US Public Health Service Lt. Cmdr. Cole Dysinger, a pharmacist at the at the Verne E. Gibbs Clinic at Poplar, Montana, informs the incoming Soldiers of the 7239th Medical Support Unit, Chattanooga, Tennessee, about the facilities and procedures as they begin their Fort Peck Innovative Readiness Training July 17, 2017. During the two-week-long mission, medical and dental care will be provided to an estimated population of over 8,000 residents.(U.S. Army Reserve photo by Spc. Claudia Rocha 345th Public Affairs Detachment)

US Public Health Service Lt. Cmdr. Cole Dysinger, a pharmacist at the Verne E. Gibbs Clinic at Poplar, Montana clinic, informs the incoming Soldiers of the 7239th Medical Support Unit, Chattanooga, Tennessee, about the facilities and procedures as they begin their Fort Peck Innovative Readiness Training, July 17, 2017. During the two-week-long mission, medical and dental care will be provided to an estimated population of over 8,000 residents.(U.S. Army Reserve photo by Spc. Claudia Rocha 345th Public Affairs Detachment)

Albert Foote Sr., an elder Native American from Poplar, Montana, invited by the Fort Peck Indian Health Service to give a cultural briefing and welcome Soldiers of the 7239th Medical Support Unit, Chattanooga, Tennessee. He briefed them about the local residents’ culture and traditions as they begin their Innovative Readiness Training at the Verne E. Gibbs Clinic at Poplar, July 17, 2017. The mission is a civil-military program that builds a mutually beneficial partnership between U.S. communities and the Department of Defense to meet training and readiness requirements for Active, Guard and Reserve service members while addressing public and civil society needs. (U.S. Army Reserve photo by Spc. Claudia Rocha 345th Public Affairs Detachment)

Staff Sgt. Phillip Flangan, a combat medic specialist with the 7239th Medical Support Unit, Chattanooga, Tennessee, works with Myrna Kampel, lead medical technologist at the Verne E. Gibbs Clinic at Poplar, Montana, as part of the Fort Peck Innovative Readiness Training, July 17, 2017. During the two-week-long mission, Army Reserve Soldiers will collaborate with the clinic staff providing medical and dental care to an estimated population of over 8,000 residents. (U.S. Army Reserve photo by Spc. Claudia Rocha 345th Public Affairs Detachment)