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  • A portrait of Nguyen Ngoc Phuong,31, an employee of the Danang Association of Victims of Agent Orange (DAVA) school in Danang, Vietnam, taken on August 8, 2012. Phuong's stunted height and malformed bones could have been caused by Agent Orange used during the American War in Vietnam.
    Vietnam Agent Orange-17.jpg
  • Young students with mental and physical disabilities eat lunch at the Danang Association of Victims of Agent Orange (DAVA) school in Danang, Vietnam, on August 8, 2012.
    Vietnam Agent Orange-22.jpg
  • Nguyen Van Dung, 42, inspects x-rays of his youngest son's bones in Danang, Vietnam, on August 8, 2012. Dung has worked at the Danang airport since 1997, and ate fish caught in dioxin-contaminated ponds on the airport grounds for many years with his family. Since his tenure at the airport, Dung and his wife have had two children born with physical deformities.
    Vietnam Agent Orange-13.jpg
  • Nguyen Van Dung, 42, inspects x-rays of his youngest son's bones in Danang, Vietnam, on August 8, 2012. Dung has worked at the Danang airport since 1997, and ate fish caught in dioxin-contaminated ponds on the airport grounds for many years with his family. Since his tenure at the airport, Dung and his wife have had two children born with physical deformities.
    Vietnam Agent Orange-12.jpg
  • Nguyen Van Dung, 42, inspects x-rays of his youngest son's bones in Danang, Vietnam, on August 8, 2012, with his wife, Luu Thi Thu, and son, Van Dung Tuan Tu, in the background. Dung has worked at the Danang airport since 1997, and ate fish caught in dioxin-contaminated ponds on the airport grounds for many years with his family. Since his tenure at the airport, Dung and his wife have had two children born with physical deformities.
    Vietnam Agent Orange-11.jpg
  • Luu Thi Thu, 44, and her son, Van Dung Tuan Tu, 4, at their house near the airport in Danang, Vietnam, on August 8, 2012. Young Tu's physical and mental disabilities are thought to be caused by his father's exposure to Agent Orange dioxins at the Danang airport where he works dredging near contaminated sites.
    Vietnam Agent Orange-10.jpg
  • Luu Thi Thu, 44, and her son, Van Dung Tuan Tu, 4, at their house near the airport in Danang, Vietnam, on August 8, 2012. Young Tu's physical and mental disabilities are thought to be caused by his father's exposure to Agent Orange dioxins at the Danang airport where he works dredging near contaminated sites.
    Vietnam Agent Orange-8.jpg
  • Luu Thi Thu, 44, lights a stick of incense for her dead daughter at her home in Danang, Vietnam, on August 8, 2012. Of her three children, two have been born with physical deformities, and her middle daughter died from complications a few years ago. Thu's husband works at the Danang airport and has been exposed to Agent Orange dioxins over the course of many years, which is though to be the cause of deformities in their children.
    Vietnam Agent Orange-14.jpg
  • Luu Thi Thu, 44, and her son, Van Dung Tuan Tu, 4, at their house near the airport in Danang, Vietnam, on August 8, 2012. Young Tu's physical and mental disabilities are thought to be caused by his father's exposure to Agent Orange dioxins at the Danang airport where he works dredging near contaminated sites.
    Vietnam Agent Orange-9.jpg
  • The Friendship Village just outside of Hanoi, Vietnam acts as an orphange, school, and care center for about 120 children from across the country suffering from past generations' exposure to the toxic defoliant used during the Vietnam-American War, Agent Orange.
    Vietnam Agent Orange-25.jpg
  • The Friendship Village just outside of Hanoi, Vietnam acts as an orphange, school and care center for about 120 children from across the country suffering from past generations' exposure to the toxic defoliant used during the Vietnam-American War, Agent Orange.
    Vietnam Agent Orange-21.jpg
  • The Friendship Village just outside of Hanoi, Vietnam acts as an orphange, school and care center for about 120 children from across the country suffering from past generations' exposure to the toxic defoliant used during the Vietnam-American War, Agent Orange.
    Vietnam Agent Orange-19.jpg
  • The Friendship Village just outside of Hanoi, Vietnam acts as an orphange, school, and care center for about 120 children from across the country suffering from past generations' exposure to the toxic defoliant used during the Vietnam-American War, Agent Orange.
    Vietnam Agent Orange-20.jpg
  • The Friendship Village just outside of Hanoi, Vietnam acts as an orphange, school and care center for about 120 children from across the country suffering from past generations' exposure to the toxic defoliant used during the Vietnam-American War, Agent Orange.
    Vietnam Agent Orange-4.jpg
  • The Friendship Village just outside of Hanoi, Vietnam acts as an orphange, school and care center for about 120 children from across the country suffering from past generations' exposure to the toxic defoliant used during the Vietnam-American War, Agent Orange.
    Vietnam Agent Orange-6.jpg
  • The Friendship Village just outside of Hanoi, Vietnam acts as an orphange, school and care center for about 120 children from across the country suffering from past generations' exposure to the toxic defoliant used during the Vietnam-American War, Agent Orange.
    Vietnam Agent Orange-3.jpg
  • The Friendship Village just outside of Hanoi, Vietnam acts as an orphange, school, and care center for about 120 children from across the country suffering from past generations' exposure to the toxic defoliant used during the Vietnam-American War, Agent Orange.
    Vietnam Agent Orange-5.jpg
  • The Friendship Village just outside of Hanoi, Vietnam acts as an orphange, school, and care center for about 120 children from across the country suffering from past generations' exposure to the toxic defoliant used during the Vietnam-American War, Agent Orange.
    Vietnam Agent Orange-2.jpg
  • The Friendship Village just outside of Hanoi, Vietnam acts as an orphange, school, and care center for about 120 children from across the country suffering from past generations' exposure to the toxic defoliant used during the Vietnam-American War, Agent Orange.
    Vietnam Agent Orange-1.jpg
  • The Friendship Village just outside of Hanoi, Vietnam acts as an orphange, school, and care center for about 120 children from across the country suffering from past generations' exposure to the toxic defoliant used during the Vietnam-American War, Agent Orange.
    Vietnam Agent Orange-23.jpg
  • The Friendship Village just outside of Hanoi, Vietnam acts as an orphange, school and care center for about 120 children from across the country suffering from past generations' exposure to the toxic defoliant used during the Vietnam-American War, Agent Orange.
    Vietnam Agent Orange-24.jpg
  • The Friendship Village just outside of Hanoi, Vietnam acts as an orphange, school and care center for about 120 children from across the country suffering from past generations' exposure to the toxic defoliant used during the Vietnam-American War, Agent Orange.
    Vietnam Agent Orange-18.jpg
  • The physically deformed feet of a young student at the Danang Association of Victims of Agent Orange (DAVA) in Danang, Vietnam, on August 8, 2012.
    Vietnam Agent Orange-29.jpg
  • A student lies down for an afternoon nap at the Danang Association of Victims of Agent Orange (DAVA) school in Danang, Vietnam, on August 8, 2012.
    Vietnam Agent Orange-15.jpg