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After watching the demonstrations, Cadets from 2nd Regiment, Basic Camp, practice firing a variety of weapons at Steeles Range on Fort Knox, Ky., July 25, 2024. The weapons demonstration allows Cadets to become familiar with weapons and learn the basic mechanics of how they operate. | Audrey Shaw, Florida State University, Cadet Summer Training Public Affairs Office
Centenas de gestores municipais da saúde estiveram presentes no segundo dia (26/3) do 1º Seminário Estadual de Atenção Básica do Rio Grande do Sul. O evento contou com a participação do coordenador Nacional do Programa Mais Médicos do Ministério da Saúde, Felipe Proenço Oliveira, do coordenador do TelessaúdeRS, o médico de família Erno Herzeim, e o especialista em educação permanente, Ricardo Ceccim. Nos debates, a mesa 4, sobre o “Programa Mais Médicos e outras estratégias de Gestão do Trabalho para Atenção Básica”. As 11h, foi a vez da mesa 5 discutir sobre “Processos Pedagógicos na Atenção Básica: Educação Permanente, Educação Popular e Telessaúde”. Às 14h, na volta do intervalo, houve a discussão e aprovação do Pacto pela Atenção Básica no RS.
Crédito das fotos: Claiton Dornelles/CBR
Ocorreu no dia 25/3, com participação de mais de 400 gestores e dirigentes municipais da saúde a abertura do 1º Seminário Estadual de Atenção Básica do Rio Grande do Sul, promovido pelo COSEMS/RS. Após a abertura, as discussões iniciaram com o tema “Atenção Básica como ordenadora das redes e coordenadora do cuidado”. À tarde, a mesa 2 discutiu o “Financiamento como indutor da mudança de modelo de gestão e de cuidado na Atenção Básica”. Logo após, foi a vez da mesa 3 discutir o “PMAQ: Processos indutores de Apoio Institucional, Apoio Matricial, Avaliação e Monitoramento e Cogestão”.
Crédito das fotos: Claiton Dornelles/CBR
Vivitar 3500 with and pt-04 trigger set all together cost me $45 , not bad for an entry level starter kit.
Contrasting to a classic teapot this teapot is made from metal and creates shiny reflections and the light bounces off it in many directions. The body of the pot is a tall cylinder and the lid is attatched by a hinge and has a little knob on top of the lid for the user. The spout of the pot is extremely long and the handle is only attached by the top and hangs off in a curve at the end of the handle. The teapot is large and exceeds over 40cm. The teapot is overall sturdy and stable and reliably carries out the function of pouring and holding tea.
Cadets assigned to 2nd Regiment, Basic Camp, wait in formation for practice drills before the drill and ceremony competition at Cadet Summer Training on Fort Knox, Ky., August 3, 2025. This competition gives Cadets the opportunity to demonstrate discipline, training and esprit-de-corps. | Photos by MacKenzie Rogers, Murray State University, CST Public Affairs Office
Soldiers from the 10th Mountain Division (LI) graduate from the Basic Leader Course at a ceremony at the Noncommissioned Officer Academy at Fort Drum, N.Y., June 9, 2021. This is the first in-person BLC graduation in 15 months at Fort Drum. (U.S. Army photos by Spc. Pierre Osias)
Cadets from 2nd Regiment, Basic Camp, climb on the Rudder’s Ropes Course at The Forest Hills Climbing Complex on Fort Knox, July 27, 2024. The FHCC is intended to challenge the physical endurance of Cadets and build confidence in themselves and each other. | Photo by Cassidy Disantis, Ohio University, CST Public Affairs Office
A Cadet from 3rd Regiment, Basic Camp, completes the Rudder’s Rope Course during the Forest Hills Climbing Complex training event at Fort Knox Ky., August 1, 2023. FHCC is a training event that allows Cadets to overcome their fears and gain confidence in their abilities while climbing different obstacles. | Photo by Jaden Whiteman, Ball State University, CST Public Affairs Office