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New Telephone Scam
Officials with the Department of Veterans Affairs are warning servicemembers about a new telephone scam.

 

PTSD

Nightmares, irritability, and feelings of isolation - all symptoms reported by Soldiers and Marines returning from Iraq and Afghanistan - suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

 

Army Suicide Data

The Army has realeased its suicide data for the month of July 2009.

 

Stolen Laptop
As many as 131,000 former and current Army National Guard members may be the victims of identity theft.

 

Army leaders spoke Wednesday at Fort Carson, Colo., about a nine-month long study concerning an increase in violent crimes commited by soldiers.

 

Health officials at the Air Force Academy in Colorado are treating more than a dozen cases of the H1N1 virus, otherwise known as the Swine Flu.

 

The Federal Trade Commission says the downturn in the economy is resulting in a rise in scams, many of which are targeting the military.

 
There is more help for U.S. servicemembers and their families who feel they've been the victims of consumer scams.

 

 
Trade Commission Site Helps Identify Scams Targeting Military 
Federal Trade Commision Identity Theft website.

Information on how to protect yourself from ID Theft click box below.

                                                                        

                                                                                                                   

 

A new law that protects renters from foreclosure.

 
If it sounds to good to be true, it probably is. 
 
Officials have confirmed that 16 patients have contracted hepatitis from an injector pen.
 
ARMY Orders Recall of Body Armor
An audit by the Defense Department's Inspector General has provoked a recall of 16,000 sets of body armor.
 
Up to 2,000 patients at William Beaumont Army Medical Center may have been exposed to various blood borne illnesses.
 
Extortionists claim to have taken vital information from one of the nations largest benefits firms, including the Department of Defense.
 
Veterans around the ountry reporting phone calls from a company identifying themselves as "Patient Care Group".