Military Medicine 250

Caring for America's Warriors

Military Medicine 250 commemorative image.

Military medicine has been integral to achieving peace through strength since the earliest days of our Nation's history. The individuals and institutions that heal our warriors and keep them ready for the fight have a legacy of courage, innovation, and vision in the face of adversity and victory.

As America celebrates its 250th anniversary, the Military Health System honors the legacy of remarkable medical heroes and recognizes significant medical advances pioneered by innovation that have kept America’s warriors fit to fight.

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