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Medical officer ready to lead recruiting battalion

The incoming commander of the Armyâs 2nd Medical Recruiting Battalion is bilingual: he âspeaks medicineâ and he âspeaks military.â Lt. Col. Brad Tibbetts, 45, a registered nurse and certified physician assistant, will take the helm of the battalion during a change of command ceremony Friday. The battalion is responsible for recruiting healthcare professionals âto preserve the Armyâs fighting strength,â according to its mission statement. âMy number one goal is to ensure that the Army has their required medical professionals to accomplish its missions,â Tibbetts said, noting that the battalionâs area of operations spans the Southeast. âIâd like to focus on how not to ârest on our laurels.ââ

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Appeals court overturns former Air Force lieutenant colonel s conviction in racial slur case

The retired Air Force lieutenant colonel was convicted of violating Virginia s abusive language law.

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White House: Biden to get annual medical checkup later this year

At 78, Biden is the oldest president in U.S. history. Biden last released a medical assessment, completed by his physician, Kevin O’Connor, in December 2019 during the presidential campaign. That report described Biden as a “healthy, vigorous, 77-year-old male, who is fit to successfully execute the duties of the Presidency.” It also said Biden had an irregular heartbeat but that the condition did not require any medication or treatment. At the time, Biden was taking a blood thinner. After he took office, Biden replaced former President Trump The White House is likely to face pressure to share more information about Biden’s health after Conley repeatedly dodged questions about Trump s health during news conferences when he received treatment for COVID-19 last year.

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If classical music keeps one thing from the pandemic, let it be the opera short

If classical music keeps one thing from the pandemic, let it be the opera short
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Ernest West, Medal of Honor recipient who saved three in Korea, dies at 89

Ernest West, Medal of Honor recipient who saved three in Korea, dies at 89
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