Vietnam Veterans of America Inc.: November 2015

Fwd: The Early Brief -- Turkey Shoots Down Russian Warplane

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24 November 2015

Turkey Shoots Down Russian Warplane NATO will hold an emergency meeting after Turkey shot down a Russian attack aircraft along the Syrian border that Ankara said had violated its airspace. Read More

Fwd: DoD Meets interoperability requirements for Electronic Health Records

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11/24/2015

DoD Meets interoperability requirements for Electronic Health Records

The Defense Department has met the interoperability requirements for electronic health records as called for in the National Defense Authorization Act of 2014, according to DoD officials.

DoD and Veterans Affairs have two goals in integrating patients' records and making the information accessible by both agencies, said Chris Miller, the program executive officer for Defense Healthcare Management Systems.

Belvoir Hospital Nurses earn 'CNOR Strong' certification

The Competency and Credentialing Institute recently named Fort Belvoir Community Hospital as a "CNOR Strong" facility.

To achieve the certification, more than 50 percent of a hospital's operating room nurses must undergo a rigorous process to master high standards of practices and become individually certified.

Motivational Monday Message: All You Can Eat, Seventh and Final Course - The Dessert

My grandmother, the late Bethel Hundley, was born with a gift to cook. She took great pride and joy in cooking humongous meals and inviting half the neighborhood over to enjoy her delicious feasts. No matter if it was breakfast, lunch or dinner, you best believe there were at least six or seven different dishes on the stove.

FW: The Early Brief -- Army Has 50,000 Active Soldiers Who Can't Deploy, Top NCO Says

Date: Wed, 25 Nov 2015 10:24:51 -0500
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Subject: The Early Brief -- Army Has 50,000 Active Soldiers Who Can't Deploy, Top NCO Says

The Early Brief


25 November 2015

Army Has 50,000 Active Soldiers Who Can't Deploy, Top NCO Says The U.S. Army's top enlisted soldier said the number-one readiness problem facing the service is that the active component -- the most deployable force -- has 50,000 soldiers who can't deploy. Read More

FW: Air Force team wins sitting volleyball tournament

Subject: Air Force team wins sitting volleyball tournament
Date: Wed, 25 Nov 2015 05:33:00 -0600
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Air Force team wins sitting volleyball tournament

11/25/2015

Air Force team wins sitting volleyball tournament

An undefeated Air Force team won gold at the Pentagon's sitting volleyball tournament Thursday, as Marine Corps veterans settled for silver and the Army battled back to win bronze.

Combat medics get refresher training and more

When things go wrong in the field, Soldiers turn to the so-called "Angels of the Battlefield." These highly-trained combat medics are there for when the worst-case scenario unfolds, whether on the battlefield or during training exercises, whenever Soldiers are injured or wounded.

Guard Your Health launches #ClassIRecipes

Guard Your Health, a health and wellness campaign for Army National Guard Soldiers and families, is committed to helping Soldiers keep their diets in check. The campaign recently launched its #ClassIRecipes series to promote healthy eating and nutrition among Army National Guard Soldiers and their families.

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