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⚓ After struggling to find work despite an engineering degree, HM3 John Christopher Dabu joined the Navy, earned U.S. ci...
30/10/2026

⚓ After struggling to find work despite an engineering degree, HM3 John Christopher Dabu joined the Navy, earned U.S. citizenship, and found his purpose as a Corpsman & clinic supervisor at NBHC Panama City.

🩺 Now meritoriously advanced and serving as Med-Home supervisor at NBHC Panama City, Dabu mentors junior Sailors and plans to combine his engineering roots with medicine as a Biomedical Equipment Technician

30/10/2026

⚙️ Unlock the stories preserved in our archives in the latest episode of .

📖 Join our archivist, Michael Rhode, as we explore historical issues of the National Naval Medical Center News from Bethesda, examining vintage features like a 1951 Halloween staff dance alongside the broader stories and daily life of a historic military hospital.

U.S. Navy | Naval Medical Forces Atlantic | Naval Medical Forces Pacific | Naval Medical Forces Development Command

🩺 From civilian trauma bays to expeditionary operating rooms worldwide.Navy Reserve medical professionals bring elite cl...
29/10/2026

🩺 From civilian trauma bays to expeditionary operating rooms worldwide.

Navy Reserve medical professionals bring elite clinical acumen to supercharge expeditionary medicine and ensure warfighters come home safe.

U.S. Navy | Military Health | Navy Reserve

On , early action maintains warfighter health and readiness. ⚓Focus on taking steps, such as regular exercise, eating f...
29/10/2026

On , early action maintains warfighter health and readiness.

⚓Focus on taking steps, such as regular exercise, eating fruits and vegetables, and maintaining a healthy weight to reduce your risk!

U.S. Navy | Naval Medical Forces Pacific | Naval Medical Forces Atlantic | Naval Medical Forces Development Command

🩸 Ready to respond, ready to give.Marines & Sailors with 5th ANGLICO hosted an Armed Services Blood Program blood drive ...
28/10/2026

🩸 Ready to respond, ready to give.

Marines & Sailors with 5th ANGLICO hosted an Armed Services Blood Program blood drive on Camp Hansen, Okinawa, ensuring forward-deployed units have the life-saving blood supply needed for the fight.

U.S. Navy | Naval Medical Forces Atlantic | Naval Medical Forces Pacific | Naval Medical Forces Development Command | Military Health | Acting Secretary of the Navy Hung Cao | U.S. Marine Corps

28/10/2026

🫁 on this !
Maintain by being active, avoid smoking, and getting regular check-ups.

U.S. Navy | Naval Medical Forces Atlantic | Naval Medical Forces Pacific | Naval Medical Forces Development Command | U.S. Fleet Forces Command | U.S. Pacific Fleet | Military Health | Defense Health Agency

🦷 Ready for the drill. Ready for the fight.From dental chairs to triage litters, the 2nd Medical Battalion trains consta...
28/10/2026

🦷 Ready for the drill. Ready for the fight.

From dental chairs to triage litters, the 2nd Medical Battalion trains constantly to keep the warfighter in the fight.

🩺 Readiness at the tip of the spear.⚓ U.S. Navy Sailors with NMRTU Iwakuni and 3rd Medical Battalion's Forward Resuscita...
27/10/2026

🩺 Readiness at the tip of the spear.

⚓ U.S. Navy Sailors with NMRTU Iwakuni and 3rd Medical Battalion's Forward Resuscitative Surgical System (FRSS) conducted simulated mass-casualty drills during Exercise Keen Sword 27 (KS27) at MCAS Iwakuni, Japan.

🌎 Stronger partnerships. Sharper science. Mission-ready forces. 🔬 Multinational readiness starts with health security. R...
27/10/2026

🌎 Stronger partnerships. Sharper science. Mission-ready forces.

🔬 Multinational readiness starts with health security. Researchers from NAMRU South deployed scientific expertise to exercise UNITAS, strengthening medical interoperability with partner nations in South America.

⛺Role Rehearsal🩺U.S. Navy medical staff at NMRTC San Diego launched a first-of-its-kind Role 2 exercise to prepare exped...
26/10/2026

⛺Role Rehearsal

🩺U.S. Navy medical staff at NMRTC San Diego launched a first-of-its-kind Role 2 exercise to prepare expeditionary medical teams for high-intensity operational environments. The comprehensive training scenario enhances damage-control surgery, trauma resuscitation, and rapid-response capabilities essential for future distributed operations.

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