DoD’s global health engagement activities are part of a whole-of-government approach to global health. In addition to our international and NGO partners, we collaborate extensively with our U.S. Government partners. DoD participates in quarterly meetings with colleagues at the Department of State, Department of Health and Human Services, and the United States Agency for International Development, which helps synchronize our U.S. global health efforts. We generally take a supporting role to these other agencies, using our assets and particular strengths to amplify the reach and effectiveness of their actions, as well as sharing space in our research facilities abroad to ensure that expertise from across the entire spectrum of global health is engaged in the fight against threats to global health security.
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![German army oncology nurses Kim Valez (front left) and Noelle Franklin (rear left) train with the 212th Combat Support Hospital, bolstering medical interoperability between U.S. and Germany during exercise Combined Resolve IV](https://webarchive.library.unt.edu/web/20161027221106im_/http://health.mil/~/media/MHS/Photos/German%20Army%20Oncology%20Nurses.ashx?mw=120)
Combined Resolve IV, or CbR IV, is Europe’s joint readiness training for a simulated wartime mission for rotational combat arms units together with 4,700 participants from 13 NATO and allied partners. The 212th CSH, along with 30th Medical Brigade, is exercising its medical capabilities in support of unified operations for the region.
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