Thursday, November 26, 2009

Walter Reed Army Medical Center

Military Planning Policy Review After Shooting

Army wonders whether it missed warning signs, Pentagon may conduct a separate, more thorough study more >>

Army Chief: We'll Do Better With Injured Soldiers

Secretary of the Army Pete Geren today testified before the Senate Armed Services Committee that injured soldiers have "experienced poor facilities, leadership challenges, and an entrenched bureaucracy" when seeking medical care. "However, the improvements we will discuss today go well beyond addressing the shortcomings" that were highly publicized in the wake of the Walter Reed Army Medical Center treatment scandal last year, he added. more >>

Kenneth Fisher | philanthropist

Helping out on the home front. more >>

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—Pat Oliphant more >>

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