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Category: 807th Medical Command (Deployment Support)

Mass casualty exercise prepares for worst case scenario
February 10, 2022 — A bomb exploded at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway. It was peak hours during an event – bodies lay everywhere in disarray, confusion of the injured and fear from those nearby intensifies the scene. But through the chaos, the calming force of the first responders takes root. Though both military and civilian, the two entities work together seamlessly offering first aid, life support, and order... MORE

Army Reserve medical units change structure
February 4, 2022 — From lessons learned in Afghanistan and Iraq to an internal analysis from the Army Medical Department, transformational goals supported a decision to redesign the Combat Support Hospital (CSH) structure to a ‘plug and play’ concept. In September 2018, the 807th Medical Command (Deployment Support) began the conversion and realignment of the CSH to Field Hospitals and Hospital Centers to create a more mobile, flexible and expeditionary medical force... MORE

VIDEO: 848th FRSD enhances their medical skills
February 4, 2022 — The 848th Forward Resuscitative Surgical Detachment or FRSD from Twinsburg, Ohio, is the first U.S. Army Reserve unit to complete the Strategic Readiness Trauma Center, or STaRC, trauma readiness course... MORE

PHOTO GALLERY: Cold-Weather Operations Course at Fort McCoy
January 20, 2022 — Army Reserve Soldiers were among the students participating in the Cold-Weather Operations Course at Fort McCoy, Wisconsin, in January. Designed to provide units with a subject-matter expert in cold-weather operations, the course focuses on correct wear and usage of equipment, first aid, patrol base operations, and other courses related to survival in an environment with extremely cold weather. The CWOC is modeled after the Cold-Weather Leader Course taught by the Army Northern Warfare Training Center at Black Rapids, Alaska... MORE

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Medics form teams in chaotic situations
December 20, 2021 — A patient strapped to a wheeled litter carrier is rolled into an emergency room at Rochester Mayo Clinic’s Mayo Multidisciplinary Simulation Center here. The patient’s blood spurting from a simulated roadside bomb with a catastrophic leg injury. Soldiers begin the task of stopping the bleeding and saving his life... MORE

Walking Shield benefits community and Army Reserve
August 19, 2021 — IRT is an acronym that may not be known by many people, especially if you’ve never participated in the program. It stands for Innovative Readiness Training, and Army Reserve Soldiers from various medical units commanded by the 807th Medical Command (Deployment Support) came here the first two weeks of August 2021 for the mission... MORE

Wisconsin Army reserve unit aids vaccination efforts overseas
July 21, 2021 — In April, Military Treatment Facilities across the Department of Defense ramped up efforts to quickly inoculate as many eligible beneficiaries as possible who desired the COVID-19 vaccination. Overseas, the challenges of a contrasting health care system and limited resources drove Americans to MTFs, challenging the facilities to juggle everyday operations with the need for vaccinations... MORE

Exercise Global Medic kicks off at Fort Hunter Liggett
June 16, 2021 — Exercise Global Medic provides robust opportunities for military medical personnel to improve their proficiencies in realistic training environments, while combining forces with sister service branches and international military participants. The exercise provides an opportunity to test, evaluate, and ultimately validate military medical personnel in an austere environment. This is a vital requirement that is particularly important as Soldiers and Sailors are returning to the field after months of scheduled training activities postponed or limited by the global pandemic... MORE

Wiesbaden blood drive has successful two days
June 2, 2021 — Brig. Gen. Jed Schaertl, deputy commanding general for Mobilization and Reserve Affairs stopped by the Armed Services Blood Program blood drive May 18 to recognize the Army Reserve Soldiers working with the ASBP and gave a lifesaving blood donation too... MORE

807th Medical Command (Deployment Support) and the 94th Training Division (Force Sustainment) pave the path to Sustained Readiness
April 12, 2021 — In the first agreement of its kind, Maj. Gen. Joe Heck, 807th Medical Command (Deployment support) Commanding General, and Brig. Gen. Stephen Iacovelli, 94th Training Division (Force Sustainment) Commanding General, came together to sign a Memorandum of Understanding instituting the Visiting Adjunct Instructor Program (VAIP), at Fort Douglas, Utah, April 8, 2021... MORE

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