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"I don't want to poison kids or anything." US military veteran Steve House claims that he helped bury Agent Orange in Korea. (KBS video still)

Agent Orange accuser offers to testify in Korea

By Tue, Jun 14, 2011 10:45PM UTC View Comments "I don't want to poison kids or anything." US military veteran Steve House claims that he helped bury Agent Orange in Korea. (KBS video still)

An American army veteran who claimed to have buried several hundred drums of Agent Orange at an American military base in Korea, said that he is willing to travel to Korea to testify to the Korean government. Steve House made headlines in Korea several weeks ago when he claimed to an American TV station that he...

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Korean, US teams investigate charges of US military chemical dumping

By Wed, Jun 01, 2011 9:19AM UTC View Comments Korean investigators are escorted to a suspected chemical dumping site in Camp Carroll, a US military base near Daegu, South Korea. (Chosun Ilbo photo)

A joint Korean-US team will investigate allegations that the US military buried hundreds of drums of Agent Orange at the Camp Carroll, an American military base next Daegu. The Korean Ministry of the  Environment indicated that details of the joint investigation are still being worked on even as it is about to begin: A 20-member Korean...

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