Military Life
To ensure the safe movement of patients, visitors and staff at Madigan Army Medical Center, the facility operates the Madigan Courtesy Shuttle. The two vans, which have a capacity of eight seated passengers and two secured wheelchairs each, service the campus and Madigan's buildings in the immediate area. The vans
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MADIGAN ARMY MEDICAL CENTER -- October 6, 2018, marks the 5th year since Madigan Army Medical Center lost its only soldier in combat in the War on Terror. It was an attack that reportedly wounded 30 Army Rangers and killed a total of four soldiers. Capt. Jennifer Moreno, a nurse
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Two soft gray cygnets, also known as young swans, clumsily made their way from their traveling crate to the verdant inner pond of Madigan Army Medical Center at Joint Base Lewis-McChord Oct. 24 to take their place as the latest in a succession of mated pairs that stretches back to
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In a small and informal gathering, members of a volunteer work crew placed a plaque on the tiny home they created for a local veteran. "We know some people transition from the Army and have a hard time. They fall on really, really hard times and become homeless. This may be
