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10 Days To Go:The countdown begins! In TEN DAYS, the spirit of perseverance, courage, and determination will ignite in S...
06/03/2026

10 Days To Go:

The countdown begins! In TEN DAYS, the spirit of perseverance, courage, and determination will ignite in San Antonio. The 2026 Warrior Games are almost here!

Get ready to witness the incredible strength and resilience of our competitors. This event is free and open to the public, so come out and cheer on Team Army in person! Your energy and support make a huge difference.

Can't be there in person? You can still watch Team Army compete live on the Army Recovery Care Program website! Streaming begins June 13 at www.arcp.army.mil.

06/03/2026

Lt. Gen. Mary K. Izaguirre (U.S. Army Surgeon General and Commanding General, U.S. Army Medical Command) and Command Sgt. Maj. John E. Dobbins (Command Sgt. Maj., U.S. Army Medical Command) recognize the Army Veterinary Corps for its enduring commitment to sustaining the health, readiness, and resilience of warfighters and their families.

For generations, Veterinary Corps professionals have strengthened Army readiness through operational support, public health expertise, and unwavering service across the globe.

Army Medicine remains focused on delivering ready combat formations and preserving combat power wherever the mission calls.

Happy 110th Anniversary Veterinary Corps!

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For 110 years, the U.S. Army Veterinary Corps has protected the force through animal medicine, food protection, public h...
06/03/2026

For 110 years, the U.S. Army Veterinary Corps has protected the force through animal medicine, food protection, public health, research, and global health engagement.

From safeguarding military working dogs and defending the food supply to advancing biomedical research and strengthening partnerships around the world, Veterinary Corps professionals deliver critical capabilities that protect the health of the force and support mission readiness worldwide.

Using veterinary medical science to defend the homeland, our troops, and our way of life, the U.S. Army Veterinary Corps continues to answer the call wherever the mission leads.

Happy Anniversary U.S. Army Veterinary Corps!

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Army Medicine innovation is focused on one thing: keeping warfighters alive and in the fight.The Intrepid Battlefield EX...
06/02/2026

Army Medicine innovation is focused on one thing: keeping warfighters alive and in the fight.

The Intrepid Battlefield EXoskeleton, developed through the U.S. Army Medical Research and Development Command, is designed to help service members with lower-leg injuries stand, move and self-evacuate when traditional evacuation is delayed or unavailable.

That matters on the future battlefield. A wounded Soldier who can move to safety reduces risk to medics and teammates, preserves combat power and improves survivability in austere, contested environments.

This is medical readiness in action — transforming battlefield care through research, technology and practical solutions built for the warfighter.

Army Medicine is adapting for the future battlefield.Soldiers assigned to the 44th Medical Brigade are integrating unman...
06/02/2026

Army Medicine is adapting for the future battlefield.

Soldiers assigned to the 44th Medical Brigade are integrating unmanned aircraft systems into medical resupply operations, strengthening the ability to move critical supplies faster while reducing risk to personnel in contested and austere environments.

This is the “so what”: when traditional resupply is delayed or restricted, drone-enabled medical logistics can help sustain the fight, preserve combat power and support timely care where it is needed most.

Innovation is not separate from readiness — it is how Army Medicine continues transforming to meet the demands of large-scale combat operations.

Joint Emergency Medicine Exercise 2026 is where training, readiness and lifesaving capability come together.Military med...
06/02/2026

Joint Emergency Medicine Exercise 2026 is where training, readiness and lifesaving capability come together.

Military medical professionals from across the Army, Navy, Air Force and allied partners are sharpening critical care skills in austere, high-pressure conditions at Fort Hood, Texas. This type of training directly strengthens warfighter readiness by preparing medical teams to respond faster, treat smarter and save lives when it matters most.

Observers from the Operational Medical Systems Program Management Office are also capturing lessons learned to help refine future capabilities and support the development of next-generation medical solutions across the force.

This is more than an exercise — it is an investment in the future of battlefield medicine.

06/02/2026

Chief Warrant Officer 5 Deanna L. Hughes and Army Veterinary Corps Soldiers protect the force through food protection operations that safeguard the health, readiness, and sustainment of deployed formations.

From inspection to operational support, Army Veterinary Corps professionals help ensure safe food supplies across the battlefield and around the globe, strengthening readiness and preserving combat power.

Happy 110th Anniversary Veterinary Corps!

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06/01/2026

COL Justin R. Schlanser and Army Veterinary Corps Soldiers strengthen readiness through expert veterinary support, operational food protection, and force health missions that sustain combat power across the globe.

Where Soldiers deploy, Army Medicine stands ready to protect the force, preserve operational effectiveness, and deliver combat ready care in every environment.

Happy 110th Anniversary Veterinary Corps!

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05/29/2026

CSM Scheber and Army Veterinary Corps professionals work tirelessly to support the readiness, health, and resilience of warfighters and their families across the globe.

Through expertise, dedication, and operational support, Army Veterinary Corps Soldiers help sustain the force and strengthen Army readiness wherever the mission demands.

Happy 110th Anniversary Veterinary Corps!

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recently completed Team Sports Camp at Joint Base San Antonio, finishing a week of focused training and connection in ...
05/28/2026

recently completed Team Sports Camp at Joint Base San Antonio, finishing a week of focused training and connection in preparation for the 2026 Warrior Games. Sports the Army competitors trained in include Sitting Volleyball, Wheelchair Basketball, and Wheelchair Rugby. The camp strengthened performance, confidence, and camaraderie for our wounded, ill, and injured Soldiers and Veterans. The 2026 Warrior Games take place 13-20 June in San Antonio, TX.

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