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Suspended after two patients who were only in their 20s died at that facility in the past week and a half, after seeking help at womack's emergency room. one was a 29-year-old woman, mother of three young children. she died after a very routine, low-risk surgery at the facility. she had a tubal ligation. most people call it having your tubes tied. it is a relatively simple, relatively low-risk operation, but this young mother, she had that operation and then she apparently returned back to the army hospital within three hours of having the surgery, because she was feeling very sick. she knew s...

Into the national naval medical center, and today that facility is known as the walter reed national medical center. it's located in bethesda maryland, about 5 1/2 miles away from the old facility in building 18. president obama today gave a major foreign policy address at west point at commencement there. it was heavy on the details about syria and somalia and the differences between his take on fighting terrorism and the old idea of a global war on terror all over the world. it was a serious, detailed foreign policy address. this was not soaring oratory president obama, this was multi-latera...

Investigate what went wrong, how to keep it from happening, and again, defense secretary bob gates, he also named an independent review panel, congress held hearings, soldiers testified. the problems at walter reed were not new to people who had been living them. they were not new to people in the military and the families that were coping with this ongoing disaster. but when "the washington post" broke that story open in 2007 and the nation was revolted by what was going on there, things did change at walter reed. in 2011, walter reed army medical center, as it had been known for more than a ...

Was fired yesterday. and three top deputies were suspended after two patients who were only in their 20s died at that facility in the past week and a half, after seeking help at womack's emergency room. one was a 29-year-old woman, mother of three young children. she died after a very routine, low-risk surgery at the facility. she had a tubal ligation. most people call it having your tubes tied. it is a relatively simple, relatively low-risk operation, but this young mother, she had that operation and then she apparently returned back to the army hospital within three hours of having the surge...