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415th gets big send off at Carville (www.2theadvocate.com)
Family members, soldiers and other well-wishers gathered Wednesday to send off 11 members of the Louisiana National Guard’s 415th Military Intelligence Battalion, departing today for training and... More
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Top Stories: Carson docs heading to Baghdad (www.gazette.com)
Fort Carson soldiers will head to Iraq later this month to take over what has been called the world's busiest trauma hospital. More than 500 soldiers assigned to the 10th Combat Support Hospital... More
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Guardsman adjusting to civilian life (www.heraldonline.com)
S.C. Army National Guard Capt. Bill Berry spent last Thanksgiving Day on an Army base in Afghanistan, packing equipment for a mission to teach soldiers how to handle roadside bombs. During his... More
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Two U.S. Troops Killed Near Mosul by Gunman in Iraqi Army Uniform (www.washingtonpost.com)
Two American servicemen were killed Tuesday when a gunman in an Iraqi army uniform opened fire while they were distributing humanitarian aid in northern Iraq, the U.S. military said.
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Duty calls more area soldiers (www.bdtonline.com)
Thanksgiving will be bittersweet for several Southwest Virginia-based soldiers and their families. About 22 soldiers from the 1033rd Engineer Support Company in Richlands have been attached to the... More
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Stress disorder a challenge for returning soldiers (www.pennlive.com)
Tom Wasco is accustomed to the approach. He'll be sitting at his favorite pizza joint or riding the elevator at work, and someone will sidle up to him and make the plea. "Hey, can you talk to my... More
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Bringing the horrors of war home to the United States (www.dailystar.com.lb)
Artist Jim Lommasson hates war. His exhibit of 1,500 photographs, taken by soldiers who served in Iraq, brings the war home to the United States, in a way he hopes will help bring it to an end. "It's... More
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Doctors can now detect mild brain injuries more easily (www.usatoday.com)
Scientists are coming up with new ways to detect mild traumatic brain injury (TBI) and treat it, according to research presented Sunday at the annual meeting of the Society for Neuroscience... More
Submitted 17 days ago by robertharding on OurTroops | 1 Comments |
Widow says Army's screenings don't work (www.knoxnews.com)
On the outside, Spc. Carl McCoy seemed to be the perfect soldier, his personnel file highlighted with praise from his officers like "great man" and "could not have asked for a better mechanic." But... More
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The Science of PTSD (www.vetvoice.com)
Looking around for some information on combat PTSD, I realized that I'd never posted the collection of pieces written by PTSD researcher and blogger Compound F. He originally published these pieces... More
Submitted 23 days ago by robertharding on OurTroops | 0 Comments |
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