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Ex-soldier claims Agent Orange buried at CFB Gagetown
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2:20Now PlayingFormer military police officer Al White says he watched barrels of Agent Orange being buried at CFB Gagetown in 1985. Agent Orange, which can lead to skin disorders, liver problems and certain types of cancers, was sprayed at CFB Gagetown in the late 1960s by the U.S. military, with permission from Canada.
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