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Wounded Warrior first to use next-generation powered legs
Lt. Col. Greg Gadson, a bilateral above-the-knee amputee, stood in bright sunlight on the patio of Walter Reed's Bldg. 88, April 17. A pack of reporters pointed mini-audio recorders, and a clutch of television cameramen rolled tape. The Wounded...READ MORE
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Military monitors swine flu with focus on protecting force
The Defense Department is monitoring the swine flu situation closely, with its primary focus on...MORE
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Campaign will take holistic approach to solve suicide problem
The Army's battle to reduce suicide in its ranks took on a new urgency last week as Army...MORE
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Amputee makes history
Former Staff Sgt. Johnathan Holsey made history here last week as the first amputee to attend the...MORE
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Awareness, understanding brings autistic children, families together
Leslie and Todd Bair's son, nine-year-old Christian, is autistic. Before he was diagnosed,...MORE
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Soldier gives NCO 'gift of life' at Walter Reed
When her biological family was unable to come to her aid during a crisis, Sgt. 1st Class Tanya...MORE
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Students walk toward drug-free life during awareness event walk
Middle school students are too young to drive, too young to vote and too young to watch...MORE
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Army launches Health Promotion, Risk Reduction, and Suicide Prevention Campaign
Army Vice Chief of Staff Gen. Peter W. Chiarelli recently signed the Army Campaign Plan for Health...MORE
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U.S., French, Afghan forces team up to bring aid to Afghan villages
KAPISA PROVINCE, Afghanistan - U.S. forces participated with French and Afghan forces recently in...MORE
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Quick-thinking Fort Lewis Soldier saves young girl
Military heroes these days are mostly associated with performing extraordinary feats in combat. But...MORE