Navy Troops Near Fukushima Showing Health Problems

Matthew 24:10,11 Then he said to them: “Nation will rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom. There will be great earthquakes, famines and pestilences in various places, and fearful events and great signs from heaven.

Naval troops who rushed to Japan to help following the meltdown of the Fukushima nuclear power plant are now reporting multiple health issues including losing the ability to walk.

Lt. Steve Simmons, a first responder who served on the USS Ronald Reagan, was among the first troops to arrive as part of Operation Tomodachi.  The ship rushed into the disaster zone but was not told they were in the middle of a massive radiation plume released from the meltdown of the plant.

Simmons returned from his deployment and began to experience deterioration of his health.  Seven months after returning home, he was no longer able to walk.

Simmons and over 100 other soldiers are now suing Tokyo Electric Power Company, who operate the plant, saying they never told their government nor the U.S. government of the massive radiation release into the ocean and that rescue ships were sitting in the middle of it.

Congressional officials are now getting involved, asking the Department of Defense about the medical conditions of troops aboard the Ronald Reagan and what the DoD is doing to help them.

3 thoughts on “Navy Troops Near Fukushima Showing Health Problems

  1. My prayers go out to those effected by this disaster. Can the ship be cleaned off enough so the active sailors on the ship now are not getting exposed?

  2. Let’s continue to PRAY for God’s mercy upon Japan – and we too!! All of that radio-activity is NOT just confined to the shores of Japan only; BUT also, the radiation is traveling across the ocean waves of the Pacific, to the West Coast of California as well!

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