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Walter Reed flooding, steam failure cause chaos for patient care
Walter Reed National Military Medical Center has experienced widespread flooding in recent days and outages of its steam ...
Flooding damages multiple buildings at Walter Reed
The military hospital has moved some surgeries to other facilities and rescheduled or deferred more than 200 patient visits.
Military.com10d
Cold Snap, Flooding Cause Chaos for Patients at Defense Department's Flagship Hospital
Temperatures in the low teens and aging infrastructure may be to blame for flooding that affected the Bethesda, Maryland, ...
Stars and Stripes15d
Flagship US military medical center faces building failures
Walter Reed National Military Medical Center has experienced widespread flooding in recent days and outages of its steam system vital for equipment sterilization, significant infrastructure ...
Army officer struck, killed by train in DC area returns to Ohio in motorcade procession
An Army officer who died in an accident in the Washington, D.C., area is now home in West Jefferson. A motorcade of red, ...
20 years later, Jane Schuette recalls her experience at Walter Reed Medical Center on 9/11
There are definitive moments in life when you always remember where you were. For some it was the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. The death of Lady Di, or even Prince. For others, it ...
Maryland federal workers on edge with proposed buyout deadline temporarily paused
BALTIMORE -- Federal workers living in Maryland are still on edge as they contemplate their future over a proposed buyout. On ...
The Washington Post15d
Walter Reed flooding, steam failure cause chaos for patient care
Walter Reed National Military Medical Center has experienced widespread flooding in recent days and outages of its steam system vital for equipment sterilization, significant infrastructure ...
The Spokesman-Review14d
Flagship U.S. military medical center faces building failures
Walter Reed, the U.S. military’s flagship hospital, began as a Navy-run facility when President Franklin D. Roosevelt laid its cornerstone in Bethesda, Maryland, in late 1940.