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Regional Health Command-Atlantic leaders, Brig. Gen. Erik H. Torring, III, deputy commanding general and Command Sgt. Maj. Matthew Brady talk with squad leaders and platoon sergeants from the Fort Campbell Warrior Transition Battalion during a sensing session, Jan. 9. The battalion is one of seven WTUs in the region responsible for the care, support and leadership of wounded, ill and injured Soldiers. RHC-A leaders make a point to regularly visit each unit to talk with staff, medical providers and Soldiers receiving care to ensure the Army is doing all it can to provide the best possible suppo
Regional Health Command-Atlantic leaders, Brig. Gen. Erik H. Torring, III, deputy commanding general and Command Sgt. Maj. Matthew Brady talk with squad leaders and platoon sergeants from the Fort Campbell Warrior Transition Battalion during a sensing session, Jan. 9. The battalion is one of seven WTUs in the region responsible for the care, support and leadership of wounded, ill and injured Soldiers. RHC-A leaders make a point to regularly visit each unit to talk with staff, medical providers and Soldiers receiving care to ensure the Army is doing all it can to provide the best possible support to its Soldiers. Army photo by Maria Yager.
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Keywords: amedd, army, atlantic, battalion, blanchfield, campbell, care, command, fort, health, medicine, regional, rhc-, transition, warrior, wtb, wtu