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Halloween Halloween OCT./NOV. 2018 EFMB on the DMZ HalloweenHalloween MovieMovie GuideGuide FAMILYFAMILY ADVENTURESADVENTURES inin Remembering Palau,Palau, MicronesiaMicronesia Lt. Gen. Vandal dorsed by t En he otel in P m O ue H yeo uris rgan Val ng To iza t ta ea ti es ek Foreigners Feel at Home at Columbia Dental Clinic or on B K US-educated Dentists Offer Comprehensive Dental Care Like a lot of foreigners who move to Seoul without speaking Korean, 15 year-old Angela Castillo was nervous about not being able to communicate with her healthcare providers. Benikea Hotel Until the Castillos, from San Antonio, Texas, found the Columbia Dental Clinic, Angela says that getting dental work was frustrating, Top Tourist Charlot “because no one could explain it in English. I want to know what’s going on with my teeth.” A year ago, her mother, Insun Castillo was referred to Hotel Castle Columbia Dental by an American friend, and Angela felt comfortable immediately. “They speak English, and they take good care of my teeth, even www.top-hotel.co.kr www.charlotcastle.com though I’ve always had teeth problems.” [email protected] [email protected] Shortly after Angela got her first braces at McBride family and Glossup family gathered for little photo Columbia Dental, she needed intensive session with Dr. Yun and his hygienist Suhyun. procedures to correct overcrowding. “It was scary and it was worrisome,” she remembers, Military Rank Mr. Castillo are all regular For the Lenfant family, Columbia Dental was a critical “but they always made sure that I was alright patients. “Dr. Yun has really taken care of our link in continuing the quality of service they’d had in and that nothing was hurting.” On top of the family,” said Sarah Burns, age 13 from Kansas. the States. “Dr. Yun is U.S educated and licensed, with good care, Angela’s mother, Insun, likes that the Michael Burns and his family moved to Seoul significant experience.” said Col. Babette Lenfant and clinic is extremely convenient, especially from Kansas City, Oklahoma a year ago. Sarah her husband Phil, who brought their 12year-old son in because it’s set-up for TRICARE coverage. “In started with braces and then the rest of the family the Phase 2 orthodontic treatment. “On the basis of other places, they don’t know how to do the started visiting the clinic too. “He’s also good comparison with an American orthodontic clinic, other paperwork for TRICARE, but here there is with younger children, like my brother, Joshua, U.S. general dentistry clinic in Seoul, Columbia everything we need. There’s even valet who is 8 years old. Dr. Yun is a good mix of Dental Clinic stands out as one of the best we have parking.” Now, Insun, Angela, Jadon, and Ret. professional and kind.” ever experienced.” Columbia University School of Dental Oral surgery Columbia University School of Dental & Oral Division of Orthodontics. surgery Advanced Education in Gerneral Dentistry. 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Just like previous year’s the influenza vaccination is a requirement for ALL students attending DODEA schools, medical personnel, military personnel and civilian workforce and our Public Health team is working hard to provide all of our beneficiaries access to the vaccination. Also check out the changes to the Bi-Lingual Medical Advice Line, TRICARE On-Line Secure Messaging, the testing of the new Army Physical Fitness Test and the upcoming changes to the TRICARE Dental program for retirees. A special thanks to returning correspondent, Capt. Kyle Hoedebecke for his contribution on Palau in the Family Adventures in Asia segment. Looking for a spooky thriller movie around Halloween then check out the special Halloween Movie Guide. On a somber note, it is with a saddened heart when we heard about the passing of Lt. Gen. Thomas Vandal. A special tribute pictorial can be found inside this edition. It is our goal to provide to you topics of interest in all things medical, dental, veterinary care and public health on the peninsula as well as cultural, travel, food and concert information. We ask that if anyone has an interest in photography or covers an event or takes a tour or family vacation to please submit to the following email: [email protected]. We are always looking to broaden our coverage. We need your help so please continue to share our pub- lication with your family and friends. Suggestions and comments are always welcomed along with submissions. Also check out our social media Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/65thmedbde. We hope that you enjoy our publication and assist us as we continue to strive to further improve this publication. William Wight PULSE65 Senior Editor 65th Medical Brigade Public Affairs Specialist 4 • Pulse 65, Oct./Nov. 2018 Features OCT./NOV. 2018 EFMB on the DMZ Over the past five decades, hundreds of thou- sands of Soldier Medics have attempted to earn the AMEDD’s most prestigious peace- time badge. Currently less than 10% of all AMEDD personnel have earned the EFMB. This year, testing began with 205 candidates and culminated with 18 graduates earning the coveted badge. Remembering Lt. Gen. Vandal 18 Halloween Movie Guide 68 Family Adventures in Palau, Micronesia 40 76 6 • Pulse 65, Oct./Nov. 2018 LieutenantLieutenant GeneralGeneral ThomasThomas S.S. VandalVandal The 65th Medical Brigade (U.S.(U.S. ArmyArmy Retired)Retired) pays tribute to the epitome of 65th Medical Brigade an American Soldier. See the 1960-20181960-2018 pictorial on pages 18 and 19. Commander (Photo by William Wight, 65th Col. Derek C. Cooper Medical Brigade Public Affairs Office) Command Sergeant Major Command Sgt. Maj. Thomas M. Barone Public Affairs Office William Wight – Public Affairs Officer (Senior Editor) Art Director Eric Young-Seok Park Comments or submission for PULSE 65 should be directed to the Senior Editor at DSN 315-737-1808 or by email at [email protected] The PULSE 65 is an unofficial authorized publication for members and beneficiaries of the 65th Medical Brigade, published under the authority of U.S. Army Regulation 360-1. Content of this publication are not necessarily the official views of, or endorsed by, the Department of Defense, Department of the Army, U.S. Army Medical Command or the 65th Medical Brigade. PULSE 65 is published every month by the Public Affairs Office, 65th Medical Brigade/USAMEDDAC-K, Unit #15281 APO, AP 96205. Editorial content is prepared, edited and provided by the 65th Medical Brigade Public Affairs Office. PULSE 65 is printed by Oriental Press, Inc. a private firm in no way connected with the U.S. Government, under exclusive written contract with the Contracting Command. The civilian printer is responsible for commercial advertising. The appearance of adver- tising in this publication, including inserts or supplements, does not constitute endorsement by the U.S. Army or Oriental Press, Inc. of the products or services advertised. Everything advertised in this publication should be made available for purchase, use or patronage without regard to race, religion, gender, national origin, age, marital status, physical handicap, political affiliation, user or patron. If a violation or rejection of this equal opportunity policy by an advertiser is confirmed, the printer shall refuse to print advertising from that source until the violation of the equal opportunity policy is corrected. 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