U.S. Army Soldiers exchange best practices with their counterparts from the Royal Thai Army with regard to the treatment of traumatic injury in an emergency situation. As part of Hanuman Guardian 2016, U.S. and Thai forces are increasing individual readiness and bilateral interoperability through academic and hands-on practical exercises.
The 18th Medical Command (Deployment Support) conducted a change of command ceremony at historic Palm Circle, here, March 2, to bid farewell to Col. Ann Sammartino, outgoing commander, and to welcome incoming commander, Col Edward H. Hailey.
Soldiers from the 8th Forward Surgical Team (FST), 18th Medical Command (Deployment Support), trained with Soldiers assigned to Charlie Company, 3rd Battalion, 25th Aviation Regiment, 25th Combat Aviation Brigade, 25th Infantry Division, during a medical training exercise at Schofield Barracks.
SARABURI, Thailand -- As part of Hanuman Guardian 2016, U.S. Army and Thai healthcare professionals gathered for a Subject Matter Expert Exchange to discuss current and relevant medical related topics at the Royal Thai Army Cavalry Center, Saraburi, Thailand, June 28-29.
Over the course of three grueling days in February, soldiers of 18th Medical Command (Deployment Support) battled exhaustion and muscle failure, culminating with a final test of Army warrior tasks to earn the distinction of 18th MEDCOM (DS)’s best warrior.
