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Dept of Military Affairs: Wisconsin Air Guard unit begins work on medical readiness building

MADISON, Wis. As the Wisconsin Air National Guard’s 115th Fighter Wing busily continues to convert to the F-35 Lightning II aircraft, the base broke groun

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DVIDS - News - At USAMMDA, Veterans continue service on frontline of military medical product development

DVIDS - News - At USAMMDA, Veterans continue service on frontline of military medical product development
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DOD Installs Water Treatment System at Military Base

AFC flexible screw conveyors provide smooth transfer of lime

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Robins Air Force Base employees must follow heat safety protocols

Along with different amounts of times for working and resting, workers are also required to intake specific amounts of water.

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Extreme temperatures increase health risk: professor

Taipei residents are better able to withstand higher temperatures than those in cities in central and southern Taiwan due to Taipei’s heat-island effect, a researcher said on Wednesday. Chung Yuan Christian University Department of Bioenvironmental Engineering assistant professor Wang Yu-chun (王玉純) made the comment during an online conference on climate change held to coincide with the COP26 summit being held in Scotland. While low temperatures tend to increase health risks in Taiwan, high temperatures have a lesser impact on health in the country, she said during the conference held by Science Media Center Taiwan. “Heat waves are common in Taipei,

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