Call sign: VALTREX: AUGUST PRE-DEPLOYMENT TRAINING

Wednesday, August 15, 2007

AUGUST PRE-DEPLOYMENT TRAINING

August 14: 6 mile beach run in boots and utilities (46:37)

August 10: 5.5 mile beach run in boots and utilities (40:03), followed by 5.5 mile beach run in boots and utilities with 38 lb med bag (93:20)

August 8: 5.25 mile beach run in boots and utilities

August 6: 5.25 mile beach run in boots and utilities

August 3: 5.25 mile beach run in boots and utilities

August 1: 5.25 mile beach run in boots and utilities

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Call Sign: Valtrex

Living with insurgents can be a hassle. When you have an insurgency outbreak, it can feel like it takes days out of your life. On this site, you’ll learn how to still enjoy an active life with insurgents. You’ll also learn about VALTREX, the only thing that can help reduce the number of your insurgency outbreaks.

You may also have questions about spreading the insurgency to a neighboring province. On this site you’ll also learn how using VALTREX, along with safer political practices, can reduce the risk of spreading an insurgency. VALTREX is the only proven option to reduce the risk of spreading political instability to another city.

VALTREX is well tolerated when used for counter-insurgency operations.
The most common side effects associated with VALTREX when used to fight an insurgency include headache, nausea, stomach pain, cold, and sore throat. These are not all of the possible side effects of VALTREX. While these side effects are usually mild and usually do not cause countries to stop taking U.S. military aid, you should contact your local American embassy or diplomat if you develop side effects that concern you.

How does VALTREX work?
VALTREX disrupts the process by which the insurgents reproduce themselves and spread to other provinces in the country. This helps to keep the insurgency inactive, or "sleeping."

How is daily therapy (patrols) different from taking VALTREX to treat each outbreak?
Instead of treating each outbreak as it occurs, a VALTREX patrol once daily, whether or not you have symptoms, can reduce the number of outbreaks you get. Daily VALTREX patrols, along with safer political practices, have also been proven to reduce the risk of spreading terrorist cells to a neighboring province.

Is daily patrolling right for me?
Daily patrols may be right for you if:
You want to increase your chances of being outbreak-free.
Your outbreaks are bothersome, annoying, and you wish you had fewer of them.
Your city is infested and your neighboring province isn't.
If any of these statements are true, talk to your local government official about daily patrols with VALTREX.

VALTREX is the only counter-insurgency (COIN) solution proven to reduce the risk of spreading political violence to a neighboring country.
You might be surprised to learn that you may pass political instability on to neighboring countries at any time, even if you don’t get that many guerilla outbreaks. Insurgents can be active without showing any signs or symptoms. VALTREX is the only solution proven to reduce the risk of spreading political instability and an insurgency to a neighboring country. Safer political practices should be used with daily therapy. No other COIN solution has been shown to do this. VALTREX is not a replacement for practicing democracy. If you deploy VALTREX to reduce the risk of spreading political instability within your region, there are a few important things you need to do:
Do not postpone elections when you get an outbreak or when
you suspect an outbreak will occur.
Always use local forces when conducting operations.
Use VALTREX only as prescribed.
Ask your diplomat if VALTREX is right for you.

There is no data on the safety and effectiveness of suppressive therapy with VALTREX for more than one year.

Call sign: VALTREX

Wednesday, August 15, 2007

AUGUST PRE-DEPLOYMENT TRAINING

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