In Belcourt, North Dakota, a team of Army Reserve Medical Command Soldiers are participating in an Innovative Readiness Training event. The Soldiers are augmenting the Quentin N Burdick Memorial Healthcare Facility on the Turtle Mountain Reservation, and partnering with the Turtle Mountain Animal Rescue, to expand community access to medical and veterinary care. The Turtle Mountain community applied and was selected to participate in the Department of Defense program to support the tribal population of more than 14,000 Chippewa of the 72 square mile reservation. Innovative Readiness Training events provide mission-essential training for Active, Guard, and Reserve support personnel and units, strengthen the bond between American Citizens and the U.S. Military and contribute to American prosperity by meeting public and civil-society needs.

Soldiers from the 441st Ground Ambulance Company speak about their mission at Guardian Response 2021, Camp Atterbury, Indiana, April 2021.

Maj. Gen. Heck speaks with the command about managing stress and decompressing like a Warrior. 2020 has been a year of challenges. Make deliberate choices to take care of your individual health and welfare.

The 801st Combat Support Hospital (CSH) conducted the equipment draw for a 44-Bed Early Entry Hospital Element (EEHE), Camp Carroll, South Korea, 07-23 November 2019, to validate readiness of the APS4 fleet and rehearse reception, staging, and onward movement (RSO) tasks inherent to 8th Army’s wartime mission.

The 807TH Medical Command (Deployment Support) Operational Command Post (OCP), deployed from Fort Douglas, Utah, in support of the Department of Defense COVID-19 response. Soldiers left the masks, worn on their mission, behind to the U.S. Army Medical Museum, Fort Sam Houston, Texas. The soldiers answered the question about what their masks would say if they could tell the story.