Hillbilly Report

Email I Received Concerning Ireland Army Community Hospital And It Don't Sound Good

Hillbilly Report
Glendale, Kentucky
March 17, 2007
Keep the emails coming!!!!!!
Maj. Gen. George W. Weightman was directly responsible for Ireland Community Hospital thus directly Col Braverman's direct commander.
Col Giulietto (not sure on the spelling) who is chief of primary care is also being deployed. He is almost 60 years old. He and LTC Loesevitz are both supposed to be deployed with the calvary.
The allergy clinic will be shut down the option active duty and dependents have is Dr. Lee or Louisville.
The Doctor who is supposed to be taking over for primary care and Allergy will take over June 1st and retire June 31st.  Col Braverman plans to be gone and at a better command post by then. I suppose he will say the hospital was going great under his command.
Conveniently the investigation into Ireland will be done when these deployments happen.
At that point Ireland will really become the new Walter Reed.
The army is now targeting specialty doctors because all other doctors have already been deployed or have medical excuses.
They cannot find anybody who wants their medical school paid for by the army anymore.
By the way the PR guy is going nuts and has no idea about these deployments. He was not telling a lie.

When Will Ireland Army Community Hospital Commander Col. Dr. Steven Braverman Serve In Iraq Or Afganistan?

Hillbilly Report
Glendale, Kentucky
March 15, 2007
According to an unnamed, but credible, civilian source Dr. Arthur W. Loesevitz serving as Chief, Department of Medicine, in charge of Allergy, Immunization, Dermatology and Central Exams,at Ireland Army Community Hospital is being deployed to Iraq April 2007. According to my source Ireland Army Community Hospital Commander Col. Dr. Steven Braverman, former Chief, Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Director, Residency Training, Walter Reed Army Hospital, Washington, DC, has approved the deployment. I have made 2 phone calls (Lt.Col. Meeks  502-624-0710 and Jerry Meredith Public Affairs 502-624-9772)  to verify the information and as of the time of this posting I have received one call back. Jerry Meredith called me back and didn’t have any information on the issue, but told me he would check it out and call me back.
I feel there are questions to be asked and I’m going to ask them.
Will Dr. Arthur W. Loesevitz be replaced or will Col. Dr. Steven Braverman contract out, God forbid, the services currently available to our troops.
How is it Arthur W. Loesevitz, who is licensed to practice medicine, in Kentucky is being sent to Iraq, with the approval of Army Community Hospital Commander Col. Dr. Steven Braverman, according to the Kentucky Board of Medical Licensure is not licensed to practice medicine in Kentucky? Reckon the military is sending the wrong Doctor? Maybe, but according to my unnamed civilian source, Army Community Hospital Commander Col. Dr. Steven Braverman can’t be deployed to Iraq, due to health reasons. Reckon Dr. Steven Braverman had some of his Dr. pals sign the necessary papers to keep him out of harms way?
Does Ireland Army Community Hospital Commander Col. Dr. Steven Braverman, have the best of both worlds, a military uniform, good rank, good job, great pay, automatic respect, and the ability to stay out of harms way in Iraq and or Afghanistan?