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2W1X1 — Aircraft Armament Systems
Documented exposures for 2W1X1
- Hazardous noise
- Lead (weapons / ranges)
- JP-8 / jet fuel
Exposure tags are drawn from 38 CFR §3.307, §3.309, §3.317, the PACT Act, and VA Public Health publications. Individual deployment history may broaden the list — use the personalizer below to layer service eras on top.
Presumptive claims this MOS may unlock (8)
- Guide →TinnitusDC 6260 · 38 CFR § 4.87 + §3.385
Flat 10% — easiest VA claim to win and the most commonly missed if vet doesn't realize it's ratable.
Hazardous noise - Sensorineural Hearing LossDC 6100 · 38 CFR § 4.85 + §3.385
Even mild bilateral loss often rates 0% but service-connected status enables secondary tinnitus and protects against future degradation.
Hazardous noise - Guide →HypertensionDC 7101 · M21-1 IV.ii.2.C
Chronic lead exposure (small arms instructors, indoor ranges) maps to hypertension.
Lead (weapons / ranges) - Kidney dysfunctionM21-1 IV.ii.2.CLead (weapons / ranges)
- Peripheral neuropathyM21-1 IV.ii.2.CLead (weapons / ranges)
- Respiratory conditions (PACT)PACT Act §403JP-8 / jet fuel
- Chronic dermatitisDC 7806 · M21-1 IV.ii.2.CJP-8 / jet fuel
- Liver / kidney symptomsVA Public Health JP-8 pageJP-8 / jet fuel
Layer your service era for a fuller list
This page shows the exposures tied to 2W1X1 alone. Deployments (Vietnam, Gulf War, OIF/OEF) and stations (Camp Lejeune) add presumptives on top. Run the full personalizer to combine both:
Open the Missed Claims Personalizer →Educational content only. This list reflects publicly documented exposure patterns for 2W1X1 and the VA presumptive framework — not legal or medical advice. Consult a VA-accredited representative for help filing. Source data: 38 CFR Part 3, PACT Act, VA M21-1, and VA Public Health.