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Area 51 veterans sick with cancer fighting for transparency | NewsNation Prime

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Area 51 Veteran Dave Crete updates NewsNation's Natasha Zouves on their fight for transparency and acknowledgement. He says he served on a secretive range in the Nevada desert that encompasses Area 51, and now decades later, he and hundreds of his fellow veterans who were engaged in top-secret work are getting sick — developing tumors, serious health issues, and in some cases, deadly cancers. They tell NewsNation that they can’t get the benefits and care they’re entitled to because the Department of Defense doesn’t acknowledge they were ever stationed on the range

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