Sentences with phrase «u.s. military hospital»

Field medics doubted Nelson could survive evacuation to the U.S. military hospital in Germany, much less to Brooke's burn facility in Texas.

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Conde was killed in an operation in which another U.S. service member was wounded and medically evacuated to Bagram Airfield north of Kabul for medical treatment in a military hospital.

In October 2015, 42 people were killed when the U.S. military accidentally targeted a Doctors Without Borders hospital.

Landstuhl serves as the central hospital for the U.S. military in Europe, and real - life challenges to any world - view show up everyday, some battlefield - related and some not.

During the 2014 Ebola outbreak in West Africa, for example, the Virginia Tech group used an agent - based model to help the U.S. military identify sites for field hospitals.

By September 2003 he was in a field hospital in Kuwait, just south of U.S. military actions in Iraq.

The Veterans Health Administration (VHA) is the largest integrated health care system in the U.S., serving nearly nine million former military personnel across 150 hospitals and 800 outpatient centers.

«There is no presence of U.S. military in Iraqi hospitals.

The U.S. military does not provide security for Iraqi hospitals; the Facilities Protection Service (FPS), a security - officer force overseen by the Iraqi Ministry of the Interior, manages that duty.

Even in the midst of the Vietnam War, the U.S. military succeeded in building three hospitals that provided 1,100 beds to civilians.

A week after sharp criticism met the U.S. military's announcement that it planned to help Liberia combat its Ebola epidemic with a «deployable hospital» that has a mere 25 beds, U.S. President Barack Obama tomorrow plans to unveil dramatic new efforts to assist the West African countries besieged by the disease.

• Yale Medical Center • Cleveland Clinic • Scripps Integrative Medicine Program • Mayo Clinic • Cornell Burn Unit • Alberta Canada Health Center • 2012 Olympic Trainers • U.S. Military Combat Stress Program • U.S. Military Wounded Warrior Program • National Hospital for Retired Vets • Duke Medical Center • Walter Reed & Bethesda Hospital • Washington Hospital Center • St. Lukes Health System • Aurora Health System • Dartmouth • American Medical Association (AMA) • The National Association for Home Care and Hospices.

Fictional medical procedural set in a military hospital in Afghanistan, where doctors and nurses from the U.S., Canada, the U.K. and other allied countries provide surgical care to troops.

Reading The Wall will lead to a lesson in which students write letters or cards to U.S. military veterans in a local Veteran's Hospital.

Bella's Fund for Assistance Dogs of Wounded Veterans is a supplemental payment program to provide veterinary medical care to assistance dogs serving wounded U.S. military veterans at the Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital.

When he joined the U.S. Navy, he continued to training and overseeing the training processes atvarious military hospitals and medical training facilities.

MILITARY CAREER U.S. NAVY Navy Chief Hospital Corpsman / Physician's Assistant / Laboratory Technologist Year to Year

The Obama administration made the right decision this week when it decided to ensure that emergency contraception will be made available to women in the armed forces at all hospitals and health centers on U.S. military bases around the world.

In September, the Walter Reed hospital was combined with Bethesda National Naval Medical Center to create the U.S. military's largest medical facility — and Pampalona looks forward to serving more military veterans there.

He was treated at an American military hospital in Europe, was granted U.S. citizenship, and launched his real estate career.