Walter Reed on the mend?

February 15, 2008

The scandal at Walter Reed was never really about the immediate medical care for troops, which has been widely praised. Poor living conditions which have been particularly under scrutiny in one building, seem to have proved relatively easy to fix. The heart of the problem was a system overwhelmed by the number of soldiers wounded in Iraq. Deborah Lutterbeck reports from Washington.Speakers:Army Corporal Adam Poppenhouse Col. Chuck Callahan, Deputy Commander at Walter Reed