After just a few months of being open, the area's first, off-base clinic is receiving rave reviews and looking for more. The clinic is intended to grow to see over 8,000 patients, but not until their third year. The staff however is eager to help those Families now.

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There have been several "good news" trends observed across the Caribbean and Central and South American regions over the past decade, yet narco-terrorism and corruption remain serious security concerns, U.S. Southern Command's chief said here yesterday.

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A brand new unit now has a home at Fort Hood. The 85th Civil Affairs Brigade officially stood up at the "Great Place" Sept. 16, 2011, after years of planning and coordination.

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Soldiers with Blackfoot Troop, 6th Squadron, 4th Cavalry Regiment, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division, Task Force Duke, partnered with Afghan National Security Forces to locate and destroy enemy strength during Operation Tofan II in Paktya Province, Afghanistan.

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The systems on display at the Manned-Unmanned Systems Integration Capabilities exercise, which concluded last week at Dugway Proving Grounds in Utah, are expected to make their way to Afghanistan within the next two years.

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About two-thirds of the most-seriously-injured Soldiers are suffering from post-traumatic stress or traumatic brain injury, and military researchers are teaming up to work on the problem, said the Army's vice chief of staff.

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After a Soldier who recently returned from Afghanistan died from rabies, the Army is seeking to identify the disease in other service members before it's too late.

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The Four Corners site in Kuwait stands ready 24 hours a day to expedite the responsible redeployment, repositioning and reposturing of equipment and troops leaving Iraq due to the presidential directive.

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First line active-duty supervisors and unit responders took part in Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training Sept. 15-16, 2011, to help learn how to break the cycle of suicides in our community.

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Approximately 60 Soldiers from across Illinois, as well as two Soldiers from Michigan and South Dakota, have been deployed to Kunar province since June with the Illinois Army National Guard's 1-14th Agribusiness Development Team.

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