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Modernizing Army Medicine starts with Army Reserve Soldiers
From Sept. 20-25, 2026, at RTS-MED Fort Gordon, Ga., Army Reserve Soldiers helped shape the future of medical readiness through two modernization efforts: Temper Air Support Hospital Validation Testing and Command Post Deployable Medical Systems and Medical Logistics in Campaigning (MiC) training. T
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From Sept. 20-25, 2026, at RTS-MED Fort Gordon, Ga., Army Reserve Soldiers helped shape the future of medical readiness through two modernization efforts: Temper Air Support Hospital Validation Testing and Command Post Deployable Medical Systems and Medical Logistics in Campaigning (MiC) training. The TAS Hospital and CP DEPMEDS validation puts emerging medical infrastructure into the hands of Soldiers to evaluate how it performs in realistic conditions, while the MiC prepares medical logisticians to manage Class VIII medical supplies and equipment through GCSS-Army.
Under the leadership of the RTS-MED Fort Gordon Site Director, U.S. Army Reserve Col. LaTonya Williams, these efforts help ensure Army Reserve medical formations have the systems, equipment and training needed to remain ready, responsive and prepared for future operations.
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