Army Reserve Medical Command hosted a training week at Fort McCoy, Wisconsin from March 11-15, 2024. The training hosted 30 AR-MEDCOM Soldiers to prepare them for the challenges included in the upcoming Expert Field Medical Badge being hosted at Fort McCoy as a part of the US Army Reserve Command's E3B event, May 5-18, which will include testing for the EFMB, the Expert Soldier Badge, and the Expert Infantry Badge. The EFMB-Train Week participants completed a pistol range, along with briefs outlining the various lanes expected in the EFMB including: Tactical Combat Casualty Care, Basic Soldier Tasks, and a Physical Assessment.
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Maj. Gen. W. Scott Lynn, the commanding general of the Pinellas Park, Florida-based Army Reserve Medical Command delivered the keynote address at the Interallied Confederation of Medical Reserve Officers Mid-Winter Conference Feb. 2 at NATO headquarters. The general presented to the audience his three-legged stool upon which every military medical professional must stand.