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Webster’s Dictionary defines a hero as “a person who is admired or idealized for courage, outstanding achievements or noble qualities.”
Rushing into his seat amidst the low thunder of drums, a boy looks out onto a brightly lit field. He finds it filled with Soldiers from across American history. Each uniform made with stunning detail, from the cool dark blues accented with gold from the Civil War, to the earthy browns and ta…
Fort Hood’s American Red Cross held a thank you card signing at the Shoemaker Center for veterans receiving medical treatment at two local Veteran Affairs hospitals Oct. 10.
Leaders with the 3rd Cavalry Regiment hosted a delegation of Colombian military personnel from the Colombian Joint Forces Staff College Sept. 30.
COPPERAS COVE — Three months before her husband, Staff Sgt. Pascal Charmant, and two daughters were supposed to move to Alaska, Tyra Charmant learned she had breast cancer.
COPPERAS COVE — October is National Breast Cancer Awareness month. Through the course of the month people across the country will raise awareness about the importance of education on the disease, testing and screening. Kenyetta Reeves, licensed vocational nurse with the Copperas Cove Medical…
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Recent administration changes, additional doctors, more space and better equipment have contributed to nearly doubling access to care in Carl R. Darnall Medical Center’s urology clinic.
You can’t control when you’re going to become sick or get injured. However, you can take charge of your healthcare treatment by using the military health system’s virtual health technology.
FALLS CHURCH, Va. — October marks Women’s Health Month, an opportunity for the Military Health System to increase awareness among female beneficiaries about important health and wellness issues that span a lifetime.
WASHINGTON — Every year, more than 240,000 Americans will be diagnosed with breast cancer, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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For more information, call us at 254-287-4675. To find the shelter on Facebook, search Fort Hood Stray Animal Facility.”
