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TIME REMAINING IN MEDICAL SCHOOL: TODAY'S DATE: 5/20/2011STATISTICAL INPUT: RESULTING STATISTICS:First Day of Class 8/28/2007 Days Completed: 1359Graduation Day 5/21/2011

C O U N T D O W N :Time Remaining Time Completed Total at End of Deployment

Months: 0 45 45Weeks: 0 195 195

Days: 1 1361 1362Hours: 78 32626 32704Minutes: 3706 1958534 1962240Seconds: 221580 117512820 117734400

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Military medicine is not just Military medicine is not just medicine in the militarymedicine in the military

Morbidity and mortality inversely Morbidity and mortality inversely related to experiencerelated to experience

War taught us need to sustain a War taught us need to sustain a cadre of professional career cadre of professional career military medical officersmilitary medical officersUNIFORMED SERVICES UNIVERSITY

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Troop leading procedures Squad, Platoon and

Company level Concepts of operations Infantry Skills

Contact, Sniper, IED, Clearing, Patrolling, Ambush, EPW

Battlefield Triage/MEDEVAC/

TCCC (Care under fire) CBRNE

Evacuation Techniques Extraction Hostage Recovery Dynamic Entries

BAS/MBAS/EMEDS CBRNE Land Nav SERE Hand-to-Hand Combat Mass CasualtyUNIFORMED SERVICES UNIVERSITY

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Combat Casualty Care Combat Casualty Care Preventive and Preventive and

Occupational MedicineOccupational Medicine Extreme Environments Extreme Environments

and Environmental and Environmental MedicineMedicine

Human Performance Human Performance OptimizationOptimization

WMD/Disaster & WMD/Disaster & Humanitarian Humanitarian Assistance Assistance

Traumatic Brain Injury Traumatic Brain Injury ResearchResearch

PTSD and Psychiatric IssuesPTSD and Psychiatric Issues Combat Tactics / Scope of Combat Tactics / Scope of

OperationsOperations Leadership and Officership Leadership and Officership Cultural Understanding Cultural Understanding

and Sensitivityand Sensitivity Global Infectious DiseasesGlobal Infectious Diseases

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Combat Medical Combat Medical SkillsSkills

Leadership and Leadership and Officership Officership

Combat Tactics / Combat Tactics / Scope of OperationsScope of Operations

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Military Applied Military Applied PhysiologyPhysiology

Military Medical Military Medical HistoryHistory

AntietamAntietam

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Military Medical Field Military Medical Field StudiesStudies

Military Studies – the Military Studies – the

“Staff Work Years”“Staff Work Years”

Military HospitalsMilitary Hospitals

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