Hometown News: Jowanna Bush
Army Sgt. Jowanna A. Bush has deployed to Iraq to provide medical care at the Ibn Sina in Baghdad.
The 10th Combat Support Hospital has assumed medical care responsibilities in Baghdad, Mosul, Al Kut, Al Amarah, and Tallil for a one-year deployment. The medical unit will provide health service support and a combat hospital in Baghdad and Mosul, and a combat aid station in Al Kut and Al Amarah.
The unit, assigned to Fort Carson, Colo., is the Army's premier combat support hospital within Forces Command and the Department of Defense, with the mission of deploying worldwide to establish an 84 or 164-bed hospital in support of combat and non-combat operations.
Bush, a pharmacy specialist with seven years of military service, is regularly assigned to the 47th Combat Support Hospital, Fort Lewis, Tacoma, Wash.
She is the daughter of Anthony B. and Shelby R. Crews of W. Spencer Road, Hurt, Va.
Her husband, Detrick, is the son of Lawrence H. and Mary L. Bush of Daffodil Court, Millbrook.
The sergeant is a 2001 graduate of Gretna High School, Va.
The 10th Combat Support Hospital has assumed medical care responsibilities in Baghdad, Mosul, Al Kut, Al Amarah, and Tallil for a one-year deployment. The medical unit will provide health service support and a combat hospital in Baghdad and Mosul, and a combat aid station in Al Kut and Al Amarah.
The unit, assigned to Fort Carson, Colo., is the Army's premier combat support hospital within Forces Command and the Department of Defense, with the mission of deploying worldwide to establish an 84 or 164-bed hospital in support of combat and non-combat operations.
Bush, a pharmacy specialist with seven years of military service, is regularly assigned to the 47th Combat Support Hospital, Fort Lewis, Tacoma, Wash.
She is the daughter of Anthony B. and Shelby R. Crews of W. Spencer Road, Hurt, Va.
Her husband, Detrick, is the son of Lawrence H. and Mary L. Bush of Daffodil Court, Millbrook.
The sergeant is a 2001 graduate of Gretna High School, Va.
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