(KATIE) THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE WILL TAKE A BIG AXE TO TEAM AT ARMED FORCE HOSPITALS AND CENTERS. INTENDS REMAIN IN LOCATION TO GET RID OF OVER THE NEXT FEW YEARS, ABOUT 18-THOUSAND UNIFORMED MILITARY MEDICAL EMPLOYEES: SUCH AS DOCTORS, REGISTERED NURSES, DENITISTS, AS WELL AS MEDICS. WHAT'' S NOT CLEAR IS HOW SERVICEMEMBERS, THER FAMILY MEMBERS, AND ALSO RETIRED PEOPLE WILL CERTAINLY BE EFFECTED. THE CUTS BECOME PART OF THE 2020 FISCAL BUDGET PLAN WHICH WOULD BEGINNING IN OCTOBER. SO WHAT DOES THAT MEAN FOR NAVAL MEDICAL FACILITY PORTSMOUTH, LANGLEY HEALTHCARE FACILITY, AS WELL AS CLINICS LIKE BOONE? THE MILITARY ADMINISTRATION ORGANIZATION OF AMERICA IS CONCERNED. CAPT. KATHRYN M. BEASLEY, USN (RET)/ MOAA DIRECTOR FEDERAL GOVERNMENT & & HEALTH AND WELLNESS MATTERS “THAT'' S AMONG THE KEY MILITRY FAMILIES WHO CERTAINLY IN THOSE HEAVILY FOCUSED ACTIVE RESPONSIBILITY AREAS. THERE MAY NOT BE THE CIVIIAN NETWORK CAPABILITY TO LOOK AFTER ALL OF THEM.”” (KATIE) OUR STEPHANIE HARRIS HAS BEEN WORKING FOR WEEKS TO OBTAIN RESPONSES FROM REGIONAL ARMED FORCES MEDICAL FACILITIES, THE D-O-D, AND ALSO LAWMAKERS.FIND OUT WHAT SHE
DISCOVERED IN A SPEICAL REPORT ON ARMED FORCE MEDICAL CUTS TONIGHT ON WAVY NEWS 10 AT 6.
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