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If you have been in the Army Aviation branch for more than a day, you’ve probably heard, “Those who have and those who will.” Here’s my story.
In some areas of the country, snowflakes are falling, but don't use this as a reason to slow down on your winter health plan. This is a great time to join a gym, try a new class or get into a winter sport.
I don’t know how many Soldiers are killed in the name of expediency or convenience, but I do know one who was and one who wasn’t. Which will you be?
Planning for winter weather at the workplace includes more than just having a bag of rock salt on hand or hanging a poster in the employee breakroom. Looking around your facility (inside and outside) will help you identify the winter hazards you will need to mitigate.
It is that time of the year again when the days are shorter and temperatures colder. Therefore, Soldiers should think ahead about preventing cold-weather injuries. Are you prepared?
Within minutes, the water reached our calves. Still, never once did any of us consider what could happen next. If we had, we would have put on our life jackets, but no one even mentioned it. Just as the shore came into sight, a large wave struck the boat, causing it to capsize.