Army Reserve Medics Provide Caregiver, Laboratory, Logistical Support for D.C. Sites - U.S. Army Reserve Maj. Beverly Lynch, a registered nurse assigned to the 7457th Medical Operational Readiness Unit, Richmond, Va., conducts a vitals assessment of an employee during the National Capitol Region (NCR) Low Density Medical Skills Sustainment Training at the DiLorenzo Pentagon Health Clinic (DPHC), Washington, D.C., August 9, 2023. Soldiers from the Army Reserve Medical Command (AR-MEDCOM), 807th Medical Command (Deployment Support) and 3rd MCDS echelons go on two-week rotations every year into the NCR to provide medical laboratory and medical logistical augmentation for the DPHC, the Fort Belvoir Community Hospital and Walter Reed Army Institute of Research. (U.S. Army Reserve photo by Staff Sgt. Christopher Hernandez)

Maj. Shanee E. Allen relinquished command to Capt. John R. Resch, during the ceremony which was presided by Col. Chad Koenig, WRAIR’s commander. - The Walter Reed Army Institute of Research held a Headquarters and Headquarters Company change of command ceremony at Forrest Glen Annex, June 26. Maj. Shanee E. Allen relinquished command to Capt. John R. Resch, during the ceremony which was presided by Col. Chad Koenig, WRAIR’s commander.

Young woman works at lab bench dressed in PPE. - Kekeli Woyome practices dissecting mosquitoes in one of WRAIR's entomology labs for her High School Apprenticeship program with AEOP. (Courtesy photo/RELEASED)

Army Medical Research Development in focus during Capability Days - Staff Sgt. Dylan Alameda, a combat medic, with Headquarters Company, Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, treats a notional casualty during a demonstration of lifesaving care as part of the U.S. Army Medical Research and Development Command’s Capability Days event, Fort Detrick, Md., April 5, 2023. Service members across the Department of Defense joined teams from across the U.S. Army medical development enterprise here for the event to learn about the continuum of combat casualty care, from moment of injury through aerial medical evacuation. The USAMRDC Capability Days event is the culmination of months of planning between the command and teams with its subordinate units and is an opportunity for the U.S. Army’s premier medical development commands – under the USAMRDC umbrella – to showcase the latest technologies under development for America’s Warfighters. (U.S. Army Photo by Cameron E. Parks/Released)

Soldiers take part in change of responsibility ceremony - Command Sgt. Maj. Donald G. Gross III receives the unit colors from Col. Chad Koenig, during the Walter Army institute of Research change of responsibility ceremony, March 17. Command Sgt. Maj. Rodmond Q. Churchill II relinquished responsibility to Gross during the ceremony which is a time-honored tradition rich with symbolism and heritage. (U.S. Army photo by Tyra Breaux/RELEASED)