Fort Knox experts said the differences between soldiering in a garrison environment and a deployed environment has required the Army to put out two schools of thought on the matter of sleep, depending on the situation. Napping can disrupt a full night's sleep and should be avoided when possible, but for sustained operations in a training or deployed environment, napping may be the only way to get the sleep Soldiers need to stay alert. (Photo Credit: Courtesy photo)
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| Date Posted: | 12.31.2019 16:26 |
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