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The Sound That Follows You Home
Federal agents across 48 states are reporting persistent symptoms after sustained exposure to coordinated acoustic harassment. Know your rights. You have 30 days to file.
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High-decibel whistle campaigns exceeding 100 decibels—loud enough to cause hearing damage and pierce standard ear protection—are documented across the country.
Recognize the Signs
These symptoms are consistent with acoustic trauma and PTSD. They are recognized workplace injuries under federal law and may be compensable under FECA.
Your Rights
The Federal Employees' Compensation Act (FECA) covers workplace injuries including PTSD and acoustic trauma sustained during official duties. You are entitled to file a claim—but there's a critical deadline.
Request a CA-1 (traumatic injury) or CA-2 (occupational disease) form from your employing agency. File even if you're unsure—filing protects your window while you gather documentation.
Next Steps
If your deployment has affected your health, your career, or your conscience, you have more options than you may realize.
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