WOUNDED WARRIORS BASED OUT OF FORT CAMPBELL WILL NOW HAVE A PLACE TO REST THEIR HEADS AND HEAL FROM THEIR PHYSICAL INJURIES IN ONE LOCATION.

            THIS MORNING, FORT CAMPBELL OFFICIALS UNVEILED THE FINAL PHASE OF THE MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR FORT CAMPBELL WARRIOR TRANSITION BATTALION COMPLEX.

            ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF DEFENSE FOR HEALTH AFFAIRS, DOCTOR JONATHAN WOODSON SAYS TODAY’S RIBBON CUTTING IS A SIGNIFICANT EVENT.

            MEANWHILE, SERGEANT JOSHUA MEDLIN OF PADUCAH, WHO WAS SHOT IN THE FACE IN NOVEMBER 2010 DURING AN AIR ASSAULT MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN, SAYS SERVICES AT THE WTB IS TOP NOTCH.

            CONSTRUCTION FOR THE ENTIRE COMPLEX COST $31.6 MILLION DOLLARS AND FEATURES HOUSING FOR WOUNDED SOLDIERS, A HEADQUARTERS FOR TWO COMPANIES AND THE BATTALION HEADQUARTERS.

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