Are you a veteran who volunteered for medical research in the U.S.?
No, it wasn't in the U.S. but a U.S. territory.
Were you involved in chemical research on a voluntary basis?
Yes, correct.
You can get medical care through the U.S. Army if you meet both of the requirements listed below.
How can I get benefits from Ionizing radiation exposure?
To receive benefits, you'll need to file a claim for disability compensation and provide several evidence supporting documents.
I know, I've read about the records you need from me. But if I submit those, if I file my claim, what will happen next?
Then we'll ask the military branch that you served with or the Defense Threat Reduction Agency to give us a range of how much radiation they think you may have come into contact with. We'll use the highest level of the range they report to decide on your benefits.
What other scenarios could lead to a disability compensation?