January 28, 2013

Doing Something That Matters

Everyone who has requested, donated, shipped, or accepted a book for Operation Medical Libraries (OML) has spent time doing something that matters. Here's a Lady Antebellum video with a message you can claim as your own. Thanks for being "here" for OML.

January 25, 2013

OML Expands Its Effects on Eastern Afghanistan

 
CPT Bettencourt at an Afghan Clinic discussing the anesthesia machine.
Photo courtesy of Esmeralda Linan, US Army
 
Introducing OML's newest POC: Troy Bettencourt at FOB GAMBERI, a Physician Assistant, who is serving as the Medical Advisor to the 1st Brigade of the eastern providence of the Afghan National Army. The clinic is the model for the providence so it would be especially helpful if they had applicable resources. All medical references will be shared with its Afghan partners for them to use in their medical facility.

Medical books should be sent prior to June 1, 2103 at the following address:
Troy Bettencourt
C Co. 27th BSB 4BCT 1CD
FOB GAMBERI
APO AE 09310


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January 23, 2013

Special Request for Netter's Anatomy and Physiology Book

 
Afghan and US military and civilian personnel come together to talk the future of Afghanistan.
Photo courtesy of Esmeralda Linan, US Army

Esmeralda L. Linan is the medical advisor to the 201ST CORPS Afghanistan National Army (ANA) Surgeon, who is in charge of 4 Brigades in Eastern Afghanistan, which includes the provinces of Kapisa, Laghman, Nangahar, and Kunar. Educational resources with current information are needed to create a medical library. The ANA colonel has requested a copy of Netter's Anatomy and Physiology.  Please send it, as well as any other medical textbooks to before March 15 to:
 
Esmeralda Lina
C CO 27BSB 4BCT 1CD
FOB GAMBERI
APO AE 09310
 


 
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January 22, 2013

First Shipment Arrives Naghlu, Afghanistan

Sergeant Niblick at the Aid Station with 2 of the books received in the first OML shipment to Naghlu, Afghanistan.
Photo courtesy of Michael Singleton, US Army

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