'We don’t deserve being ignored': Area 51 veteran asks for DOD transparency | NewsNation Prime
February 16, 2025
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as posted by the channelVeterans who say they were stationed at the secretive Nevada Test and Training Range, which includes Area 51, are now getting sick decades later, developing tumors, serious health issues, and in some cases, deadly cancers. Veteran Dave Crete, founder of the Invisible Enemy, tells NewsNation’s Natasha Zouves that they can’t get the benefits and care they’re entitled to because the Department of Defense doesn’t acknowledge they were stationed on the range.
See the full NewsNation Area 51 Veterans investigation here
FULL INTERVIEW with Veteran Dave Crete on their top secret work in the desert
Ranking Congressman of House Veterans' Affairs committee Mark Takano saw NewsNation's exclusive report, calls on DOD and Trump Administration to help
Find out more about the veteran nonprofit “The Invisible Enemy”
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