13 hrs ago | Canada.com
Massacre shocks accused's friends
U.S. army Col. John Rossi, left, and Col. Steven Braverman speak to the media about Maj.
21 hrs ago | The Boston Globe
Shortage of military therapists creates strain
Amputations. Combat stress. Divorce. Suicide. For troubled service members, military therapists are at their sides.
Yesterday | MySanAntonio.com
A day later, talk of heroes, blood and screaming
The chaos and carnage easily could have occurred in Baghdad. The moment the lone gunman opened fire on soldiers, the crowd scattered.
Yesterday | WWUP-TV Cadillac
Mass shooting probe...Florida office shooting...President visits troops
Investigators have been examining the computer, home and even garbage of the Army psychiatrist suspected of killing 13 people at Fort Hood, Texas, yesterday.
12 Killed In Fort Hood Shooting; After Anxious Hours, Ledyard Man Learns Son Is OK
John Michalak of Ledyard was at work Thursday when a co-worker told him about the shootings at the Fort Hood Army base in Texas , where Michalak's son, Brandyn, is stationed.
Gunman alive after killing 13 at Texas army base
Military officials were on Friday struggling to understand why a Muslim army psychiatrist due to be deployed to Afghanistan went on a shooting rampage at this huge military base that left 13 dead and 30 wounded.
Obama to sign extension of jobless benefits
President Barack Obama is set to sign a bill today extending jobless benefits 20 weeks and prolonging the $8,000 homebuyer tax credit.
Obama Delays Capitol Hill Pitch On Health Care
President Barack Obama is pushing back a trip to Capitol Hill aimed at discussing the proposed health care overhaul with lawmakers.
11 killed, plus gunman at Fort Hood
Video: One shooter 'a soldier' Video: Ft. Hood shooting 'horrifying' Map: Fort Hood The primary shooter had two weapons, both handguns, he said.
An effort by local citizens to send non-combat supplies to troops deployed on the war front has doubled in strength and in the amount of goods hoped to be sent, a couple of local veterans report.
Holubs keep family military tradition alive
All four children of Dan and Rhonda Holub, of rural Marion, are serving overseas in the military.
Patrick visiting Obama during Washington trip
Gov. Deval Patrick is making a two-day trip to Washington focused on state economic development and health care issues.
Public Invited to Send Christmas Cards To Troops
Capt. Jon Craig, of Chicago, Illinois, a soldier in the 82nd Airborne Division's 1-504 'Red Devils' group, distributes cards to his troops December 24, 2003 in Camp Mercury, near the Iraqi town of Fallujah.
Wounded Vet Recruits for the National Guard
A Minnesota veteran who suffered the loss of both of his legs and two of his closest friends in Iraq hasn't allowed his pain to color the love he feels for the National Guard and the military.
Golden Gate High students say a thank youa to vet paralyzed in Afghanistan
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How to Use a Cyclotron Particle Accelerator to Fight Cancer
Step 1 CYCLOTRON The magnet-packed particle accelerator weighs 220 tons but is only 18 feet wide and 8 feet high.
Wounded Rapid City Soldier Recovering
The family of a wounded Rapid City soldier says Branden Stackenwalt is recovering faster than expected.
Motek Medical takes part at ADMC Rehab Fair 2009 in Abu Dhabi
United Arab Emirates: 1 hour, 2 minutes ago Motek Medical, a Dutch medical technology firm, is worldwide known for its leading position in Virtual Reality for Rehabilitation.
U.S. combat injuries rise dramatically
How's that golf game going? Maybe you should give Bush a call on how to run a war.
Fort Detrick Army researchers win Medical Excellence Award
Gordon Sullivan, a retired four-star general and former Army chief of staff, spoke at an awards dinner Wednesday night to praise the Armya s advancement in patient care and medical record keeping.
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