Military Hospital Babina

Military Hospital Babina is tucked away in Babina, which is one of those places you only really know if you are in the army. It is a small town, and the hospital is a big part of the life there. Everything is a bit slow in Babina Babina. The hospital walls are thick and painted that standard off-white color. We don't have the big fancy machines you see in the city, but we have enough to take care of the folks living on the base. I remember when I first arrived, I thought it was too quiet, but then you hear the tanks on the range and you realize where you are. The wards are usually full of guys who pushed themselves too hard during training. We also see the kids from the family quarters when they get scraped up playing outside. The garden in the middle of the hospital is mostly just grass and a few hardy bushes that survive the heat. We drink a lot of water and try to stay out of the sun when we aren't working. It is a simple life here. You know everyone by their face, if not their name. The paperwork is old-fashioned, lots of pens and paper ledgers. Sometimes the monkeys come onto the roof and make a lot of noise. It is just the way things are at the Military Hospital in Babina. We do what we can with what we have.