Army Medicine

23/07/2025

Behind every meal served to our brave service members, the U.S. Army Veterinary Corps is working tirelessly to ensure food is safe to eat, wherever they are in the world. Their mission goes way beyond caring for animals-it's about protecting our war fighters from unseen threats.

Read the full story to find out how they do it!

https://dha.mil/News/2025/07/11/13/25/Army-mission-enables-warfighters-to-focus-on-being-GI-Joe-without-threat-of-GI-Flow

U.S. Army Medical Center of Excellence | U.S. Food and Drug Administration | U.S. Army Veterinary Corps Chief

23/07/2025

22/07/2025

We are on the Road to Warrior Games!

Meet Staff Sgt.Mary Rangel!

Staff Sgt. Rangel served in the Army Reserves for 14 years. She holds a degree in Biology and is pursuing further education. SSG Rangel has also remained committed in her physical fitness. She participates in bodybuilding, is a spin instructor, and has trained with many soldiers.

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U.S. Army

22/07/2025

When U.S. Army Master Sgt. Earlie Brown suffered from a debilitating eye injury while deployed as a construction supervisor in Syria, he tried to push through the pain. When he started to lose his vision, he was medically evacuated, and received comprehensive care through the Military Health System that helped him regain 90% of sight in his injured left eye.

Through the U.S. Army's Soldier Recovery Unit adaptive sports program, Brown found a new vision for his future: athlete for Team Army in the 2025 U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) Warrior Games.

Here is his story: https://health.mil/News/Dvids-Articles/2025/07/11/news542571

| U.S. Army Recovery Care Program

22/07/2025

The official website for the Army Recovery Care Program (ARCP). The ARCP transitions Soldiers back to the force or to Veteran status through a comprehensive program of medical case management, rehabilitation, professional development, and achievement of personal goals. Formerly known as the Warrior....

21/07/2025

Mr. Joseph C. Rheney, Deputy Chief of Staff for Resource Management (G-8/9), Office of the Surgeon General (OTSG), U.S. Army Medical Command and U.S. Army Medical Department Civilian Corps Chief presented the 1st Quarter FY25 Army Medicine Wolf Pack Award to the Department of Defense (DoD) Food Analysis and Diagnostic Laboratory (FADL) team at Joint Base San Antonio on 17 JULY 2025. The Surgeon General and the Chief of the AMEDD Civilian Corps created the Wolf Pack Award to recognize exceptional teamwork by an integrated group of military and civilian team members focused on excellence in support of Army Medicine. Winning teams are selected and announced quarterly. Quarterly winners automatically compete for the "Wolf Pack of the Year” award. The winning teams must demonstrate excellence and effective teamwork resulting in significant products or services with the potential for broad impact in support of Army Medicine. The FADL promotes Warfighter health and readiness worldwide by leveraging current and emerging technology to conduct chemical and microbiological analysis of food and water, diagnostic testing, surveillance of subsistence, water and zoonotic diseases, and oversight of the DoD’s Cholinesterase Monitoring Program. Accepting the award on behalf of FADL was COL Matthew D. Wegner, Director of U.S. Army Medical Command’s Public Health Command – West.

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17/07/2025

Congratulations to the U.S. Army’s Nurse of the year Col. Wendy Woodall!

Col. Woodall, Walter Reed’s Director for Nursing Services and Chief Nursing Officer received the Dr. Anita Newcomb McGee Outstanding Army Nurse of the Year Award for her exceptional contributions to military nursing.

Full story: https://www.dvidshub.net/news/542129/walter-reed-nursing-director-named-army-nurse-year

Army Medicine | | Walter Reed National Military Medical Center

16/07/2025