JEMX23 Interviews, Be All You Can Be
Production reel about soldiers' and civilians' experience with the JEMX23 and their experience in the U.S. Army. This includes the reason they...
Tri-Service graduating emergency and family medicine residents and medical personnel from Army, Navy and Air Force medical teams including Active Duty, National Guard, and Reserves will join for the Joint Emergency Medicine Exercise hosted by Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center. The purpose of the exercise is to train emergency medicine medical personnel in realistic combat casualty care in order to increase unit and individual combat readiness and joint interoperability. Over 2,000 services members from 71 units representing over 60 medical specialties and multi-national medical personnel will participate in JEMX this year.
