Canadian military accused of Agent Orange cover up

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Canadian military officials are being accused of covering up the use of the deadly chemical agent Agent Orange and other defoliants during the 1950s and 1960s at a New Brunswick base. 
At a public meeting attended by at least 200 people, defence officials said only a small amount of the herbicide was used, over a total of seven days between 1966 and 1967 at the army base to clear foliage to prevent fires during artillery training and to clear the view for soldiers. 
The American military was also given permission by the Canadian military to test Agent Orange, Agent Purple, and Agent White during the Vietnam War on less than 500 acres of the Canadian base.
Canadian military accused of Agent Orange cover up June 23 , 2005}}&lt;br&g Canadian military officials are being accused of covering up the use of the deadly chemical agent Agent Orange and other defoliants during the 1950s and 1960s at a New Brunswick base . At a public meeting attended by at least 200 people , defence officials said only a small amount of the herbicide was used , over a total of seven days between 1966 and 1967 at the army base to clear foliage to prevent fires during artillery training and to clear the view for soldiers . The American military was also given permission by the Canadian military to test Agent Orange , Agent Purple , and Agent White during the Vietnam War on less than 500 acres of the Canadian base .
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