Posted March 21st, 2010
by admin
DeLois R asked: I know there is a lot of problems with food drops from helicopters but what about getting antibiotics, bandages, stetescopes, blood pressure arm bands, and other basic medical supplies be dropped off at that main hospital they keep showing on CNN that they are saying people are getting gangrene. At least they can have some comfort - pain pills, etc…
Tags: Helicopter, Hospitals, Medical Supplies
Posted in Military | 7 Comments »
Posted January 11th, 2010
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Razberry asked: It looks like I will be getting med-borded. what are the differences between medical retirement and medical discharge? I keep hearing both terms thrown around. Thank you for your help!
Tags: Army, Med, Medical Retirement
Posted in Military | 4 Comments »
Posted January 4th, 2010
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andrew T asked: If I had my diploma, and parental consent, could I enlist in the army if I was just diagnosed as Clinically Depressed?
What other medical conditions could prevent me from enlisting?
no, im not blind.
but what if im on anti-depressants?
what that hold me back?
Tags: Diploma, Enlisting In The Army, Medical Conditions
Posted in Military | 6 Comments »
Posted November 23rd, 2009
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Isan asked: And if I wanted to change my MOS, how would I do so to something more preferable like a medical profession in order to become a nurse in the Army?
Tags: Active Duty, Army, Nurse
Posted in Military | 2 Comments »
Posted October 8th, 2009
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EMAIL ME… asked: Unlike criminal offenses, it is not public information. If you do not supply your past Doctors, how do they find them??
Tags: Criminal Offenses, Medical History, Public Information
Posted in Military | No Comments »
Posted October 8th, 2009
by admin
You Don’t Know, Do You? asked: At any point of the Vietnam conflict (even during the French involvement or before) did the British have any personnel involved in the Vietnam war?
If so, where and in what capacity (i.e. medical, supplies, advisers, observers, SAS…..)?
Tags: French Involvement, Observers, Vietnam War
Posted in Military | 2 Comments »
Posted September 21st, 2009
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nimrod asked: Denying and restricting the right to clean drinking water, deliberately destroying the sanitation systems of a neighbour and bombing the power stations of an adjacent nation. Putting in place a naval blockade that starves a country of a the goods that a nation needs to be able to feed itself, and the medical supplies to care for its people. Denying a country’s right to have international flights and consistently and deliberately for no reason, destroying the agricultural land and crops a country would need to survive. What would these actions be called ?
These are well documented facts, deny them all you like, its Israel that invented modern terrorism and sustains itself using the same means, you would think they should know better. You don’t need a history lesson. its unfolding before your very eyes, on TV with your meal on your knee.
Tags: History Lesson, Sanitation Systems, Water Sanitation
Posted in Military | 13 Comments »
Posted August 17th, 2009
by admin
Dru asked:
What’s a good book or resource on the intricacies of troop mobilization? Obviously they have to be mobilized locally, regionally, and nationally. But how many carriers of what kind to move what number of troops where with how much fuel? They have to eat, have medical supplies, support personnel, etc. How do I find this out?
Tags: Intricacies, Medical Supplies, Mobilization
Posted in Military | 2 Comments »
Posted August 10th, 2009
by admin
amanda asked:
My husband has been in almost 3 years. He was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes nov 08. he was a firefighter for them then has now been placed at a desk job. He recieved his MEB results and they only offered him 20% disability so he is now going to texas toappeal and fight for more to get at least medical benifits bc there is no way we could afford his medical supplies. my question is, what restrictions or things may likely get him more disability? his dr. is going to write a letter so we want to know what is going help us out the most.
Tags: 3 Years, Disability, Medical Benifits
Posted in Military | 4 Comments »
Posted August 9th, 2009
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baseball fan asked:
How would i go to work with a mash unit in a non clinical position in the medical field?
.I am 44 years old and never been in the military but i have 5 1/2 years in a hospital where i stock medical supplies at the nurse stations
Tags: Mash Unit, Nurse, Stock
Posted in Military | 5 Comments »
