ognized for her outstanding support on behalf of the Operation Warfighter Program and the Wounded Warriors at TMA. Congratulations Silvia and thank you again for your support to the nation's Warriors!

he sole NRMC representative, we are "in it to win it!" We may be small, but we are tough. It'll be awesome watching all the other teams vying for second place."

When queried on his team's strategy for victory in 2012, Colonel Pina smartly replied, "Cancel the wake up calls for the other teams."

s during a traumatic event.
LTG Horoho said, "This is science and it is real." She asked the audience to take a moment to notice how their bodies reacted to several video clips that were shown. These clips were very powerful accounts of stressful scenarios. After the video clips were shown, LTG Horoho said, "You just experienced physical and psychological responses to a traumatic event. Are these feelings real? I think all of us realize they are."
She added, "Today we recognize and validate those feelings. It is Army Medicine's job to make psychological health real and to help our service members and families heal."
LTG Horoho also spoke on the Army Medicine 2020 Strategy which focuses on engaging patients in their "lifespace" to enable health and resilience.

an said, "We are fortunate that we survived round one. We are focusing on preparing to face Evans ACH in round two. Evans is an excellent organization and they are well prepared." He added, "The competition is tougher this year and many MTFs have prepared more efficiently this year."

To learn more about the 2012 Biz Ops Bowl, visit the Army Medicine webpage at: http://www.armymedicine.army.mil/index.cfm