Two premature twins, Parker and Laine McFall, were born in Daegu, South Korea, to two U.S. Army soldiers stationed there. They were born about 10 weeks early and needed specialized neonatal (NICU) care that wasn’t available locally. During the COVID-19 pandemic, the U.S. military organized a special C-17 medical evacuation flight to transport the babies and their parents nearly 7,000 miles to the United States, where the twins were treated at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. ڕاستە اوەش بەلگا