Perhaps of interest, being discussed on Timebomb, could be nothing important (other than to those directly affected).
Unspecified medical concern is being addressed at Fort Benning
COLUMBUS (WRBL) - There is an unspecified medical concern on post at Fort Benning tonight.
One soldier has potentially died from the condition and multiple soldiers are being treated, sources tell News 3.
The unit involved has not been named. But some soldiers have been put in isolation as a result of the situation. That number is unconfirmed.
News 3 has been requesting information on the situation since late this afternoon from Fort Benning officials. As of now, Fort Benning has failed to provide that information.
The Public Affairs Office would not confirm nor deny what News 3 has learned.
News 3 will continue to follow this developing story.
Next week Mueller could drop??
Q !!mG7VJxZNCI ID: e7ef6b No.5295136 📁 Feb 20 2019 21:57:03 (EST) >>5294864 (/pb) But, you knew that already. Hence why [AS][SDNY][MW] are attempting to keep the ‘insurance’ scheme ongoing post Mueller. FEAR. The fun begins directly after. Will make the Super Bowl look like a puppy show. Q
Derp counter-attack?
#CaptainParanoid
My first thought was ebola.
I hope I’m wrong.
Was whatever was extracted from that Guatemalan culture place brought there, and someone wasn’t careful enough with handling whatever it was?
FORT BENNING, GA (WTVM) - After multiple soldiers have been diagnosed with serious strep infections, Fort Benning is putting preventative measures in place to keep the illness from spreading.
The Army base says there have been four cases of complications from strep within the basic training population.
They are characterizing the cases as a cluster and not an epidemic.
To prevent the illness from spreading, all basic training soldiers and cadre will receive antibiotics in accordance with guidelines presented by the CDC and the Army Surgeon General.
There are no soldiers in isolation at this time.
Training is said to be continuing as planned while healthcare professional continue monitoring the overall health of the whole trainee population.