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Weed Army Community Hospital, as seen in this June 2017 photo, is the Department of Defense’s first LEED-Platinum, carbon-neutral medical facility Stock Photo

RFKAPA7X–Weed Army Community Hospital, as seen in this June 2017 photo, is the Department of Defense’s first LEED-Platinum, carbon-neutral medical facility

Members of the Fort Irwin community gather Oct. 14, during the Wave of Light ceremony at Weed Army Community Hospital on Fort Irwin, Calif. (Photo by Staff Sgt. Jose Concepcion / Weed Army Community Hospital) Stock Photo

RM2MPGHME–Members of the Fort Irwin community gather Oct. 14, during the Wave of Light ceremony at Weed Army Community Hospital on Fort Irwin, Calif. (Photo by Staff Sgt. Jose Concepcion / Weed Army Community Hospital)

Col. Nancy Parson (center), the Weed Army Community Hospital commander, gives a tour of the hospital to local medical executives March 11, during the hospital’s Leadership Summit at Fort Irwin, Calif. (Photo by Kimberly Hackbarth/Weed ACH Public Affairs Office) Stock Photo

RM2M5FD7X–Col. Nancy Parson (center), the Weed Army Community Hospital commander, gives a tour of the hospital to local medical executives March 11, during the hospital’s Leadership Summit at Fort Irwin, Calif. (Photo by Kimberly Hackbarth/Weed ACH Public Affairs Office)

Olivia Garcia, 4, daughter of Jayme Mancera and Sgt. 1st Class Pablo Garcia, an observer, coach and trainer with Scorpion Team, Operations Group, identifies shapes July 29 during the vision station of back-to-school physicals at Weed Army Community Hospital, Fort Irwin, Calif. Stock Photo

RM2GKYKCC–Olivia Garcia, 4, daughter of Jayme Mancera and Sgt. 1st Class Pablo Garcia, an observer, coach and trainer with Scorpion Team, Operations Group, identifies shapes July 29 during the vision station of back-to-school physicals at Weed Army Community Hospital, Fort Irwin, Calif.

Maj. Steven Werner, “pay it forward” provider from, Weed Army Community Hospital, National Training Center and Fort Irwin, California assists Mohamed F. Kahn (left), general surgeon and Lt. Col. Jeffery White (right) orthopedic surgeon, from Bayne-Jones Army Community Hospital during MHS GENESIS “go live” at the Joint Readiness Training Center and Fort Polk, Louisiana on March 19. MHS GENESIS is the modernized electronic health record that integrates inpatient and outpatient medical and dental information across the continuum of care worldwide, from point of injury to the military treatment fa Stock Photo

RM2M5JG4G–Maj. Steven Werner, “pay it forward” provider from, Weed Army Community Hospital, National Training Center and Fort Irwin, California assists Mohamed F. Kahn (left), general surgeon and Lt. Col. Jeffery White (right) orthopedic surgeon, from Bayne-Jones Army Community Hospital during MHS GENESIS “go live” at the Joint Readiness Training Center and Fort Polk, Louisiana on March 19. MHS GENESIS is the modernized electronic health record that integrates inpatient and outpatient medical and dental information across the continuum of care worldwide, from point of injury to the military treatment fa

Maj. Kathryn Buckland, the chief of the resource management division for Weed Army Community Hospital responds to emails May 5 at the Dr. Mary E. Walker Center on Fort Irwin, Calif. Buckland, a Leesburg, Va., native, became a fellow of the American College for Healthcare Executives in March 2021. Stock Photo

RM2GKJKRK–Maj. Kathryn Buckland, the chief of the resource management division for Weed Army Community Hospital responds to emails May 5 at the Dr. Mary E. Walker Center on Fort Irwin, Calif. Buckland, a Leesburg, Va., native, became a fellow of the American College for Healthcare Executives in March 2021.

