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Tonight the cdc says its cracking down on ebola equipment in hospital protocol. Good evening. Im debra alfarone. Im derek mcginty. Now the agency says it has to issue new guidelines to protect our nations caregivers. The cdc says the original recommendations put into place in august provided a lot of flexibility for hospitals but therefore often led to confusion. These new guidelines will be a lot more specific. Texas Health Presbyterian claimed it followed cdc instruction when the gear left ski...

Seven members, four from us, three from orange county, deton cam natured. And then we decontaminated arlington countys medical unit. Rep the heavy presence of Emergency Personnel is standard for these situations and chief reilly says despite the number of people here, wasnt overly taxing on the department. Its not unusual for us to have somethi like this. We could have, you know, two or three of these going on at the same time. We have fairly good resources. We have mutual aid already associated...

The shipyard producing the US Navy’s new frigate has been hobbled by a failure to “achieve engineering and skilled workforce levels” for the medium-sized vessel, according to a service document on the project that’s now forecast to run as much as three years late.

The U.S. Navy is winding down construction of littoral combat ships, moving to the more heavily-armored frigate class.

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Littoral combat ships were one of the worst boondoggles in the military’s long history of buying overpriced and underperforming weapons systems.

Littoral combat ships were one of the worst boondoggles in the military’s long history of buying overpriced and underperforming weapons systems.

Littoral combat ships were supposed to launch the Navy into the future. Instead, they broke down across the globe. Now the service is getting rid of them.

Sailors and officers complained they spent more time fixing the ships than sailing them.

Littoral combat ships were supposed to launch the Navy into the future. Instead they broke down across the globe and many of their weapons never worked. Now the Navy is getting rid of them. One is less than five years old.