The Two Worlds of Walter Reed
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The controversy over the inexcusable conditions, says a TIME reporter who recuperated there, shows how the army hospital has to bridge different cultures -- medicine and the military
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Mr. Burns brings his meshing of personal and public narrative to a familiar subject: World War II.
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Two new books provide ambitious overviews of complicated topics.
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In a nondescript conference room at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, 1st Lt. Elizabeth Whiteside listened last week as an Army prosecutor outlined the criminal case against her in a preliminary hearing. The charges: attempting suicide and endangering the life of another soldier while serving in...
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Flayed by lawmakers' criticism, Army leaders said Monday they accept responsibility for substandard conditions at the service's flagship Walter Reed Army Medical Center but also said they hadn't known about most of the problems.
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The top general at Walter Reed Army Medical Center was fired Thursday, the military announced, following revelations of poor conditions in the building where troops who were wounded in Afghanistan and Iraq are treated.
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TULSA -- My late brother-in-law, William McDonald Reed Jr., once lectured me on the Theory of Farm Life as Related to Highway Driving. His talk was occasioned by my hubris.
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Two new books offer correctives to evasions and distortions of the Riefenstahl myth.
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The general brought in to command Walter Reed Army Medical Center in the wake of a scandal over conditions at the hospital was nominated by Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates yesterday as the new surgeon general of the Army.
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How can doctors tell one type of drug-resistant tuberculosis from another? The task is tricky, and crucial.
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Whenever Lt. Col. Andrew Lourake visits Ward 57 at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, he takes along a sheaf full of stories to buck up service members who have lost limbs in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Squabbling over who served tainted what to whom masks deeper rifts.
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For the past three years, Michael J. Wagner directed the Army's largest effort to help the most vulnerable soldiers at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. His office in Room 3E01 of the world-renowned hospital was supposed to match big-hearted donors with thousands of wounded soldiers who could not...
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Bernard Sabella. Transitions are part of our lives: President George W. Bush&#39;s re-election and President Yasser Arafat&#39;s illness are but two examples.
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Two Times journalists found that the conflict could bring them closer together when not pushing them apart.
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The scandal over treatment of outpatients at Walter Reed Army Medical Center has focused attention on the Army's decision to privatize the facilities support workforce at the hospital, a move commanders say left the building maintenance staff undermanned.
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The Army's surgeon general yesterday criticized stories in The Washington Post disclosing problems at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, saying the series unfairly characterized the living conditions and care for soldiers recuperating from wounds at the hospital's facilities.