Introduction:
Welcome to the Army Medical Department Center of History and Heritage Podcast series, “Army Medicine History”. The opinions and statements of the speakers featured on this podcast are not necessarily the views of the U.S. Army, U.S. Army Center of Excellence (MEDCoE), or the U.S. Army Medical Department Center of History and Heritage. The goal of this podcast is to share the story of Army Medicine History with soldiers, military, civilians, teachers, researchers, and the general public.

Overview:
Our job is to provide historical documentation of U.S. Army Medicine and attempt to preserve that history for future generations. Our social media campaigns have been a great resource and have allowed us the opportunity to engage directly with our visitors. We have the diversity within our organization to share not only our history, but the perspectives of today's soldiers and the current status of Army Medicine. Technology has been an important tool that helps bridge the gap between history and the future of Army Medicine.

Topics Covered:
U.S. Army Medicine, Jonathan Letterman, Antietam, Civil War, Military Medicine, Medical History, U.S. Army, History

Speakers: 
Scott Woodard, Historian
U.S. Army Medical Department Center of History and Heritage

George Wunderlich, Museum Director
U.S. Army Medical Department Museum

VIRIN:  190923-A-VG084-002

Army Medicine History

Army Medicine History

Antietam

OCT 5, 201931 MIN
Army Medicine History

Antietam

OCT 5, 201931 MIN

Description

Introduction: Welcome to the Army Medical Department Center of History and Heritage Podcast series, “Army Medicine History”. The opinions and statements of the speakers featured on this podcast are not necessarily the views of the U.S. Army, U.S. Army Center of Excellence (MEDCoE), or the U.S. Army Medical Department Center of History and Heritage. The goal of this podcast is to share the story of Army Medicine History with soldiers, military, civilians, teachers, researchers, and the general public. Overview: Our job is to provide historical documentation of U.S. Army Medicine and attempt to preserve that history for future generations. Our social media campaigns have been a great resource and have allowed us the opportunity to engage directly with our visitors. We have the diversity within our organization to share not only our history, but the perspectives of today's soldiers and the current status of Army Medicine. Technology has been an important tool that helps bridge the gap between history and the future of Army Medicine. Topics Covered: U.S. Army Medicine, Jonathan Letterman, Antietam, Civil War, Military Medicine, Medical History, U.S. Army, History Speakers: Scott Woodard, Historian U.S. Army Medical Department Center of History and Heritage George Wunderlich, Museum Director U.S. Army Medical Department Museum VIRIN: 190923-A-VG084-002