FORT DRUM, N.Y. -- Some 23 percent of injuries sustained by Soldiers during Operation Iraqi Freedom II were related to the ear, according to a study published in a 2005 issue of Military Medicine.

In addition to the hearing exams, Soldiers from the 27th BSB also provided the girls with various school supplies and toys donated by families in the United States. Related Links: U.S. Army ...

Soldiers cite 'Medic!' as a top hearing priority Date: April 1, 2015 Source: University of Southampton Summary: ‘Medic!’, ‘Hold fire!’ and grid references are amongst the highest ...

FORT JACKSON, S.C.—Staff Sgt. Tyler Durden and his fellow soldiers have been at the shooting range since 3 a.m. Every few seconds, a piercing shot from an M16 rifle rings out. With sunrise still ...

The research team surveyed soldiers from four regiments to establish which of 17 military auditory tasks (identified in a previous study) should be used to test auditory fitness-for-duty.

The Fort Bragg Safety Office takes proactive measures to help minimize hearing loss at Fort Bragg by ensuring that Soldiers and civilians meet requirements for compliance. Compliance is directed un… ...

'Medic!', 'Hold fire!' and grid references are amongst the highest priorities for soldiers to be able to hear while on duty, according to new research from the University of Southampton.