On September 11, 2010,
in Military Healthcare,
by Noe Foster
“What’s happening? Why did someone do that?” asked my five year old nephew the morning of 9/11. I had no answers. I held him tight and rocked him in my arms. The world was forever scarred, painfully so. That morning, his little arms soothed me. Our world had irrevocably changed. Violently. Abruptly. The world he [...]
On April 24, 2010,
in Military Healthcare,
by Noe Foster
The costs of war are staggering. After nearly a decade of combat on two battle fronts, the United States is now calculating its bill. According to Pentagon estimates, medical costs incurred by the 9.6 million military troops, dependents, and retirees insured through the Federal TriCare program are exploding at twice the nation’s overall health care [...]
