West Point rewrites code at academy to stress self discipline
The United States Military Academy adopted a simplified code to replace decades of rules. Lt Gen William A Knowlton said changes reflect a shift toward self discipline and a positive tone. The new code eliminates some punishments like confinement and reduces cross hatched areas marking trysts. Cadets face fewer restrictions while honor code remains.
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Aging European Army Hospitals Face Health Hazard
Pentagon medical chief Dr Richard Wilbur warned that several European U S Army hospitals built in or before WWII are aging and unsafe. He backed a plan to spend 86 million over five years to replace facilities at Nuremberg Stuttgart and Camp Darby and to renovate others in Frankfurt Landstuhl Augsburg and Heidelberg noting air conditioning gaps weak wiring and low water pressure as examples of substandard care.
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