Month: September 2011

Faced with the imminent possibility of running out of money this week, the Federal Emergency Management Agency scoured every financial nook and cranny to come up with enough money to keep its disaster relief fund in the black for a few more days. Congress has been fighting over possible fixes.

Learn more about FEMA’s financial issues

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The 30th MEDCOM will provide real-world and notional support during the training. They are preparing for an austere environment, non-specific injuries, and to work with their peers from Germany and Great Britain. It’s a new concept. The exercise tests the 173rd ABCT’s ability to conduct operations against a modern, capable hybrid threat, an unknown enemy in an under-developed environment.

Learn more about austere environment training

A Livermore soldier who may have been only partially treated for rabies in Afghanistan and died eight months later from the rare disease might have lived if he had been given a full course of vaccines, even after their expiration dates, a leading rabies doctor said Friday.

Find out more about the expired rabies shot

400 personnel and a team of doctors from the National Disaster Response Force have not been able to reach Sikkim which was affected by a 6.9 magnitude earthquake on September 18th.

Learn about the mission in Sikkim