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Rebl2

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3. I think

Reply to rampartc (Reply #1)

Sat Jul 2, 2022, 10:09 AM

Jul 2022

it does provide for families that lived there as well as civilians that worked there. I have a cousin whose ex husband was stationed there and I believe she lived on the base with him back in the early 80’s.

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Camp Lejeune Justice Act Passes, Enabling Reparations for Military, Families and Civilian Who Lived [View all] douglas9 Jul 2022 OP

i am in that category rampartc Jul 2022 #1

Just realized I also qualify unc70 Jul 2022 #2

new river is included rampartc Jul 2022 #4

Grew up just east of the bases unc70 Jul 2022 #6

we really didn't know rampartc Jul 2022 #7

I think Rebl2 Jul 2022 #3

i think dependents are covered. rampartc Jul 2022 #5