Attendees of Weed Army Community Hospital’s Leadership Summit pose for a group photograph March 11 at the conclusion of the event at Fort Irwin, Calif. (Photo by Kimberly Hackbarth/ Weed ACH Public Affairs Office) Stock Photo

RM2M5FD8T–Attendees of Weed Army Community Hospital’s Leadership Summit pose for a group photograph March 11 at the conclusion of the event at Fort Irwin, Calif. (Photo by Kimberly Hackbarth/ Weed ACH Public Affairs Office)

Weed Army Community Hospital Behavioral Health staff toured Desert Parkway Behavioral Healthcare Hospital to view the recently opened 23 bed wing dedicated to servicing military personnel in Las Vegas, Nev. July 20. Stock Photo

RMPJCR2J–Weed Army Community Hospital Behavioral Health staff toured Desert Parkway Behavioral Healthcare Hospital to view the recently opened 23 bed wing dedicated to servicing military personnel in Las Vegas, Nev. July 20.

RM2GKJKPX–Maj. Kathryn Buckland, the chief of the resource management division for Weed Army Community Hospital responds to emails May 5 at the Dr. Mary E. Walker Center on Fort Irwin, Calif. Buckland, a Leesburg, Va., native, became a fellow of the American College for Healthcare Executives in March 2021.

Soldiers with 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment show local medical executives an M2 .50 caliber machine gun March 11, during Weed Army Community Hospital’s Leadership Summit at Fort Irwin, Calif. (Photo by Kimberly Hackbarth/ Weed ACH Public Affairs Office) Stock Photo

RM2M5FD8F–Soldiers with 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment show local medical executives an M2 .50 caliber machine gun March 11, during Weed Army Community Hospital’s Leadership Summit at Fort Irwin, Calif. (Photo by Kimberly Hackbarth/ Weed ACH Public Affairs Office)

(From left to right) Maj. Lucas Poon, the chief of pharmacy for Weed Army Community Hospital, Ryan Lebowitz, a senior implementation specialist with Asteres, the company that creates ScriptCenter kiosks, and Col. Nancy Parson, the commander of Weed ACH, pose for a photograph with the hospital’s new ScriptCenter kiosk July 20 on Fort Irwin. Stock Photo

RM2GKXK64–(From left to right) Maj. Lucas Poon, the chief of pharmacy for Weed Army Community Hospital, Ryan Lebowitz, a senior implementation specialist with Asteres, the company that creates ScriptCenter kiosks, and Col. Nancy Parson, the commander of Weed ACH, pose for a photograph with the hospital’s new ScriptCenter kiosk July 20 on Fort Irwin.

RMPJCR2P–Weed Army Community Hospital Behavioral Health staff toured Desert Parkway Behavioral Healthcare Hospital to view the recently opened 23 bed wing dedicated to servicing military personnel in Las Vegas, Nev. July 20.

Sgt. Cole Wheeler (center), a Soldier with 2nd Squadron, 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment, and his spouse, Justine, visit a table at the Baby Expo April 9 at Weed Army Community Hospital on Fort Irwin, Calif. More than 100 people attended the event. (Photo by Kimberly Hackbarth / Weed ACH Public Affairs Office) Stock Photo

RM2M674A9–Sgt. Cole Wheeler (center), a Soldier with 2nd Squadron, 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment, and his spouse, Justine, visit a table at the Baby Expo April 9 at Weed Army Community Hospital on Fort Irwin, Calif. More than 100 people attended the event. (Photo by Kimberly Hackbarth / Weed ACH Public Affairs Office)

Spc. Jimmi Barreto (right), a surgical technician with Weed Army Community Hospital, measures the height of Nathan Garcia, 8, son of Jayme Mancera and Sgt. 1st Class Pablo Garcia, an observer, coach and trainer with Scorpion Team, Operations Group, July 29 during back-to-school physicals at Weed ACH, Fort Irwin, Calif. Stock Photo

RM2GKYK9N–Spc. Jimmi Barreto (right), a surgical technician with Weed Army Community Hospital, measures the height of Nathan Garcia, 8, son of Jayme Mancera and Sgt. 1st Class Pablo Garcia, an observer, coach and trainer with Scorpion Team, Operations Group, July 29 during back-to-school physicals at Weed ACH, Fort Irwin, Calif.

