Sir Napsalot
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He's in this picture, as am I
Veterans...Get the hell in here now!
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FDA rejects MDMA-assisted therapy for PTSD
The decision came after the agency's advisory committee said in June that there wasn't enough evidence the therapy was safe or effective. If approved, it would have been the first new treatment for PTSD in more than two decades.
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The decision came after the agency's advisory committee said in June that there wasn't enough evidence the therapy was safe or effective. If approved, it would have been the first new treatment for PTSD in more than two decades.
FDA rejects MDMA-assisted therapy for PTSD in a setback for psychedelic medicine
The decision came after the agency's advisory committee said in June that there wasn't enough evidence the therapy was safe or effective.
Ketamine for Treatment of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder: State of the Field - PubMed
Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a chronic and debilitating condition. Although several psychotherapeutic and pharmacological treatments are recommended for PTSD, many individuals do not respond to treatment or respond only partially, highlighting a critical need for additional...
Sir Napsalot
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I got into a few fights in the Navy
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Fun fact: when taking the oath you agree to be subject to the provisions of the UCMJ, effectively giving up several constitutional rights
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Military sexual assault rates may be 2-4 times higher than Pentagon says, report finds
Researchers found that review of both Pentagon and outside data suggested that far more assaults occur than are reported.
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Deserted -The U.S. Military's Sexual Assault Crisis as a Cost of War
injinji
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Daddy started his walking tour across France 80 years ago today. He said the troop transport could only get within a quarter mile of the beach. So smaller wrecked ships had been kedged into place and boards placed between them for the walk to shore. They did get wet to the waist, but no one was shooting at them.
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Therapy dog Emma visits soldiers to boost morale and experience a day in the life of an Apache helicopter pilot at Fort Campbell, Ky., July 26, 2024. Emma's mission is to spread smiles and make every day golden. Credit: Army Spc. Beverly Roche
SouthFloridaGenetics
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Can plants help with PTSD?
Plants have shown to be healing and therapeutic for those who suffer from mental illness and trauma. Watching a living thing develop, being responsible for its growth, and incorporating the calming natural colors into your living space help to see life from a larger perspective.
Plants have shown to be healing and therapeutic for those who suffer from mental illness and trauma. Watching a living thing develop, being responsible for its growth, and incorporating the calming natural colors into your living space help to see life from a larger perspective.
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Evidence is mounting that Lockheed Martin's SR-72 could be in production
There seems to be growing evidence that Lockheed Martin's long-rumored SR-72 hypersonic spy plane may be headed for production.
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Who knew?
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Army? Navy? Marines? What US Military Branch Took the Most Audacious Gamble? You'll Never Guess!
#usa #military #shorts US Coast Guard Commander Quentin Walsh during the Battle of Normandy. Neutralized over 600 German soldiers, orchestrating the rescue o...
Sort of makes sense. If you were offered a crack at a castle challenge how could you refuse?Who knew?
Army? Navy? Marines? What US Military Branch Took the Most Audacious Gamble? You'll Never Guess!
#usa #military #shorts US Coast Guard Commander Quentin Walsh during the Battle of Normandy. Neutralized over 600 German soldiers, orchestrating the rescue o...
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Marines, sailors to get more training on political do’s and don’ts
The training comes after a federal watchdog said the Pentagon failed to train and guide troops about partisan political activities before campaign season.
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On 29 August 1945, Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz, Commander in Chief, U.S. Pacific Fleet, and Pacific Ocean Areas, flew up to Tokyo Bay from the Marianas. He had been appointed United States' Representative for the formal Japanese surrender ceremonies, which took place on USS Missouri (BB-63) on 2 September. Upon arrival, Nimitz was greeted by the Third Fleet Commander, Admiral William F. Halsey. He made USS South Dakota (BB-57) his flagship during his stay in the area.
Allied prisoners of war cheering their rescuers, as the U.S. Navy arrives at the Aomori prison camp, near Yokohama, Japan, on 29 August 1945. They are waving the flags of the United States, Great Britain and The Netherlands
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“Dear U.S. Navy. The scope is on backwards,” wrote X user @travisakers. “This is why we have Marines on ships.” 
Note the unk MCPO with hand on shoulder..."Uh, Sir...."
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Note the unk MCPO with hand on shoulder..."Uh, Sir...."
Commander of Navy Warship Relieved of Duty Months After Backward Rifle Scope Photo Flap
The commander of a destroyer that’s helping protect the San Diego-based aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt in the Middle East has been relieved of duty about four months after he was seen in a photo firing a rifle with a scope mounted backward
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What a bone head!“Dear U.S. Navy. The scope is on backwards,” wrote X user @travisakers. “This is why we have Marines on ships.”
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Note the unk MCPO with hand on shoulder..."Uh, Sir...."
Commander of Navy Warship Relieved of Duty Months After Backward Rifle Scope Photo Flap
The commander of a destroyer that’s helping protect the San Diego-based aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt in the Middle East has been relieved of duty about four months after he was seen in a photo firing a rifle with a scope mounted backward
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A US Navy warship commander was relieved of duty over a 'loss of confidence' 4 months after he was photographed firing a rifle with a backward scope
The US Navy said Commander Cameron Yaste was relieved "due to a loss of confidence in his ability to command the guided-missile destroyer."