Navy Cmdr. Carlton Bennett III served as an enlisted Sailor during a time when nearly every department on a Navy ship had a VCR, typewriters were used to draft official correspondence and paper letters were the only way to send correspondence home to loved ones.

Keith Bass, assistant secretary of war for health affairs, outlines his strategic priorities for the Military Health System, with funding and staffing at the top of the list to optimize warfighter readiness.

Soldiers, Families, and distinguished guests gathered at the Warrior Fitness Center June 18 as the 32d Hospital Center conducted a change of command ceremony, formally transferring leadership from Col. Danielle K. Rodondi to Col. Lana Bernat.

Following the conclusion of Exercise Flintlock 2026 on April 30, Naval Medical Research Unit EURAFCENT is applying operational and scientific experience gained during the multinational exercise to strengthen force health protection and warfighter readiness at Camp Lemonnier, Djibouti.

Throughout their military careers, service members accumulate a unique history of deployments and on-the-job experiences. The Department of War is taking a landmark step to ensure each service member’s history of potential health exposures is not just documented but also in their hands.

Kimberly Bishop-Lilly, a scientist with Naval Medical Research Command, has been selected as a recipient of the Assistant Secretary of the Navy (Research, Development and Acquisition) 2026 Dr. Delores M. Etter Top Scientists and Engineers of the Year Award in the Individual Scientist category.

Time is money. In the world of military medicine, that age-old adage is not just a cliché, but a direct formula for readiness, clinical resources and command funding

Naval Medical Center Portsmouth a graduation ceremony June 12 for the second class of corpsman completing the Hospital Corpsman Residency Program. The ceremony marked another milestone for the program following the graduation of its first class earlier this year.

USU’s Graduate School of Nursing trained 63 advanced practice nurses in Tier 4 combat casualty care for austere, far-forward military medicine.

Wearing a collared sweatshirt with the American Red Cross emblem, a bespectacled man warmly smiles while handing a prescription to a customer at the Ehrling Bergquist Clinic pharmacy. This moment may appear small and routine, but this exchange also symbolizes a deeper connection - the partnership between the Red Cross and Offutt Air Force Base.

Behind a big goofy smile, wet pink nose, and wagging tail, the soft patter of furry white paws gently treads through the halls of the Ehrling Bergquist Clinic in search of the next belly rub or head pat. A medical facility may be the last place to expect such an encounter, but for a female, nine-and-a-half-year-old therapy dog such as Izy, it’s just ...

Team Army opened the first day of competition at the 2026 Warrior Games in San Antonio with wins in powerlifting, earning eight medals while demonstrating that the greatest victories often extend far beyond the podium.

Stress fractures are a familiar challenge in military medicine—especially during the intense demands of basic training. But what happens after those first months of service? Do injury patterns change as servicemembers progress through their careers?

As temperatures across the installation regularly exceed 100 degrees Fahrenheit during the summer months, health officials at Davis-Monthan are reinforcing a foundational aspect of Airman readiness: proper nutrition and hydration.

Team Marine Corps opened the competition at the 2026 Warrior Games June 13, with a strong showing in powerlifting and an exhibition pickleball competition, earning 10 medals and setting the tone for the week ahead.