Madigan’s breastfeeding support programs are highlighted in a series of four videos that showcase the Mothers Own Milk Support (MOMS) Group and Breastfeeding Buddies, for active duty moms. This video features one of the MOMS group’s facilitating lactation consultants who describes her appreciation for the group.
William Busch was born on October 23, 1918, in southern Illinois. His life adventures included flying troops into Korea and Vietnam during U.S. conflicts, heading straight into typhoons in Japan on weather research missions, and, as he will likely focus on, giving the Germans hell in the skies over the Ruhr Valley from the navigator’s seat of a B-17 bomber.
In recognition of putting her life in danger to save train crash victims, Tanya Porter was awarded the Secretary of the Army Award for Valor on June 1 by Secretary of the Army, Dr. Mark T. Esper at the Pentagon.
Madigan's Commander, Col. Michael Place, shares a special message on behalf of the Madigan family for the overwhelming support from the Joint Base Lewis-McChord community following the tragic December 18, 2017 Amtrak derailement near Dupont, Wa.
Just seconds after seeing the train fall into traffic on Interstate 5, 2nd Lt. Robert McCoy rushed out of his car to run towards the train car now dangling from the overpass.
Madigan Army Medical Center's Joint Base Lewis-McChord Children's Autism Resource and Education Services hosts a special version of "The Nutcracker" optimized for families with kids on the autism spectrum and others in the Exceptional Family Member Program.
Britt Stockrahm, electronic industrial controls mechanic work leader for Madigan Healthcare System, was named this year’s Barney W. Richmond Facility Management Award recipient for the U.S. Army Medical Command.
