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    A naval officer in white dress uniform with gold shoulder boards is shaking hands with a young woman wearing a red top, black pants, and a visible ID badge. The interaction appears formal and cordial, taking place in a modern conference or meeting room. Both individuals are smiling, suggesting a positive or ceremonial exchange.

    Navy Medicine demonstrates readiness during Billings Navy Week

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    A U.S. Navy Captain in white service dress uniform is engaged in conversation with two individuals whose backs are to the camera. The officer displays multiple service ribbons, gold warfare insignia, and four gold stripes on his shoulder boards indicating the rank of Captain (O-6). The setting appears to be an indoor conference or meeting room.

    Navy Medicine demonstrates readiness during Billings Navy Week

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    A senior U.S. Navy officer in white dress uniform is addressing a group of civilians outdoors in an open grassland or prairie setting. The officer, whose name tag reads 'Matthew' with a last name partially visible, is gesturing with both hands while speaking. The audience of approximately 8-10 people of varying ages appears to be listening attentively.

    Navy Medicine demonstrates readiness during Billings Navy Week

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    A senior naval officer in white dress uniform addresses a group of young people standing in a line on what appears to be a military airfield tarmac. The group consists of approximately 20 individuals wearing casual clothing in red, blue, and black shirts with jeans, some displaying naval insignia on their shirts. The setting and attire suggest this may be a NJROTC (Naval Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps) or similar youth naval program event.

    Navy Medicine demonstrates readiness during Billings Navy Week

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    A group of eight U.S. Navy personnel in white dress uniforms are standing in a line on the infield dirt of a minor league baseball stadium during an evening ceremony. The group includes officers wearing combination covers with gold insignia and enlisted sailors in traditional Crackerjack uniforms. This appears to be a pre-game or ceremonial event, likely a military appreciation night at the ballpark.

    Navy Medicine demonstrates readiness during Billings Navy Week

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    A pre-game ceremony at a minor league baseball stadium featuring several U.S. Navy officers in white dress uniforms lined up on the field. One officer is waving to the crowd while a videographer in black records the event. The stadium appears full of spectators with visible sponsor signage including Fisher Industries and ESPN Billings.

    Navy Medicine demonstrates readiness during Billings Navy Week

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    A high-ranking naval officer in white dress uniform is holding a yellow softball while conversing with a man dressed in black umpire-style attire on a baseball/softball field. The setting appears to be a ceremonial first pitch or pre-game event at a minor league or independent league baseball stadium. The background shows players in orange uniforms, a crowd of spectators, and stadium lighting indicating a night game.

    Navy Medicine demonstrates readiness during Billings Navy Week

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    Two men in white naval or maritime dress uniforms with bow ties and medals stand beside a large multi-tiered celebration cake. The cake is decorated with the initials 'M.S.C.' and leaf motifs. A ship's wheel decoration and partial text reading 'RSARY' (likely 'ANNIVERSARY') are visible on the backdrop behind them.

    Navy Medical Service Corps 20th Anniversary Ball (1967)

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    This is an official U.S. Navy Department letter dated October 23, 1920, from the Bureau of Navigation in Washington, D.C., forwarding a Medal of Honor and Citation to Lieutenant Commander Alexander G. Lyle (MCDS), USN. The letter is signed by W. D. Chandler, Jr. and includes a first endorsement from the U.S.S. Tennessee at Navy Yard, New York, dated November 11, 1920, confirming delivery with congratulations signed by R. H. Leigh.

    Lt. Cmdr. (Dr) Alexander Lyle Medal, Navy Dental Corps, Medal of Honor Conferment Letter

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    This is a United States Navy Department appointment commission document dated April 29, 1915, appointing Alexander G. Lyle as an Acting Assistant Dental Surgeon with the rank of Lieutenant (junior grade), effective April 21, 1915. The document is signed by the Secretary of the Navy and bears an official blue embossed seal. It is registered as No. 1 and countersigned by a Registrar.

    Lt. j.g. Alexander Lyle Appointment as Acting Assistant Dental Surgeon Letter

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    From The Vault: Vice Adm. Alexander G. Lyle, Navy Dental Corps

    From The Vault: Vice Adm. Alexander G. Lyle, Navy Dental Corps

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    Two U.S. Navy personnel in khaki service uniforms are posing at a cake-cutting ceremony celebrating the Navy Dental Corps birthday. They stand behind a decorated sheet cake bearing the Navy Dental Corps emblem and a 'Happy Birthday Navy Dental Corps' inscription. The event is set against a Navy Medicine emblem backdrop, flanked by gold and blue balloons.

    U.S. Navy Dental Corps 114th Anniversary Celebration

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    Two U.S. Navy personnel in tan/khaki service uniforms are cutting a ceremonial cake at what appears to be a Navy Dental Corps birthday or anniversary celebration. They are posed in front of a Navy Medicine emblem on the wall, flanked by gold and blue metallic balloons. The cake displays the Dental Corps, United States Navy insignia.

    U.S. Navy Dental Corps 114th Anniversary Celebration

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    A rectangular sheet cake with white frosting celebrating the 114th Birthday of the United States Navy Dental Corps. The cake features the official Navy Dental Corps seal in the center and is decorated with blue and gold balloon-shaped candy decorations and colored sprinkles. The inscription reads 'Happy 114th Birthday Navy Dental Corps' above the emblem.

