... to contamination. However, Clausen and Korte ( 2009 ) claimed limited vertical migration at three US military training facilities. The interaction of metals with biota at different trophic levels (plants, wild fish communities, soil arthropod communities, etc.) in military training areas was investigated by Dvorak...

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... aimed to evaluate the effectiveness and feasibility of functional movement screen (FMS) evaluation system and individualized intervention measures in preventing military training injuries. Methods A total of 420 recruits from a unit of the People’s Liberation Army of China were included...

... across all body proteins) or tissue (e.g. skeletal muscle only) level using stable isotope methods. Evaluating protein turnover in free-living environments, such as military training, can help inform protein requirements. We undertook a narrative review of published literature with the aim of reviewing...

... and satisfactory Air Force Fitness Assessment without any component exemptions; a physical profile accomplished by a medical authority; a mental suitability screen completed by a psychologist, social worker, or psychiatrist at a military treatment facility and approved by the Air Force Military Training Consult...

...) with laboratory data. The inclusion of the environmental sensors did not introduce any safety hazards during the blunt impact attenuation tests or the dynamic retention tests. Concussion environmental sensor military training traumatic brain injury (TBI) mild TBI (mTBI) wearable sensor Traumatic brain...

... of wildlife habitat exist on military installations, where species conservation is conducted in the context of other, sometimes competing, land uses requisite for meeting military training needs ( Boice 2006 ). In central Texas, Fort Hood encompasses 87,890 ha and has been actively managed for the federally...

... military training. When left to their own devices, these military recruits, like adolescents in the civilian population, experience delayed bedtimes, later awakenings, and longer sleep periods. Researchers have found a marked tendency for adolescents and young adults to go to bed later and to awaken much...

...S. Jackson; R. Agius; R. Bridger; P. Richards Military training presents a range of stressors for recruits with limited prospect of mitigation. Success in training is influenced by a number of factors. Injury accounts for a significant proportion of failures in training [ 1 , 2 ]. Research...

... supplementation for the entire cohort would have prevented ∼187 persons from fracturing. Such a decrease in SFx would be associated with a significant decrease in morbidity and financial costs. physical training military training bone fracture prevention young adult Physical training and exercise...

... have been achieved by selecting out those less fit (slow 2.4 km run time) recruits during the pre-employment process. This study provides evidence that the PJFT is an effective intervention, improving military training pass rates particularly in the least fit female recruits. The introduction...

... of environmental stressors. The findings document performance changes resulting from conditions relevant to military operational medicine. These conditions included radiation exposure, toxins, high altitude, undersea conditions, Marine basic training, advanced military training, and fatigue. The results...

... optimal sustainability of forest resources for military training activities. A subset of forest health indicators developed by the USDA Forest Service Forest Health Monitoring (FHM) and Forest Inventory and Analysis programs were used to assess forest health on Army training lands...

... for military training. They are protected either for conservation and compliance, or because they are in the safety fans of artillery ranges. L3, M3, and H3 were in the Sally Creek Drainage; all other sites were in the Bonham Creek Drainage. Table 1 Sampling sites at Fort Benning, Georgia. Site...

... of Washington, Seattle, WA 98195. 5 09 2000 16 03 2001 We paired observations on training and non-training days, within one week of each other, on each of the 13 ranges. Where scheduled military training permitted, we sampled each range six times during each year of our study (three pairs of training...

... in which war crimes can be conceived of as expressions of combatants’ character traits and moral agency. This account draws on a social cognitivist theory of personality according to which personality is best construed as a Cognitive-Affective Personality System (CAPS). We argue that military training...

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