Fort Campbell Makes Advances in TBI Evaluation

Greater El Paso Chamber of Commerce

500 Units of Blood To Save One Soldier’s Life

Obama Praises DOD’s Energy Leadership, Stewardship

DOD WEBSITE Armed with Science aims to:
- highlight the importance of DoD science and technology
- connect military scientists and engineers with the public
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Pentagon Observance

First Army Uses Simulator
Prevents Deaths on Battlefield

The Associated Press: US military raid in Somalia frees hostages

Penguins Marching Into Your Classroom #1 [Dispatches from Antarctica]

U.S., Coalition Nations Form Wideband Global Satellite Partnership

Armed Services Blood Program Supports Patient Care World-Wide

Military’s Groundbreaking Vaccine Targets Breast Cancer

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Military researchers here have developed a cutting-edge cancer vaccine that’s slashing breast cancer recurrence rates and giving some survivors a better shot at a cancer-free future.

Dr. Martin Luther King

USA TODAY

Military deaths in the Afghanistan War declined in 2011, the first drop in four years, amid a string of battlefield successes against Taliban insurgents by U.S. and other coalition

War Yields Lessons in Preventing, Treating Eye Injuries

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Ten years of conflict has given rise to the world’s best body armor and battlefield technologies and a new understanding of eye injuries and treating those who suffer from them.

U.S. Navy photo

Armed with Science

Marines with the 11th Marine Expeditionary Unit and sailors aboard USS Pearl Harbor (LSD 52). Photo by Cpl. Tommy Huynh

Naval Technology INFRASCANNER

Battlefield corpsmen and medical professionals across the country gained a valuable tool recently, as the Food and Drug Administration approved the first hand-held device detecting bleeding in the brain

The Infrascanner could be a particular boon to the Department of the Navy (DON), as heavy computed tomography (CT) machines are not normally carried aboard ships in the frigate or destroyer class, or in the field with the Marine Corps.

Space Researchers Test Equipment at Fort Irwin

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