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Tag Archives: study
Study shows 24-percent savings with AAFES
A recent study of Army and Air Force Exchange Service prices shows that troops save an average of 24 percent when exercising their AAFES benefit. Conducted in October 2010 by an independent research firm, the Market Basket Survey focused on … Continue reading
Officer training needs overhaul, report says
An era in which military officers find themselves in combat, on humanitarian relief missions, training foreign militaries or hunting pirates demands a new system of training, assessment and promotion that can produce leaders nimble enough to take on such varied … Continue reading
Posted in Education
Tagged Afghanistan, America, Brian Burton, Burton, Iraq, John Nagl, professional military education, study, U.S., U.S. Military
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Air Force officials study brain injuries
Compression chambers used to treat divers who experienced “the bends” after ascending too quickly may offer clues to treating wounded warriors suffering traumatic brain injuries. An Air Force study at Wilford Hall Medical Center in San Antonio hopes to determine … Continue reading
Posted in Air Force
Tagged Dr. E. George, San Antonio, study, traumatic brain injuries, Wolf
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