(Air Force) Western Medicine helping in Afghanistan
April 19, 2010 by Da-Chief
Filed under Air Force News, Corpsman.com News
From AirForcetimes.com KANDAHAR AIRFIELD, Afghanistan — Abdul Bachery fell off a roof when he was 10 and spent seven years limping around with a dislocated right knee. In March, after spending nearly half his life injured, Bachery finally found help. An Afghan orthopedic surgeon, Dr. Nik Mohammad Shinwad, reconstructed Bachery’s knee at Kandahar Regional […]
Airman Fighting to stay on Active Duty after Botched Surgery
July 29, 2009 by Da-Chief
Filed under Air Force News, Corpsman.com News, Military Information
I hope the Air Force does the right thing and supports this Airman and keeps him on A/D!! Airman 1st Class Colton Read looked up from his hospital bed into the face of his wife. A tube down his throat kept him from talking. Fighting back tears, Jessica Read told her 20-year-old husband that doctors […]
Care Costs Rise as Veterans Population Declines.
May 12, 2008 by Da-Chief
Filed under Corpsman.com News, Retired Veteran News, Seperated Vets News, Vets Issues
All of our heroes from WWII and Korea are dying due to age. The VA is not receiving the savings they thought they would due to the Injured Vets from IRAQ & Afghanistan. Care costs rise as veteran population declines Increase in wounded from Iraq, Afghanistan wars, severity of injuries among reasons By Jennifer C. […]