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Road Rules
Operating a military vehicle in snowy or icy conditions can be a challenge for any driver, especially if they’re not trained in winter driving techniques. Fortunately, a little preparation will go a long way toward helping you, as well as others on the road, avoid being a winter driving statistic.
Blind to Risk
I was steadfast in my focus. Getting the meat to the freezer was the only thing on my mind. I began the descent down the rocky mountain slope to the tree line like I’d done many times before. This trip, however, would be different.
  • 6 November 2016
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Stumbling into Support

When I became a company commander in November 2013, I had no idea what my requirements would be over the next three years.

  • 31 October 2016
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A Handful of Danger

Since that day, I’ve never again talked or texted on a cellphone while driving. I pay close attention to safety briefings and remind my fellow Soldiers to never text and drive. After all, is it really worth a collision to have a conversation?

  • 31 October 2016
  • Author: Army Safety
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Kill the Chill

Each year, hundreds of Soldiers experience cold-weather-related injuries. The responsibility for preventing these injuries is a command and leadership function, as well as a personal responsibility for each Soldier.

  • 31 October 2016
  • Author: Army Safety
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Verify the Numbers

Our unit conducted a field training exercise during a drill weekend, and I was given an assigned aircraft to fly. On the first day, we conducted a health indicator test, or HIT check, which resulted exactly in the middle of the range on the HIT card.

  • 23 October 2016
  • Author: Army Safety
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