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Penn State Health announces appointments of two vice presidents Updated Mar 03, 2021; Posted Mar 03, 2021 Dr. Safa Farzin, left, was named senior VP for Penn State Health Medical Group, Community Practice Division. Julie Nickell was hired as a VP and CFO for Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center, Academic Practice Division. Facebook Share Penn State Health announced Wednesday the appointments of two vice presidents. Dr. Safa Farzin, who joined Penn State Health in 2019 and currently serves as vice president for medical affairs and staff development at Penn State Health Hampden ...

Marine Corps Rifle Qualification Is Getting Its First Major Overhaul in More Than 100 Years Marines with Weapons Training Battalion conduct the Annual Rifle Qualification train-the-trainer course on Marine Corps Base Quantico, Va., Feb. 17, 2021. (Rachael A Treon/U.S. Marine Corps) 24 Feb 2021 Marine Corps marksmanship officials this week rolled out the final version of a new, more realistic rifle qualification course that will force Marines to put lethal hits on stationary and moving targets the same as they would in combat. Beginning Oct. 1, all active-duty Marines and sailors assigned to F...

The new Marine Corps rifle qualification is here Changes are coming to the annual rifle qualification, and they’re coming soon. Marines will be shooting in more realistic scenarios, wearing combat gear, hitting moving targets and shooting drills in sequence if they want to qualify with their individual weapon, be that an M16, M4 or M27. In a call with reporters, the heads of Marine Corps marksmanship training detailed the changes, which will start rolling out in the coming months. But say goodbye to the 1900s-era rifle training that generations of Marines have slogged through two weeks ...

Marines will soon take a new annual marksmanship test designed to more closely resemble battlefield shooting, but fewer may qualify as expert riflemen, at least at first.