(KATIE) THE DIVISION OF PROTECTION IS ABOUT TO TAKE A BIG AXE TO PERSONNEL AT MILITARY HOSPITALS AND CENTERS. PLANS ARE IN LOCATION TO REMOVE OVER THE NEXT FEW YEARS, ABOUT 18-THOUSAND UNIFORMED ARMED FORCE MEDICAL EMPLOYEES: SUCH AS MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS, REGISTERED NURSES, DENITISTS, AND MEDICS. WHAT'' S UNCLEAR IS HOW SERVICEMEMBERS, THER FAMILIES, AS WELL AS RETIRED PEOPLE WILL CERTAINLY BE EFFECTED. THE CUTS ARE PART OF THE 2020 FISCAL BUDGET WHICH WOULD BEGINNING IN OCTOBER. SO WHAT DOES THAT MEAN FOR NAVAL MEDICAL FACILITY PORTSMOUTH, LANGLEY HEALTH CENTER, AND CENTERS LIKE BOONE? THE MILITARY OFFICERS ORGANIZATION OF AMERICA IS CONCERNED. CAPT. KATHRYN M. BEASLEY, USN (RET)/ MOAA DIRECTOR GOVERNMENT & & HEALTH AND WELLNESS AFFAIRS “THAT'' S AMONG THE KEY MILITRY FAMILIES THAT CERTAINLY IN THOSE HEAVILY CONCENTRATED ACTIVE SERVICE AREAS.THERE MIGHT NOT
BE THE CIVIIAN NETWORK CAPABILITY TO CARE FOR EVERY ONE OF THEM.”” (KATIE) OUR STEPHANIE HARRIS HAS BEEN WORKING FOR WEEKS TO GET THE ANSWER FROM REGIONAL ARMED FORCES HEALTH CENTERS, THE D-O-D, AND ALSO LEGISLATORS. LEARN WHAT SHE FOUND OUT IN A SPEICAL REPORT ON MILITARY MEDICAL CUTS TONIGHT ON WAVY INFORMATION 10 AT 6.
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