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Army Reserve Soldiers help validate future medical systems at RTS-MED Fort Gordon

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Army Reserve medical Soldiers helped to shape the equipment and procedures future medical formations may use on the battlefield through validation and verification events at Regional Training Site-Medical Fort Gordon.

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