Certified Nurse Midwives, Lt. Col. Laurey Tyson (right) and Jessica Chance hold a newborn in a labor and delivery suite at Blanchfield Army Community Hospital, Fort Campbell, Kentucky, Aug. 22. More than 1,400 babies were born at Blanchfield over the past year. The hospital features seven labor suites and two labor and delivery operating rooms. (Maria Yager, Department of Defense)
Home Certified Nurse Midwives, Lt. Col. Laurey Tyson (right) and Jessica Chance hold a newborn in a labor and delivery suite at Blanchfield Army Community Hospital, Fort Campbell, Kentucky, Aug. 22. More than 1,400 babies were born at Blanchfield over the past year. The hospital features seven labor suites and two labor and delivery operating rooms. (Maria Yager, Department of Defense) Certified Nurse Midwives, Lt. Col. Laurey Tyson (right) and Jessica Chance hold a newborn in a labor and delivery suite at Blanchfield Army Community Hospital, Fort Campbell, Kentucky, Aug. 22. More than 1,400 babies were born at Blanchfield over the past year. The hospital features seven labor suites and two labor and delivery operating rooms. (Maria Yager, Department of Defense)
Certified Nurse Midwives, Lt. Col. Laurey Tyson (right) and Jessica Chance hold a newborn in a labor and delivery suite at Blanchfield Army Community Hospital, Fort Campbell, Kentucky, Aug. 22. More than 1,400 babies were born at Blanchfield over the past year. The hospital features seven labor suites and two labor and delivery operating rooms. (Maria Yager, Department of Defense)
