I didn't link an article, I linked the actual committee report which came out the same year those complaints took off - 20 years ago. To show that particular ordeal has been formally acknowledged and has been ongoing for years.No, the VA gives disability to veterans who they deem have a disability. There’s no established link between those disability issues and anthrax vaccine. From the article you linked, Congress investigated a number of issues around the program, mainly was it necessary because the soldiers had a low likelihood of contracting anthrax, plus there were claims of adverse health effects from the vaccine which weren’t proven or confirmed.
The road for support from that point until now is a long one. Whether you want to actually follow up and understand that isn't something I can make you do.
However, I'm sure you've recognized that the 3 guys mentioned by someone else here obviously didn't lead that charge all by themselves. That much is certain.
You're treating this like an anti-vaccine take and I want to emphasize that this ordeal and many like it are a veterans affairs/DoD disclosure one. The idea that the military would be forward and transparent with injuries and harmful events that they themselves caused is not one that's gonna take you far in any context.
The only thing to 'trust' on that end, is the settlement - in this case is the avenue to file. Which literally exists
