S. 3958 is a plan to help doctors learn about health problems that kids and grandkids might get if their parents or grandparents were around harmful chemicals while being in the military. It wants different government groups to work together to figure out how to find and treat these health issues and to share what they learn with everyone.

The bill wants someone important in the military to keep checking and telling everyone if people in Guam got sick from bad stuff in the air or ground many years ago, like between 1958 and 1980, and also to talk about a thing called Agent Orange that might have been there too.

The bill wants a special group of government workers to study how the grandchildren of soldiers who worked with dangerous chemicals might have health problems because of it. It also wants to make a website where people can see what the group finds out.

H.R. 7883 is a bill that wants to make sure veterans get the right check-ups when they ask for help because of injuries or sickness from their time in the military. It also makes sure we know if they were around anything dangerous, like toxic stuff, to keep things fair and clear.

H.R. 9328 wants to make sure that soldiers who got sick because they were around bad stuff at a special base get extra help. It wants to say if they got certain diseases, like some types of cancer or heart problems, it's probably because they worked there, and they should get care without having to prove it.