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Field Medical Training Battalion - East

 

Field Medical Training Battalion - East

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Camp Lejeune, NC
BGEN Bohm, Commanding Officer, Training Command, talks to students during his tour of Field Medical Training Battalion-East.
Brigadier General Jason Q. Bohm, Commanding Officer, Training Command, tours Field Medical Training Battalion-East.
BGEN Bohm, Commanding Officer, Training Command, talks to students during his tour of Field Medical Training Battalion-East.
Brigadier General Jason Q. Bohm, Commanding Officer, Training Command, tours Field Medical Training Battalion-East.
BGEN Bohm, Commanding Officer, Training Command, tours FMTB-E.
Brigadier General Jason Q. Bohm, Commanding Officer, Training Command, speaks with students during a recent tour of Field Medical Training Battalion-East.
Two students demonstrate entry into the FMTB-E simulation lab.
Students enter FMTB-E Simulation Lab.
Two students demonstrate entry into the FMTB-E simulation lab.
Students demonstrate combat care procedures in the FMTB-E simulation Lab.
FMTB-E Simulation Lab
Students demonstrate combat care procedures in the FMTB-E simulation Lab.
BGEN Bohm, Commanding Officer, Training Command, gets a demonstration of the simulation lab while touring Field Medical Training Battalion-East.
Brigadier General Jason Q. Bohm, Commanding Officer, Training Command, tours Field Medical Training Battalion-East.
BGEN Bohm, Commanding Officer, Training Command, gets a demonstration of the simulation lab while touring Field Medical Training Battalion-East.
BGEN Bohm, Commanding Officer, Training Command, Sg6tMaj Monssen, Sergeant Major, Training Command, and CAPT Smith, Commanding Officer, Field Medical Training Battalion-East, exit the simulation lab.
Brigadier General Jason Q. Bohm, Commanding Officer, Training Command, tours Field Medical Training Battalion-East.
BGEN Bohm, Commanding Officer, Training Command, Sg6tMaj Monssen, Sergeant Major, Training Command, and CAPT Smith, Commanding Officer, Field Medical Training Battalion-East, exit the simulation lab.
BGEN Bohm talks with HM1 Petty while touring the warehouse at FMTB-E.
Brigadier General Jason Q. Bohm, Commanding Officer, Training Command, tours Field Medical Training Battalion-East.
BGEN Bohm talks with HM1 Petty while touring the warehouse at FMTB-E.
Field Medical Training Battalion-East (FMTB-E)Commanding Officer, CAPT Jennifer Smith, leads class 16030 on their first hike. FMTB-E students complete four hikes during their training, 2, 4, 6, and 8 miles long.
FMTB-E CO leads students on a 2 mile training hike
Field Medical Training Battalion-East (FMTB-E)Commanding Officer, CAPT Jennifer Smith, leads class 16030 on their first hike. FMTB-E students complete four hikes during their training, 2, 4, 6, and 8 miles long.
FMTB-E student participates on the obstacle course. The obstacle is designed to test students strength and ability to safely move past obstacles.
Obtacle Course
FMTB-E student participates on the obstacle course. The obstacle is designed to test students strength and ability to safely move past obstacles.
Obstacle Course
FMTB-E Training
Obstacle Course
Field Week
FMTB-E Training
Field Week
FMTB-E student participates on the obstacle course. The obstacle is designed to test students strength and ability to safely move past obstacles.
Obstacle Course
FMTB-E student participates on the obstacle course. The obstacle is designed to test students strength and ability to safely move past obstacles.
FMTB-E student participates on the obstacle course. The obstacle is designed to test students strength and ability to safely move past obstacles.
FMTB-E student on obstacle course
FMTB-E student participates on the obstacle course. The obstacle is designed to test students strength and ability to safely move past obstacles.
Students at FMTB-E learn patrolling techniques.
Patrol
Students at FMTB-E learn patrolling techniques.
BGEN Bohm, Commanding Officer, Training Command, talks to students during his tour of Field Medical Training Battalion-East. Brigadier General Jason Q. Bohm, Commanding Officer, Training Command, tours Field Medical Training Battalion-East. Two students demonstrate entry into the FMTB-E simulation lab. Students demonstrate combat care procedures in the FMTB-E simulation Lab. BGEN Bohm, Commanding Officer, Training Command, gets a demonstration of the simulation lab while touring Field Medical Training Battalion-East. BGEN Bohm, Commanding Officer, Training Command, Sg6tMaj Monssen, Sergeant Major, Training Command, and CAPT Smith, Commanding Officer, Field Medical Training Battalion-East, exit the simulation lab. BGEN Bohm talks with HM1 Petty while touring the warehouse at FMTB-E. Field Medical Training Battalion-East (FMTB-E)Commanding Officer, CAPT Jennifer Smith, leads class 16030 on their first hike. FMTB-E students complete four hikes during their training, 2, 4, 6, and 8 miles long. FMTB-E student participates on the obstacle course. The obstacle is designed to test students strength and ability to safely move past obstacles. Obstacle Course Field Week FMTB-E student participates on the obstacle course. The obstacle is designed to test students strength and ability to safely move past obstacles. FMTB-E student participates on the obstacle course. The obstacle is designed to test students strength and ability to safely move past obstacles.
Students at FMTB-E learn patrolling techniques.
MISSION
To train the Navy's finest to serve with the few and the proud.
vision
To be recognized by Navy and Marine Corps leadership as the premiere source of training excellence that produces mission ready Sailors in support of the Fleet Marine Force.
ACCREDITATION

Field Medical Training Battalion-East is accredited by the Council on Occupational Education (COE).  Accreditation by the COE assures the quality of the institution and assists in the improvement of the institution and its programs.  The Council on Occupational Education is located at 7840 Roswell Road, Building 300, Suite 325, Atlanta, GA 30350; phone numbers are (770) 396-3898 or (800) 917-2081.

 

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