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Witnesses: US military buried drums of agent orange in Korea
By Andy Jackson Sun, May 22, 2011 5:06AM UTC View Comments
Three American veterans claim that they were ordered to bury more than 250 drums of the defoliant Agent Orange at Camp Carroll, a US Army base near Daegu, South Korea. The area later became a heliport. Steve House, who was heavy equipment operator for the US Army in Korea, said that he was ordered to...
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