medical detachment

medical detachment

The military medicine members of the US Army Medical Department who are attached to military organisations or stations.

Tables of Organisation (T/O) for each Regiment and separate Battalion of every arm and service (except MEDICAL) include a Detachment of Medical Troops. By definition, both a Battalion and a Regiment are units composed of troops of a single arm or service; thus, any component of a Battalion or Regiment made up of troops of another arm or service must be attached, rather than assigned.
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For admission to the competition, the teams underwent a medical examination on the basis of a medical detachment deployed at the test site, after which classes were conducted to observe safety measures during all stages of the competition.
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Charles Steiglitz of the 307th Medical Detachment recalled that Doss "was regarded as a pest." Litterbearer Ralph Baker said, "I don't think he had any friends." Mortar-squad member Henry Haverlock commented, "I have to give him credit for having a lot of intestinal fortitude to stand up to that ridicule."
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She also said that women had never been assigned as Ships Company, that when at sea on hospital ships it was always on temporary duty as part of a medical detachment, and when on transports, especially in World War Two, it was on temporary assignment to help troops and families and children.
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Medical personnel from the USAR's 7225th Medical Detachment in Greenville, South Carolina, provided care for local Ugandans.
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"We want to assist the Iraqis in understanding why they should provide proper medical care for their dogs," said the officer in charge of the 51st Medical Detachment Veterinary Treatment Facility, which is under the leadership of the 248th Medical Detachment Veterinary Services, Fort Bragg, North Carolina, but is located at the training compound.
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237TH MEDICAL DETACHMENT, DMZ DUSTOFF--VIETNAM - August 7-8, 2010, Indianapolis, Indiana, Phil Marshall, Phone: (937) 947-1319, Email: Dmzdustoff@verizon.net, Website: www.dmzdustoff.org.
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On December 2 he landed in the Mekong Delta to become the sole MD and commanding officer of the 134th Medical detachment which served the "Soc Trang Tigers" helicopter crews in constant danger.
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Although not an organic part of the 3d Sustainment Brigade, the 85th Medical Detachment's combat stress control team (CSCT) played a vital role in maintaining the fighting force and significantly contributed to the overall health of the command.
The health of the command: the 3d Sustainment Brigade's special staff met regularly to discuss key issues that affected the lives, morale, and welfare of the brigade's personnel
The Navy, Air Force and Medical Detachment received another seventeen awards.
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