Winn Army Community Hospital

09/06/2025

09/05/2025

On Aug. 6, during the active shooter incident at Fort Stewart, Soldiers and staff at Winn Army Community Hospital demonstrated strength, readiness and resilience.

Together with partners across the installation, the response was immediate and effective. Every element of the team — from emergency care to support staff — worked in unison to ensure those affected received the critical care they needed. Readiness made the difference.

During the commander’s call on Sept. 5, Winn ACH Commander and Director Col. Margaret Berryman recognized the teammates who were involved in the response effort, honoring their professionalism and courage.

The actions taken that day reflect not only Winn’s commitment to readiness and care, but also the strength of the entire Fort Stewart community.

Fort Stewart Hunter Army Airfield 3rd Infantry Division U.S. Army Army Medicine Defense Health Agency 3rd Combat Aviation Brigade, 3rd Infantry Division (3 CAB, 3 ID) Hunter Army Airfield

09/01/2025

Curious about your body composition? Check out the Fort Stewart Armed Forces Wellness Center! Starting Sept. 3, bod pod walk-ins will be available 8-11 a.m. Call 571-801-0574 to learn more!

08/27/2025

Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield is continuing the series of monthly energy resilience exercises in preparation for the large-scale "Black Start" event scheduled for 2026. This initiative is designed to assess backup power generation capabilities, aligning with a congressional mandate requiring the Department of Defense to test its ability to operate without external power during emergencies. To enhance readiness, the installation will conduct these exercises the last Thursday of every month, leading up to the full-scale event.
On August 28, Circuit 7 will be temporarily impacted for no more than 90 minutes at both locations. Affected areas include:
- Fort Stewart Circuit 7: Sustainment Brigade HQ, Fuel Point, Ammunition Supply Point, Rail Marshaling Area, Transmitter Tower, Battalion Motor Pools, Marne Homes, Marne Court, Marne View, New Marne Homes, New Marne Point, Coastal Ridge.
Hunter Army Airfield Circuit 2: Garrison HQ, Military Police Station, Combat Aviation Brigade HQ, Fire Station #2, Flight Simulator, Education Center, U.S. Army Aviation and Missile Command, GA Air National Guard, Warriors Restaurant, Marine Corps Reserves Center, Rangers Rigger (1206)
These proactive measures will help ensure the installations remain operationally resilient in the face of extended power outages. Residents and personnel in affected areas are encouraged to plan accordingly, charge essential devices, and prepare for minor disruptions.

Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield is continuing the series of monthly energy resilience exercises in preparation for the large-scale "Black Start" event scheduled for 2026. This initiative is designed to assess backup power generation capabilities, aligning with a congressional mandate requiring the Department of Defense to test its ability to operate without external power during emergencies. To enhance readiness, the installation will conduct these exercises the last Thursday of every month, leading up to the full-scale event.

On August 28, Circuit 7 will be temporarily impacted for no more than 90 minutes at both locations. Affected areas include:

- Fort Stewart Circuit 7: Sustainment Brigade HQ, Fuel Point, Ammunition Supply Point, Rail Marshaling Area, Transmitter Tower, Battalion Motor Pools, Marne Homes, Marne Court, Marne View, New Marne Homes, New Marne Point, Coastal Ridge.

Hunter Army Airfield Circuit 2: Garrison HQ, Military Police Station, Combat Aviation Brigade HQ, Fire Station #2, Flight Simulator, Education Center, U.S. Army Aviation and Missile Command, GA Air National Guard, Warriors Restaurant, Marine Corps Reserves Center, Rangers Rigger (1206)

These proactive measures will help ensure the installations remain operationally resilient in the face of extended power outages. Residents and personnel in affected areas are encouraged to plan accordingly, charge essential devices, and prepare for minor disruptions.

08/23/2025

Brig. Gen. Jamie Burk, Defense Health Network, East director and Medical Readiness Command-East commander, visited Winn Army Community Hospital Aug. 21 to show his appreciation to the “Winn”ing Team for its coordinated response in caring for the five Soldiers wounded during an active-shooter incident on Fort Stewart Aug. 6. Burk coined several Soldiers and staff. He also shared his insights on the future of Army medicine, participated in a functional fitness PT session, and recognized the team for its recent Joint Commission reaccreditation success during the visit. Medical Readiness Command, East Defense Health Agency Army Medicine Military Health

08/20/2025

On Aug. 6, Maj. Alex Angelidis, trauma chief, and the Winn Army Community Hospital emergency department team proved their commitment to warfighter readiness. They treated all five wounded Soldiers from the active shooter incident, getting two to a higher level of care, admitting one, and discharging two all on the same day. See their story on WSAV News 3 On Your Side at 4, 5, and 6 p.m. tonight.

3rd Infantry Division Fort Stewart Hunter Army Airfield Defense Health Agency U.S. Department of Defense (DoD)

08/18/2025

08/15/2025

Lt. Col. Daniel Bailey says quick action and teamwork at Winn Army Community Hospital helped save five soldiers' lives.

Fort Stewart Hunter Army Airfield 3rd Infantry Division Army Medicine Defense Health Agency U.S. Army

Lt. Col. Daniel Bailey says quick action and teamwork at Winn Army Community Hospital helped save five soldiers lives

08/14/2025

LTC Daniel Bailey, Chief of Surgery at Winn Army Community Hospital, joins WJCL’s Lydia Blackstone to reflect on the Aug. 6 shooting incident at Fort Stewart. Airing tonight at 6 p.m. on WJCL, he shares his firsthand experience, the role of teamwork, and how his military training prepared him to provide critical patient care that day.

Don’t miss this powerful conversation highlighting service, skill, and readiness.



Fort Stewart Hunter Army Airfield Army Medicine Defense Health Agency 3rd Combat Aviation Brigade, 3rd Infantry Division (3 CAB, 3 ID)

08/13/2025

A friendly reminder to all our beneficiaries that the tropics are becoming more active. Tropical Storm Erin has formed and is expected to strengthen, potentially becoming a major hurricane by Monday morning.

While this storm is not a threat to our area at this time, it's a good opportunity to review your household's severe weather plan. Unsure what to include in an emergency kit? Visit https://www.ready.gov/kit for helpful information. Taking some time now to prepare can ensure you're ready for any future events.

Stay safe and stay informed! Remember to follow us and Fort Stewart Hunter Army Airfield for the latest on severe weather!