    U.S. Navy Dental Corps 114th Anniversary Celebration

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    A group of U.S. Navy Medicine personnel pose for a celebratory photo in front of a Navy Medicine emblem/seal. The occasion appears to be an anniversary or birthday celebration, evidenced by a decorated cake on a navy blue draped table and gold and blue balloons. Personnel are wearing a mix of Navy Service Uniform (khaki) and Navy Working Uniform (NWU digital camouflage).

    U.S. Navy Dental Corps 114th Anniversary Celebration

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    Navy Medicine Fast Facts - August 21, 2026

    Navy Medicine Fast Facts - August 21, 2026

    U.S. Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery

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    A bronze-finish miniature replica statue of 'The Lone Sailor' from the United States Navy Memorial is displayed on a desk. The figurine depicts a sailor in uniform standing in a relaxed pose on a wooden base with a black and gold engraved plaque. In the background, a wooden USN (United States Navy) Chief Petty Officer anchor insignia is mounted on the wall.

    2025 Dooling Award winners redefine Navy Medicine IT excellence

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    U.S. Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery

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    Three men are posing for a formal photograph at what appears to be an awards ceremony or conference. The man in the center is holding a certificate and a small trophy/figurine, indicating he is the award recipient. The setting appears to be a hotel ballroom or conference room with a decorative carpet and dark draping in the background.

    2025 Dooling Award winners redefine Navy Medicine IT excellence

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    Three men are posing for a photo at what appears to be a formal award ceremony in a hotel ballroom or conference center. The central figure is a military servicemember in U.S. Navy/Marine Corps khaki uniform holding a framed certificate and a trophy or figurine. Two civilians in business attire flank him on either side.

    2025 Dooling Award winners redefine Navy Medicine IT excellence

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    Three men in business attire pose together at what appears to be a formal award ceremony in a conference or banquet hall setting. The man in the center is holding both a framed certificate and a small bronze figurine trophy, indicating he is the award recipient. The occasion appears to be a professional recognition event.

    2025 Dooling Award winners redefine Navy Medicine IT excellence

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    Three men are posing for a photo at what appears to be a formal award ceremony in a conference or hotel ballroom setting. The central figure, wearing a U.S. Navy uniform with ribbons and insignia, is holding a framed certificate and a small trophy/figurine. The two men flanking him are dressed in civilian business attire and appear to be presenters or colleagues.

    2025 Dooling Award winners redefine Navy Medicine IT excellence

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    A black-and-white archival group photograph of U.S. Navy personnel in white dress uniforms, used as cover art for a publication titled 'From Feldshers to Force Health Protection: A History of Navy Physician Associates.' The group consists of approximately 16-18 individuals posed in two to three rows, likely representing Navy Physician Associates or related medical personnel. The image is overlaid with a Navy Medicine branding banner at the bottom.

    From Feldshers to Force Health Protection: A History of Navy Physician Associates

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    U.S. Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery

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    From Feldshers to Force Health Protection: A History of Navy Physician Associates

    From Feldshers to Force Health Protection: A History of Navy Physician Associates

    Story by André B. Sobocinski, Historian

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    From The Vault: 20th Medical Service Corps Ball

    From The Vault: 20th Medical Service Corps Ball

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    Expeditionary Medical Unit proves capability at sea in landmark operational readiness evaluation | Interview with HM2 Moira Esquivel

    Expeditionary Medical Unit proves capability at sea in landmark operational readiness evaluation | Interview with HM2 Moira Esquivel

    Video by Petty Officer 2nd Class Sasha Ambrose

    U.S. Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery

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    Expeditionary Medical Unit proves capability at sea in landmark operational readiness evaluation | Interview with Lt. Cmdr. Musmanno

    Expeditionary Medical Unit proves capability at sea in landmark operational readiness evaluation | Interview with Lt. Cmdr. Musmanno

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    A group of approximately nine U.S. Navy personnel in NWU Type III (woodland camouflage) uniforms pose for a group photo in front of the USS Osborne Recruit Dental Facility sign at Building 1017, 3440 Ohio Street. The setting appears to be a military installation, likely Naval Station Great Lakes in Illinois. The photo appears to be taken during warm weather conditions with lush green foliage visible.

    Dental Leadership visit USS Osborne Recruit Dental Facility at Naval Station Great Lakes

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    A U.S. Navy officer with the name tape 'CASE' and a single star insignia (indicating the rank of Rear Admiral Lower Half/Brigadier General equivalent) is conversing with enlisted personnel in what appears to be a galley or mess facility aboard a naval vessel or installation. The officer is holding a white disposable cup while engaging with sailors wearing red and orange baseball caps, which are typical of color-coded work center or division designations. The setting suggests an informal visit or inspection of food service operations.

    Expeditionary Medical Unit proves capability at sea in landmark operational readiness evaluation

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    U.S. Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery

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    A civilian man in a brown polo shirt appears to be briefing or presenting to a group of U.S. Navy personnel inside what appears to be a ship's bridge or command center. A large multi-panel surveillance monitor displaying numerous camera feeds is prominently visible in the foreground. The setting appears to be aboard a naval vessel, with windows showing a waterfront or port environment in the background.

    Expeditionary Medical Unit proves capability at sea in landmark operational readiness evaluation

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    A U.S. Navy service member is delivering a briefing on 'EMU Core Capabilities' to a group of fellow Navy personnel seated at tables in a conference room. The presentation slide visible on the projected screen includes sections on 'Performance Specifications' and 'Medical Capabilities.' All individuals are wearing Navy Working Uniform (NWU) Type III camouflage.

    Expeditionary Medical Unit proves capability at sea in landmark operational readiness evaluation

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    U.S. Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery

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