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The 990th Engineer Company completes departure ceremony for overseas deployment

The 990th Engineer Company held a departure ceremony on January 6, 2025, at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, marking the start of...

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Realistic medical training challenges U.S. Army Reserve Soldiers, Italian Red Cross

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Tag: Joint Task Force Med 374

Strategic blood supply for Operation Inherent Resolve
March 7, 2023 — To ensure that U.S. Soldiers and coalition forces have the best chance of survival during traumatic event where blood loss is a concern, the lab team of Joint Task Force Med 374 (JTF MED 374) stands ready and remains diligent in ensuring they have adequate supplies of blood products on hand, as well as a contingent plan to acquire additional blood if needed using a stand-up walking blood bank... MORE

Always connected: S6 section of Joint Task Force Med 374
March 2, 2023 — The ability to send, receive and protect pertinent data and information within an organization is central to completing everyday tasks in any organization. Military units, regardless of their branch, require safe, reliable communication networks to check email, complete online training, conduct teleconferencing, update personnel records, run reports, or chart on medical patients. A military hospital is no different and requires knowledgeable and experienced information technology Soldiers on the ground who know how to set up, maintain and operate these complex systems... MORE

Ready for anything: JTF MED 374 conducts MASCAL training
February 23, 2023 — The journey of every medical deployment is paved with massive amounts standard operating procedures, training, lessons learned, down time, assigned additional duties, and satisfying endless spreadsheets. In the end, the real evaluation that matters is how a hospital performs under pressure when its capabilities, personnel and resources are stretched beyond its known capable limits. The results of a hospital’s report card that really matter is how they respond in a mass casualty event, more commonly known as a MASCAL... MORE

Distinguished transfer team of JTF MED 374 remains diligent
January 13, 2023 — A life lost through the natural process of old age or acts of bravery is not a settling thought to contemplate, but it must be prepared for all the same. Members of the Joint Task Force Med 374 Distinguished Transfer team, led by Sgt. Kevin Wohl are, doing their part to stay mentally and physically prepared to carry a fallen comrade home if the worst should happen. ... MORE

JTF MED 374 enlisted complete NCO induction ceremony
January 13, 2023 — Members of Joint Task Force (JTF) MED 374 hosted a non-commissioned officer (NCO) induction ceremony last month recognizing 24 Soldiers achieving the enlisted rank of the sergeant. The significance of acquiring the rank is a symbolic representation of transitioning from an entry level soldier into leaders—and earning the title NCO... MORE

The power team: What the hospital runs on
January 13, 2023 — To provide high-quality medical care in the middle of a desert country, several elements are essential to keep a modern hospital running and ready to receive and care for U.S. service members and Coalition Force patients. One of the more prominent vital elements, often overlooked, is access to safe and reliable electricity. To meet this challenge, the power team of Joint Task Force (JTF) Med 374 is doing its part to keep the lights on and the hospital running... MORE

Flag dedications made on Veterans Day
November 11, 2022 — As a way to give back to their communities and loved ones back home, Joint Task Force Med 374 members dedicated U.S. American flags near the Role 3 Hospital Center on Veterans Day. The flag dedication recipients ranged from friends, family, veterans’ organizations, civilian employers, and even elementary schools. Each of the flags was then properly flown with a four-man flag detail, saluted, and then folded into the traditional triangle pattern. Each of the flags was also accompanied with an official flag certification signed and dated by JTF Med 374 Hospital Commander and Command Sgt. Major... MORE

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