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As the U.S. military prepares for an era of large-scale combat operations, the “golden hour” as medics know it is dead. So long as near-peer adversaries can create anti-access/area denial zones that threaten ground and rotary wing medevac units, they ...
A unique two-part ceremony yesterday at Fort Detrick, Maryland, marked a significant milestone in the transformation of both U.S Army and U.S. Department of Defense medical development. During the first part of the event, U.S. Army Col. Andy Nuce ...
An Army Reserve medical unit based at Fort Shafter Flats for more than a decade was officially deactivated Saturday as the service reorganizes its Pacific forces.
Civilian patients who aren't eligible beneficiaries are getting bills for military medical care. (Prapass Pulsub/Getty Images) An estimated 137,000 civilians may soon receive bills for medical care they received at military treatment facilities over the ...
The ongoing conflict in Ukraine has starkly demonstrated the vulnerability of traditional medical infrastructure to deliberate attack, prompting a remarkable adaptation in Ukrainian battlefield medicine. This paper examines Ukraine’s innovative approach ...