a.k.a. HUMANS)
Example: Multiple Near-Proximity Microwave Devices
USS Mount Whitney (LCC-20) c. 1988
A Single Source Pure Wave (SSPW) mindset likely led to arbitrary safety standards throughout the Cold War.
MIVN helps microwave injured veterans to better describe their symptoms to medical care providers. Our goal is continuity of care so that one specialty treatment does not worsen another symptom. Let's get started...Click Here
Introduction
If you have worked in a radar or communications multiple collocated microwave radiation environment in the U.S. military and you are wondering whether or not the symptoms that you are now experiencing, years later, are the result of cell damage from working in that environment then select Veterans to begin your complimentary Microwave Injury Awareness Tool. You can select answers and print out the form anonymously or you may select the Send button and we will provide you with a full assessment along with treatment options for you to discuss with your primary care provider. We recognize that you may have suffered in silence for many years. We honor your service and you are no longer forgotten.
The Microwave Injured Veterans Network (MIVN) provides support and resources for microwave injured veterans that are suffering from nascent symptoms associated with unique and specific missions and occupational hazards that occurred during military service from 1956 until the present day. We also provide support information for future candidates of the military, current service members, and the general public.
Our goals are to raise awareness by informing government agencies, informing corporations, and informing the general public about the microwave injury spectrum and inspiring revisions to microwave safety standards that are necessary to protect the next generation.
In order to raise awareness, of the microwave injury spectrum, we have provided awareness tools that can be used to help facilitate discussions with medical care providers to expedite accurate diagnosis and continuity of care. Our assessments are based on your answers. You have to help us to help you. The tools are not medical diagnostic tools but rather awareness tools. A tool can be printed out and brought to a medical care provider who can review the results and discuss treatment options with you.