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Sgt. Mark Pares, a chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear specialist from Maywood, New Jersey, assigned to the U.S. Army Reserve's 357th Chemical Company, has his teeth checked during a 99th Regional Support Command-sponsored mass medical event Oct. 14 at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, New Jersey. For more information about MMEs, contact the 99th RSC's Surgeons Office at (609) 562-7455.
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Pvt. Jason Mangual, a mechanic from Long Island, New York, assigned to the U.S. Army Reserve's 357th Chemical Company, reads an eye chart during a 99th Regional Support Command-sponsored mass medical event Oct. 14 at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, New Jersey. For more information about MMEs, contact the 99th RSC's Surgeons Office at (609) 562-7455.
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Spc. David Dunbar, a Stryker driver from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, assigned to the U.S. Army Reserve's 357th Chemical Company, listens for audio tones during a hearing test as part of a 99th Regional Support Command-sponsored mass medical event Oct. 14 at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, New Jersey. For more information about MMEs, contact the 99th RSC's Surgeons Office at (609) 562-7455.
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Spc. Siobhan Nagy, a chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear specialist from Keyport, New Jersey, assigned to the U.S. Army Reserve's 357th Chemical Company, receives an immunization during a 99th Regional Support Command-sponsored mass medical event Oct. 14 at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, New Jersey. For more information about MMEs, contact the 99th RSC's Surgeons Office at (609) 562-7455.
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Spc. Ho Sung Kim, a combat medic from Seoul, South Korea, assigned to the U.S. Army Reserve's 357th Chemical Company, has his blood pressure checked during a 99th Regional Support Command-sponsored mass medical event Oct. 14 at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, New Jersey. For more information about MMEs, contact the 99th RSC's Surgeons Office at (609) 562-7455.
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Friday, Sept. 16, 2016, marked transformation for Army Reserve Medical Command, after proposed changes were submitted in 2013 to better align the command with their active component counterpart, Army Medical Command. This map depicts the new structure in ‘Current Capabilities’.
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Army Reserve Medical Command Soldiers from Tampa-based 7222nd Medical Support Unit joined Soldiers from F Company, 5-159th Aviation MEDEVAC unit and Air Force personnel with 927th Aeromedical Staging Training Squadron to execute their portion of the MASCAL exercise on MacDill Air Force Base. Soldier trainers from F Co. Aviation MEDEVAC Unit go over guidelines for loading casualties into their aircraft. Training for mass casualty events is conducted to improve efficiencies in how patients are handled to address as many affected personnel as possible based on the severity of the injury and number of patients needing assistance.
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Army Reserve Medical Command Soldiers from Tampa-based 7222nd Medical Support Unit joined Soldiers from F Company, 5-159th Aviation MEDEVAC unit and Air Force personnel with 927th Aeromedical Staging Training Squadron to execute their portion of the MASCAL exercise on MacDill Air Force Base. Training for mass casualty events is conducted to improve efficiencies in how patients are handled to address as many affected personnel as possible based on the severity of the injury and number of patients needing assistance.
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Army Reserve Medical Command Soldiers from Tampa-based 7222nd Medical Support Unit joined Soldiers from F Company, 5-159th Aviation MEDEVAC unit and Air Force personnel with 927th Aeromedical Staging Training Squadron to execute their portion of the MASCAL exercise on MacDill Air Force Base. Training for mass casualty events is conducted to improve efficiencies in how patients are handled to address as many affected personnel as possible based on the severity of the injury and number of patients needing assistance.
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Army Reserve Medical Command Soldiers from Tampa-based 7222nd Medical Support Unit joined Soldiers from F Company, 5-159th Aviation MEDEVAC unit and Air Force personnel with 927th Aeromedical Staging Training Squadron to execute their portion of the MASCAL exercise on MacDill Air Force Base. Trainers from F Co., 5-159th Aviation MEDEVAC unit go over guidelines for loading casualties into their aircraft. Training for mass casualty events is conducted to improve efficiencies in how patients are handled to address as many affected personnel as possible based on the severity of the injury and number of patients needing assistance.
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Army Reserve Medical Command Soldiers from Orlando-based 7235th Medical Support Unit joined Soldiers from F Company, 5-159th Aviation MEDEVAC unit and more than 40 University of Central Florida ROTC cadets to execute their portion of the MASCAL exercise at Orlando Executive Airport. Training for mass casualty events is conducted to improve efficiencies in how patients are handled to address as many affected personnel as possible based on the severity of the injury and number of patients needing assistance. Photo by Lt. Col. Lisa Patton, U.S. Army Reserve
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Army Reserve Medical Command Soldiers from Orlando-based 7235th Medical Support Unit joined Soldiers from F Company, 5-159th Aviation MEDEVAC unit and more than 40 University of Central Florida ROTC cadets to execute their portion of the MASCAL exercise at Orlando Executive Airport. Training for mass casualty events is conducted to improve efficiencies in how patients are handled to address as many affected personnel as possible based on the severity of the injury and number of patients needing assistance. Photo by Lt. Col. Lisa Patton, U.S. Army Reserve
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Army Reserve Medical Command Soldiers from Tampa-based 7222nd Medical Support Unit joined Soldiers from F Company, 5-159th Aviation MEDEVAC unit and Air Force personnel with 927th Aeromedical Staging Training Squadron to execute their portion of the MASCAL exercise on MacDill Air Force Base. Training for mass casualty events is conducted to improve efficiencies in how patients are handled to address as many affected personnel as possible based on the severity of the injury and number of patients needing assistance. Photo by Chief Warrant Off. 4 Ian Mills, U.S. Army Reserve
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Army Reserve Medical Command Soldiers from Tampa-based 7222nd Medical Support Unit joined Soldiers from F Company, 5-159th Aviation MEDEVAC unit and Air Force personnel with 927th Aeromedical Staging Training Squadron to execute their portion of the MASCAL exercise on MacDill Air Force Base. The joint exercise allowed for a total of more than 160 personnel to receive realistic training in their specific expertise with Moulaged patients (seen here), who are staged patient volunteers with realistic wounds and symptoms that ranged from burns and fractures to trauma wounds. Photo by Staff Sgt. Kelvin Squires, U.S. Army Reserve
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Army Reserve Medical Command Soldiers from Tampa-based 7222nd Medical Support Unit joined Soldiers from F Company, 5-159th Aviation MEDEVAC unit and Air Force personnel with 927th Aeromedical Staging Training Squadron to execute their portion of the MASCAL exercise on MacDill Air Force Base. Training for mass casualty events is conducted to improve efficiencies in how patients are handled to address as many affected personnel as possible based on the severity of the injury and number of patients needing assistance. Photo by Staff Sgt. Kelvin Squires, U.S. Army Reserve
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Army Reserve Medical Command Soldiers from Tampa-based 7222nd Medical Support Unit joined Soldiers from F Company, 5-159th Aviation MEDEVAC unit and Air Force personnel with 927th Aeromedical Staging Training Squadron to execute their portion of the MASCAL exercise on MacDill Air Force Base. Training for mass casualty events is conducted to improve efficiencies in how patients are handled to address as many affected personnel as possible based on the severity of the injury and number of patients needing assistance.
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