army medicine history

Lessons Unlearned; Education Forfeited or Recognizing the Environmental Enemy, presented by Stephen C. Craig. Filmed at the AMEDD Museum, JBSA, Fort Sam Houston, Texas, 22APR2021. (U.S. Army video by Francis S. Trachta/Released)

Army Medicine History Podcast - Antietam Topics Covered: U.S. Army Medicine, Jonathan Letterman, Antietam, Civil War, Military Medicine, Medical History, U.S. Army, History Speakers: Scott Woodard, Historian U.S. Army Medical Department Center of History and Heritage George Wunderlich, Museum Director U.S. Army Medical Department Museum

Army Medicine History Podcast - Early Medicine Topics Covered: U.S. Army Medicine, Early Medicine, Military Medicine, Medical History, Diseases, Inoculations, Vaccinations, George Washington, U.S. Army, History Speakers: Scott Woodard, Historian U.S. Army Medical Department Center of History and Heritage George Wunderlich, Museum Director U.S. Army Medical Department Museum

Army Medicine History - Minnie Breese Stubbs Life Story Original date for audio interview is unknown. Second Lieutenant Minnie Breese volunteered to go the Philippine Islands and was assigned to Fort Mills in Corregidor, April 1940. At that time, Army Nurses had relatively light work schedules and plenty of free time to enjoy the island. Breese had no idea that her life would change so drastically over the next 5 years. Topics Covered: U.S. Army Medicine, Army Nurses, Military Medicine, POW, Prisoner of War, World War Two, WWII, Corregidor, Philippines, U.S. Army, History VIRIN: 180117-A-VG084-001

Audio interview with Mr. George Wunderlich, the Director of the AMEDD Museum and ask him about the recent re-organization process that’s currently under way. Topics Covered: Army Medical Department Museum, AMEDD Museum. Warehouse Storage, Artifacts, Collections, U.S. Army Museums VIRIN: 180402-A-VG084-001

Excerpts from an interview with Sgt. Matthew Rosenberg regarding Sept. 11, 2001. Sgt. Rosenberg is an Army medic assigned to the DiLorenzo TRICARE Health Clinic, the Pentagon. He also serves as the noncommissioned officer in charge of mass casualty events. He was awarded the Soldiers Medal for his actions on Sept. 11. Topics Covered: Army Medicine, Pentagon, 911, September 11th, Terrorist Attack, U.S. Army VIRIN: 170911-A-VG084-001