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Award-Winning Research on Persistent MRI Findings Unique to Blast and Repetitive Mild TBI- David F. Tate, PhD
Celebrating Excellence in Military Medicine Research In this episode of WarDocs, we sit down with the lead author of the prestigious 2025 Military Medicine Article of the Year. The discussion centers on a groundbreaking study that utilizes the LIMBIC-CENC cohort, a massive consortium representing over 3,000 participants. This research is fundamentally changing how the medical community views "invisible" wounds by providing physical evidence for symptoms that traditional imagi

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From Black Hawk Down to Modernizing the Frontline: A Vision for Military Medicine- Dr. Robert Mabry
The transition from the intense street battles of Mogadishu to the halls of Congress is a path few have walked, but for retired Army Colonel Dr. Robert Mabry, it was a journey fueled by a singular mission: ensuring no soldier dies from a preventable injury because the system failed to adapt. In this compelling episode of WarDocs , Dr. Mabry shares a raw look at the evolution of Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) and a provocative vision for the future of operational medicin

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Feb 25


Surgery on the High Seas: Navy Medicine Humanitarian Missions with Dr. V. Franklin Sechriest
When natural disasters strike coastal regions, the U.S. Navy often responds with massive medical capabilities. In this episode of WarDocs, former Navy Commander and Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Franklin Sechriest shares his experiences deploying to some of the world’s most devastated areas, including Indonesia after the 2004 tsunami and Haiti following the 2010 earthquake. Hospital Ships vs. Warships Dr. Sechriest explains the distinct differences between deploying on a dedicated h

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Feb 2


Ranger Medic to PA Student- SFC Allen’s Journey
SFC Jacob Allen’s military journey began with a college degree and a desire to join the family business of military service. Seeking the most elite environment, he secured a medic contract for the 75th Ranger Regiment, where he spent the bulk of his operational career. In this high-pressure world, medics aren't just caregivers; they are primary providers for elite platoons in some of the most austere environments on earth. Mastering the Basics of Trauma Care Training in the R

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Jan 21


Army Nurse Corps Chiefs: A Legacy of Excellence- Celebrating 125 Years of the Army Nurse Corps
As the Army Nurse Corps approaches its 125th anniversary in 2026, we pause to reflect on a century and a quarter of unwavering service. In a special episode of WarDocs, four former Chiefs of the Corps join us to share their journeys, challenges, and the core values that define this elite organization. The Evolution of a Modern Force The Army Nurse Corps has transitioned from a Cold War-era force focused on peacetime care to a highly specialized, mobile, and scientific body

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Jan 10


The Next Generation of Army Nursing: The Future is Bright!
The US Army Nurse Corps has spent over a century defining the intersection of military service and medical excellence. In this special episode, WarDocs explores this legacy through the eyes of the newest generation of officers. These individuals represent the future of a corps that balances the rigorous demands of being a soldier with the compassionate care of a professional nurse. Diverse Paths to Commissioned Leadership One of the most striking aspects of this cohort is the

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Jan 10
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