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ATOMIC TEST WORKERS with CANCER
 Eniwetok, Bikini Atoll, Christmas Island, Johnston Island
 $150,000 to $400,000 Lump Sum, Tax Free Awards

Helping Families Secure Awards - Contact Us Today - 808 369-9758

We help families secure awards for civilian employees meeting these conditions:
  • Were stationed at Eniwetok or Bikini Atoll*, Johnston Island or Christmas Island *(Eniwetok and Bikini are now part of The Marshall Islands)
  • Land or ship based employees in civilian support for at least 83 days prior to 1963
  • In later years diagnosed with any of 22 specific types of cancer
  • A Federal RECA award has not been paid previously
If the above describes you, a parent or grandparent, you may be eligible for lump sum, tax free, compensation of $150,000 to $400,000. Living workers are eligible for medical expenses from date of claim, plus potential impairment awards. Direct survivors include spouse, children and grandchildren.
Who are we?
  • We are independent claims advocates who work for you; 1,200+ paid claims
  • We specialize in these claims and take care of the bureaucracy so you don’t have to
  • We are not attorneys or government employees; not a law suit!

Note:  Most workers at Eniwetok and Bikini were flown to Kwajalein from Hickam Air Field in Honolulu.  U.S. mail was routed to and from Kwajalein.  Families "knew" their fathers were at Kwajalein, however, many were actually deployed to Eniwetok or Bikini.  Kwajalein and Johnston Island were work sites for U.S. Air Force and Army operations for many years.  Workers who were exclusively at Kwajalein, or at any of these locations, 1963 or later years, are not eligible for the specific program we represent. 

Enewetak, Bikini Atoll, Bikini Island, Johnston Island, Christmas Island, Marshall Islands, Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands, TTPI, CNMI

Lung cancer, bone cancer, multiple myeloma, lymphomas, renal, thyroid, colon, esophageal, gall bladder, bile ducts, pancreas, breast, brain, liver, pharynx, ovary, urinary

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Former civilian employees who worked "down under" for Holmes & Narver or the Atomic Energy Commission, during testing of atomic weapons prior to 1963, may be eligible for compensation.

Lump sum, tax-free awards from $150,000 to $400,000. 

No fee unless award paid. 
If award is paid, fee is 2%. 

No hidden fees.
No surprises.

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