Posted on Jan 19, 2017
BLAST: Greater speed, accuracy in recognizing brain injury
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Marines shield themselves from a detonated explosive charge during a breaching exercise. Modern body armor better protects warfighters against shrapnel from explosive blasts. However, they still face the resulting blast pressure and shock wave that could cause traumatic brain injury. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Emmanuel Ramos)
BLAST: Greater speed, accuracy in recognizing brain injury
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Whatever they can learn about how different tbis
Affect troops helps. I'm a TBI person that got his on redeployment, when I got back it happened.
A baggage loader(hi-lo) not paying attention backed o'r truck I was i .. too late get out, too close, I dived under dash as much as I could, got pinned but I'm stil here!
Affect troops helps. I'm a TBI person that got his on redeployment, when I got back it happened.
A baggage loader(hi-lo) not paying attention backed o'r truck I was i .. too late get out, too close, I dived under dash as much as I could, got pinned but I'm stil here!
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this is a Key point ... we have been training with Explosives for Decades on Breaching and it's about time they Look at the effects...
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It's a "real" problem that should gain more research, due to it happening more often.
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