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Apr. 18, 2007
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Heck heads Army hospital unit

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Dr. Joe Heck, a Republican state senator from Henderson and an Army Reserve colonel, has taken command of an Army hospital unit in San Diego that provides medical personnel in support of the war on terror.

The command includes subordinate units in Las Vegas and March Air Reserve Base, Calif., and a detachment at Port Hueneme Naval Base, Calif., according to a statement from a public relations firm.

The unit provides medical support to military installations that process deploying and re-deploying troops, and it supports other overseas missions, including ongoing operations in the Balkans.

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    Nathaniel Coleman wrote on April 18, 2007 03:59 AM: "the war on terror"? That is like saying the war on bullets. President Bush dropped that slogan back in 2004.

    It is called the war on Islamic fascism/Islamofacism. That is the war currently involved in fighting.