California State University, Northridge,
Nov 12, 2014: Little did [U.S. Navy veteran Kelli Serio, 25] know her
service would change the way she viewed the system she vowed her loyalty
to… Serio may have been affected by radiation during what she calls her
“final and most personally sacrificing deployment” in Japan… at 18, she
enlisted in the U.S. Navy [and] was deployed off Japan’s coast… to
assist with the cleanup of the Fukushima nuclear plant. While there, her
carrier acted as a floating fuel station… Serio said she’ll never
forget the day her captain said their water filtration system had been
compromised… “I feel like we were done so wrong,” Serio said. “We were
drinking the water.” Serio said she and the other 70,000 first
responders have been dismissed by the government as if nothing happened
out there. She wants justice… Serio’s team-like
mentality
has also led to her modeling with organizations like Pin-Ups for Vets…
to help bring up the morale of veterans and current soldiers [and] bring
awareness to the men and women who’ve served their country through
speaking engagements and visiting patients at veteran hospitals…
[E]arlier this year… she met her friend and mentor, Fox News reporter
Hollie McKay [who recommended] Serio for a reporter position at
[breitbart.com]… Her first piece for the website was a first-hand
account of and a look back at Operation Tomodachi.
Tahlequah Daily Press,
Aug 7, 2014: USS Ronald Reagan… passed through radiation plumes and
clouds… the ship and most of those onboard, tested positive for
radiation exposure… Serio, now a broadcast journalism major at [CSUN],
has recently written a column…
on breitbart.com.
“I feel as if people are not realizing how serious the issue is, and I
would like to shed as much light on it as possible,” said Serio.
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