Conflict
With many issues around the globe, I've added this category so that Sailors and loved ones are aware of conflicts that may impact the United States Navy and in particular, Navy personnel who work many hours defending our country.
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US intel shows Russia and China are attempting to recruit disgruntled federal employees, sources say
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FALLS CHURCH, Va. – Occasional bad breath, also known as halitosis, can be a temporary problem, often caused by certain smelly foods like garlic or onions. However, persistent bad breath can be a red flag, signaling oral health issues that require attention from a dentist or medical professional. Douglas Elsesser, a program analyst with the Dental Program Branch of the TRICARE Health Plan, at the Defense Health Agency, said, “Understanding potential causes of bad breath and taking proactive steps can help maintain not only fresh breath but also your overall well-being.”
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😮 The soldier wakes at 6 a.m. after getting only three or four hours of sleep. He showers, shaves, and puts on his uniform by 7 a.m., even as his head pounds from a traumatic brain injury. Sometimes, while walking to a mandatory daily roll call, the piece of shrapnel still lodged in his back catches on his shirt. He’s not in the barracks. He is recovering at the Soldier Recovery Unit at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.
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The Navy finished the first of its modernization projects meant to move sailors into shore housing as part of the Pentagon’s overall Barracks Task Force, the installations command announced Thursday. The Navy installed new furnishings and renovated the living quarters at Naval Base Kitsap-Bremerton, Wash., one of the Navy’s bases where ship maintenance occurs, according to a Commander, Navy Installations Command news release.
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Inside the dangerous US mission that cleared Iran’s mines from Hormuz shipping lanes
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