USS Henry W. Tucker - DDR 875: Naval Contractor, Shipbuilder, and Veteran Warning

NAVY RADAR PICKET DESTROYERS

Did you help build or serve the United States in the Navy or another branch of the Armed Forces, aboard the USS Henry W. Tucker - DDR 875? If so, then you were likely exposed to Asbestos. The Henry W. Tucker, like many other Radar Picket Destroyers, contained numerous products containing asbestos. Asbestos insulation aboard Radar Picket Destroyers was common. Serving on the USS Henry W. Tucker - DDR 875, or assisting in the construction, repair, renovation, or demolition of the Radar Picket Destroyer is consequently a risk for contracting asbestos related diseases. Veterans, Shipyard Workers, and Ship Builders alike are at risk for Malignant Mesothelioma and Asbestosis. If you think you are at risk for Mesothelioma Lung Cancer due to building or serving aboard the Henry W. Tucker, contact a physician and Receive a FREE Case Review today.

Asbestos Exposure on Other Radar Picket Destroyers

• USS Benner - DDR 807
• USS Bordelon - DDR 881
• USS Charles P. Cecil - DDR 835
• USS Chevalier - DDR 805
• USS Corry - DDR 817
• USS Dennis J. Buckley - DDR 808
• USS Duncan - DDR 874
• USS Dyess - DDR 880, DD 880
• USS Ernest G. Small - DDR 838
• USS Eugine A. Green - DDR 711
• USS Everett F. larson - DDR 830
• USS Fechteler - DDR 870
• USS Fiske - DDR 842
• USS Frank Knox - DDR 724
• USS Furse - DDR 882
• USS Goodrich - DDR 831
• USS Hanson - DDR 832
• USS Henry W. Tucker - DDR 875
• USS Herbert J. Thomas - DDR 833
• USS Higbee - DDR 806
• USS Hwakins - DDR 873
• USS Kenneth D. Bailey - DDR 713
• USS Leary - DDR 879
• USS McKean - DDR 784
• USS Myles C. Fox - DDR 829
• USS Newman K. Perry - DDR 883, DD 883
• USS O'hare - DDR 889
• USS Perkins - DDR 877
• USS Rogers - DDR 876, DD 876
• USS Southerland - DDR 743, DD 743
• USS Steinaker - DDR 863
• USS Stickell - DDR 888
• USS Turner - DDR 834
• USS Vesole - DDR 878
• USS William M. Wood - DDR 715
• USS William R. Rush - DDR 714