WRAIR's Operational Mental Health Research
The Iwo Jima Amphibious Ready Group and 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit are one united team—a bellwether of Navy-Marine Corps integration. IWO ARG-22nd MEU delivers a highly-capable force of warfighters and integrated naval assets to combatant commanders and America’s civilian leaders a wide range of options to deter adversaries, conduct contingency operations, and advance the strategic...
Mission: To conduct surveillance across the Military Health System [MHS]
Mission: To advance the science and deliver solutions to increase resilience, recovery, and readiness that maximize service member health and performance.
Headquartered at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, WRAIR-West is strategically positioned to provide support to CONUS and OCONUS-based forces.
Mission: To inform force health protection across the continuum of competition through identification and characterization of medical threats; build and sustain strong relationships with Georgian and regional partners to enhance global health security.
Headquartered in Tbilisi, Georgia. WRAIR-EME is a forward platform in Europe and the Middle East for infectious disease surveillance;...
Mission: To advance defense health through innovative and collaborative research, public health, and diplomacy in Africa.
Headquartered in Nairobi, Kenya, WRAIR-Africa is a forward platform in sub-Saharan Africa for infectious disease surveillance; countermeasure research, development, testing, and evaluation; and health diplomacy. Optimally poised to bridge force health protection gaps in...
Mission: To optimize military readiness by developing solutions to infectious disease capability gaps through surveillance research, medical countermeasure development, and strategic partnerships.
Headquartered in Bangkok, Thailand. WRAIR-AFRIMS is a forward platform in Asia and Oceania for infectious disease surveillance; countermeasure research, development, testing, and evaluation; and...
The U.S. Army is taking bold steps to meet unprecedented training demands by expanding Basic Combat Training (BCT) capacity. With 10 additional training units established at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, and Fort Sill, Oklahoma, this initiative will train up to 9,600 additional recruits annually, ensuring the Army meets its ambitious fiscal year 2025 goal of 61,000 new soldiers.
This...
