The thousands and thousands of American war veterans who routinely place their lives on the line to protect our nation’s freedom may have been victims of a government contractor who was more interested in making money than in the health and welfare of our troops. Soldiers who were deployed to Afghanistan and Iraq between 2003 and 2015 were routinely issued Dual-Ended Combat Arms™ ear plugs (CAEv2)...

If you are a veteran who was deployed to Afghanistan or Iraq between 2003 and 2015, you may be the victim of defective ear plugs sold to the military by 3M. These Combat Arms™ ear plugs have been found to have design defects which may have resulted in partial hearing loss, total hearing loss, tinnitus, ringing in the ears or buzzing in the ears. 

Iraq and Afghanistan War Veterans Injured as a Direct Result of Iranian Sponsored Terrorism - Literally thousands of U.S. veterans, contractors, service members and their families would not have suffered as they did due to severe injuries and death if no money had been available to purchase weapons and ammunition, arming and training terrorist groups...

Anti-Terrorism Lawsuit Cases - The Anti-Terrorism Act of the U.S. provides that any national of the United States or his or her survivors is entitled to sue for any injuries received through an act of international terrorism. This same Act makes it a crime for any organization to knowingly support international terrorism by providing material support or resources to these groups...

U.S. Soldiers, Contractors and Their Families Entitled to File Anti-Terrorism Lawsuits - As many as 63 percent of all coalition deaths which occurred from the beginning of the Iraq War through 2007 were the result of IED weapons. Both IEDs and EFPs are manufactured in Iranian factories, and these weapons are directly responsible for the injuries and deaths of U.S. soldiers and contractors...