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| Culpeper Star-Exponent | News and Messenger | Stafford County Sun |
Thursday, November 20, 2008Camp Victory honors cancer victims, survivorsRows of illuminated paper bags glowed as servicemembers honored cancer victims and survivors with a moment of silence. Troops in Iraq like their ‘Green Beans’Every major city in the world has its hotspots - the places people go to set aside work and spend a few good hours with friends. Troop support group launches new Web siteA troop-support group that provides education on the brain’s and body’s natural responses to stress launched its redesigned Web site recently. Wounded Warriors, families, caregivers have new resource availableDoD announced that the Military OneSource service has established a Wounded Warrior Resource Center telephone number and e-mail address for servicemembers and their families, if they have concerns or other difficulties during their recovery process Double amputee Marine wants to stay in to help othersMarine Corps Lance Cpl. Matthew Ryan Bradford was part of a patrol to clear an area near Haditha, Iraq, of roadside bombs with the 2nd Battalion, 3rd Marine Division, Jan. 18, 2007. Call center helps Wounded MarinesThe Marine Corps Wounded Warrior Regiment’s Call Center is dedicated to helping wounded Marines and their families with various issues and referral assistance. DLA director retires, bids farewellLt. Gen. Robert Dail closed the book on a 33-year career Thursday at his retirement ceremony in the McNamara Auditorium at the McNamara Headquarters Complex. Warrior-in-Transition Complex to be completed by spring 2011While 2009 holds some important dates for Belvoir’s brand new and much anticipated Warrior-in-Transition Complex, actual completion of the $70 million project is scheduled for spring 2011. Healthcare Covenant part of Walter Reed ‘Service Day’Warrior Care Month and Army Service Day activities began with the signing of a Warrior Healthcare Covenant at Walter Reed Army Medical Center Monday. Changes to Leave Act benefit Wounded Warriors, familiesRecent changes to the Family and Medical Leave Act will extend the period of unpaid, job-protected leave that eligible family members can take to care for Wounded Warrior spouses, Labor Department officials said. |

