sick-call

The report said that from October 2005 to June 2006, sick-call records showed 38 reported illnesses that "an attending medical official said could be attributed to water, such as skin abscesses, cellulites, skin infections and diarrhea."

KBR/Halliburton did provide dirty water to U.S. troops in Iraq 2008

The report said that from October 2005 to June 2006, sick-call records showed 38 reported illnesses that "an attending medical official said could be attributed to water, such as skin abscesses, cellulites, skin infections and diarrhea."

KBR/Halliburton did provide dirty water to U.S. troops in Iraq 2008

Schumacher, who fought as a private in Somalia in 1993, says he would not deny a soldier a sick-call visit for a legitimate injury.

The Army We Have 2007

Schumacher, who fought as a private in Somalia in 1993, says he would not deny a soldier a sick-call visit for a legitimate injury.

The Army We Have 2007

But, supposing that the ship could be put off her course, supposing that Lycas did not hold sick-call, how could we leave the ship in such a manner as not to be stared at by all the rest?

Satyricon 2007

In the Army, Motrin will be prescribed to you whether you are in the clinic for a regular sick-call or in the emergency room because your internal organs have just spontaneously combusted.

bluemeany Diary Entry bluemeany 2005

August encounters the doctor bound on a sick-call.

The Road Leads On 2003

Friars, making a sick-call, and she prattled on very merrily about his frugal little tea awaiting his late return, and asked her twice on the way home whether it was half-past nine, for she did not boast a watch; and in the midst of her prattle was peeping at the landmarks of their progress.

Wylder's Hand 2003

Phil Boyce finished the last of his sick-call chores—no more heavy than usual.

Vulcan’s Glory D. C. Fontana 1990

Phil Boyce finished the last of his sick-call chores—no more heavy than usual.

Vulcan’s Glory D. C. Fontana 1990