US Navy Veterans Lung Cancer Advocate Urges a Navy Submarine Veteran Who Has Lung Cancer to Call About Compensation That Might Exceed $100,000-If Before 1983 they Had Significant Asbestos Exposure on Their Boat

WASHINGTON, DC, USA, March 28, 2024 /EINPresswire.com/ -- The US Navy Veterans Lung Cancer Advocate says, "If your husband or dad is a US Navy Submarine Veteran, he now has lung cancer and he had significant exposure to asbestos before 1983 please call us at 866-714-6466-to discuss compensation. Financial compensation for a person like this might exceed $100,000 and it does not involve suing the US Navy. Additionally, a Navy Veteran like this might qualify for VA Benefits.

"We are advocates for Navy Veterans who have developed lung cancer because they asbestos exposure they had decades ago. It does not matter if the Veteran smoked. What matters is does the Navy Veteran recall the specifics of their asbestos exposure. We provide direct access to the nation's leading asbestos attorneys, and VA Benefits specialists--and what we do is free. There is no other group like us in the nation as we are always happy to discuss at 866-714-6466.

"If your husband or dad is a Navy Submarine Veteran with recently diagnosed lung cancer-and he had asbestos exposure on his submarine before 1983-please call us at 866-714-6466. We want to help-and our service is free." https://USNavyMesothelioma.Com

Types of US Navy Nuclear Submarines Pre-1980:

Lafayette Class Nuclear Submarine (9 boats in class)
James Madison Nuclear Submarine (10 boats in class)
Sturgeon Class Nuclear Submarine (37 boats in class)
Benjamin Franklin Nuclear Submarine (12 boats in class)
Los Angeles Class Attack Submarine (62 boats in class)
Ohio Class Nuclear Submarine (18 boats in class)
To get compensated a Navy Veteran-Veteran with asbestos exposure lung cancer the following is required:

* The Navy Veteran-Veteran must have been exposed to asbestos prior to 1983 in the armed forces.

* The Navy Veteran's-Veteran's exposure to asbestos must have been substantial and must have involved exposure to asbestos involving more than one product. The ideal Veteran who now has asbestos exposure lung cancer for the Advocate would be one who worked as a mechanic, machinist, assisted shipyard workers at a shipyard, worked as an electrician, as a construction worker, plumber or pipefitter, or a member of a repair crew.

* The Navy Veteran-Veteran must be able to get very specific about how, where and when they were exposed to asbestos.

* It is vital the Navy Veteran, or Veteran have a confirmed diagnosis of lung cancer. This will include medical records that confirm their lung cancer, service records that list the Veteran's job or specialty. https://USNavyLungCancer.Com

The Advocate says, "We do not want to overwhelm a Navy Veteran-Veteran who now has asbestos exposure lung cancer with a long checklist-but to get compensated-all of these things will be necessary. Our appeal is nationwide. If the person, we have just described sounds like your husband, dad or relative--please share this article with them or their family and have them call us at 866-714-6466.” https://USNavyLungCancer.Com

Michael Thomas
US Navy Veterans Lung Cancer Advocate
+1 866-714-6466
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