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VA Ionizing Radiation Exposure Disability Compensation
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
Compensation for qualifying illnesses connected to military ionizing-radiation exposure.
How to get help
File a new claim online, by mail, in person, or with help from an accredited professional. A claimant previously denied for a condition now considered presumptive may file a Supplemental Claim. Submit medical diagnosis records and service records showing participation in a listed radiation-risk activity.
Who this service helps
The veteran must lack a dishonorable discharge, have a listed or medically supported radiation-related illness that began within the applicable period, and have qualifying military radiation exposure through a recognized activity, assignment, response effort, location, or capacity.
Where this service is available
Service area: Nationwide federal disability compensation claim available to eligible veterans in all assigned West Texas counties.
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Source and verification
Source: Public-source listing
Cost / fees
No application fee is stated. Approved compensation depends on the VA disability rating, dependent status, and current federal rates.
About this service
VA disability compensation may cover illnesses caused by contact with ionizing radiation during military service. The official page identifies radiation-risk activities, qualifying assignments, presumptive response efforts, and timing rules.
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