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An Air Force Reserve flight nurse stays by the side of a servicemember as he is transported to a higher level of care.
An Air Force Reserve flight nurse stays by the side of a servicemember as he is transported to a higher level of care in Travis Air Force Base in California.
The Air Force Reserve welcomes nursing professionals. Nurses can join the Air Force Reserve as commissioned officers, and they can choose from a variety of nursing career paths, including critical care nurses and CASF (Contingency Aeromedical Staging Facility) nurses.
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The Army needs animals to help accomplish important missions and relies on the Veterinary Corps to keep them healthy.
Esther, a nurse in the Air National Guard, trains and serves during drill weekend.
An Air Force Reserve optometrist conducts an examination.
Maj. Lance Kim of the Air Force Reserve evaluates the dental health of servicemembers to make sure they are ready for deployment.
An Army National Guard Soldier performs a medical evaluation.
Maj. Patrick Hsieh, an Air Force Reserve flight surgeon, describes the special circumstances of keeping servicemembers healthy.
Capt. Ana Morgan and Lt. Col. Paul Mayer discuss how the Medical Corps helped them achieve their career goals.
Lt. Col. Monsita Faley, a flight nurse, explains her decision to join the Air Force Reserve and attend nursing school.
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