The House Resolution introduced by Representatives Hamm and others urges the United States Congress to expand the Sergeant First Class Heath Robinson Honoring Our Promise to Address Comprehensive Toxics (PACT) Act of 2022. The resolution specifically calls for the inclusion of health impacts related to toxic substance exposure experienced by veterans stationed at Camp Carroll, South Korea, during the Vietnam War. It highlights the serious health conditions reported by these veterans, such as diabetes, liver disease, and cancer, which are believed to be linked to their service at the base, where toxic chemicals were buried and later removed.

The resolution emphasizes the need for recognition and benefits for veterans affected by these exposures, as the current provisions of the PACT Act do not cover Camp Carroll, leaving many veterans without the necessary support. The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania expresses its commitment to honoring the sacrifices of these veterans and acknowledges the significant health risks they faced. The resolution concludes by directing that copies be sent to the presiding officers and members of Congress from Pennsylvania to advocate for this important amendment.