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TC3Sim 2020 to Demo at Defense Health Agency Expo

October 13, 2020

Engineering & Computer Simulations will exhibit the U.S. Army’s Tactical Combat Casualty Care Simulation 2020 at the Joint Medical Modeling & Simulation Expo, presented virtually by the Defense Health Agency on October 15th.

177th Medical Group Reinforces Wingman Concept

September 28, 2020

The U.S. Air National Guard 177th Medical Group underwent Tactical Combat Casualty Care – Medical Provider training at the 177th Fighter Wing Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey.

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