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Reserve Aeromedical Team Bolsters 101st ARW Readiness and Support

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The Aeromedical Integration Mission–Bangor brings together Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve medical personnel to provide full-spectrum care for Airmen supporting global refueling operations. By expanding medical capacity, reducing readiness backlogs, and ensuring deployability, the team strengthens mission readiness and showcases an effective Total Force partnership.
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Reserve Aeromedical Team Bolsters 101st ARW Readiness and Support

The Aeromedical Integration Mission–Bangor brings together Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve medical personnel to provide full-spectrum care for Airmen supporting global refueling operations. By expanding medical capacity, reducing readiness backlogs, and ensuring deployability, the team strengthens mission readiness and showcases an effective Total Force partnership.

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DVIDS broke the news on Sunday, April 26, 2026.
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