Three combat medics with the 1st Battalion, 175th Infantry Regiment Headquarters and Headquarters Company, pose for a photo at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland. on Feb. 17, 2022. At the direction of Gov. Larry Hogan, up to 1,000 MDNG members were activated to assist state and local health officials with their COVID-19 response to include the distribution of COVID-19 test kits, 20 million KN95 and N95 masks, and other personal protective equipment and to provide support to skilled nursing facilities, hospitals, and testing sites.

Three combat medics with the 1st Battalion, 175th Infantry Regiment Headquarters and Headquarters Company, pose for a photo at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland. on Feb. 17, 2022. At the direction of Gov. Larry Hogan, up to 1,000 MDNG members were activated to assist state and local health officials with their COVID-19 response to include the distribution of COVID-19 test kits, 20 million KN95 and N95 masks, and other personal protective equipment and to provide support to skilled nursing facilities, hospitals, and testing sites. Stock Photo

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