Col. Michael Story (center), incoming commander, receives the Weed Army Community Hospital colors from Brig. Gen. E. Darrin Cox, commanding general of Regional Health Command – Central, July 6, during a change of command ceremony at Weed ACH on Fort Irwin, Calif. (Photo by Kimberly Hackbarth/ Fort Irwin Public Affairs Office) Stock Photo

RM2MCKX9T–Col. Michael Story (center), incoming commander, receives the Weed Army Community Hospital colors from Brig. Gen. E. Darrin Cox, commanding general of Regional Health Command – Central, July 6, during a change of command ceremony at Weed ACH on Fort Irwin, Calif. (Photo by Kimberly Hackbarth/ Fort Irwin Public Affairs Office)

Capt. Tiffany Newcomb, chief of the Javier Villanueva Troop Medical Clinic and a Louisville, Ky. native, speaks during the Wave of Light ceremony Oct. 14 at Weed Army Community Hospital on Fort Irwin, Calif. Newcomb, a Louisville, Ky. native, led the planning for the event. (Photo by Staff Sgt. Jose Concepcion / Weed Army Community Hospital) Stock Photo

RM2KFY8MF–Capt. Tiffany Newcomb, chief of the Javier Villanueva Troop Medical Clinic and a Louisville, Ky. native, speaks during the Wave of Light ceremony Oct. 14 at Weed Army Community Hospital on Fort Irwin, Calif. Newcomb, a Louisville, Ky. native, led the planning for the event. (Photo by Staff Sgt. Jose Concepcion / Weed Army Community Hospital)

Maj. Kathryn Buckland, the chief of the resource management division for Weed Army Community Hospital, poses for a photo April 3, 2021, after placing first in the female category in a triathlon on Fort Irwin, Calif. Buckland, a Leesburg, Va., native, trained for the triathlon while pursuing a fellowship with the American College for Healthcare Executives, which she earned in March 2021. Stock Photo

RM2GKF1WR–Maj. Kathryn Buckland, the chief of the resource management division for Weed Army Community Hospital, poses for a photo April 3, 2021, after placing first in the female category in a triathlon on Fort Irwin, Calif. Buckland, a Leesburg, Va., native, trained for the triathlon while pursuing a fellowship with the American College for Healthcare Executives, which she earned in March 2021.

Col. Nancy Parson (center), outgoing commander, passes the Weed Army Community Hospital colors to Brig. Gen. E. Darrin Cox, commanding general of Regional Health Command – Central, signifying the relinquishment of command of Weed ACH July 6, during a change of command ceremony at Weed ACH on Fort Irwin, Calif. (Photo by Kimberly Hackbarth/ Fort Irwin Public Affairs Office) Stock Photo

RM2MCKX0C–Col. Nancy Parson (center), outgoing commander, passes the Weed Army Community Hospital colors to Brig. Gen. E. Darrin Cox, commanding general of Regional Health Command – Central, signifying the relinquishment of command of Weed ACH July 6, during a change of command ceremony at Weed ACH on Fort Irwin, Calif. (Photo by Kimberly Hackbarth/ Fort Irwin Public Affairs Office)

Spc. Logan Justice (center), a practical nursing specialist with Weed Army Community Hospital, gives a tour of a labor and delivery room April 9 during the Baby Expo at Weed ACH on Fort Irwin, Calif. During the event, Fort Irwin family members had the opportunity to tour the unit and ask questions. (Photo by Kimberly Hackbarth / Weed ACH Public Affairs Office) Stock Photo

RM2M674A5–Spc. Logan Justice (center), a practical nursing specialist with Weed Army Community Hospital, gives a tour of a labor and delivery room April 9 during the Baby Expo at Weed ACH on Fort Irwin, Calif. During the event, Fort Irwin family members had the opportunity to tour the unit and ask questions. (Photo by Kimberly Hackbarth / Weed ACH Public Affairs Office)

Members of Weed Army Community Hospital and 1st Battalion, 144th Field Artillery Regiment of the California Army National Guard, pose for a photograph June 24 at the Dr. Mary E. Walker Center on Fort Irwin, Calif. following a COVID-19 vaccination event. Medical personnel with 1st Bn., 144th FA Regt. augmented the COVID-19 vaccine event hosted by Weed Army Community Hospital. Stock Photo

RM2GKT1T1–Members of Weed Army Community Hospital and 1st Battalion, 144th Field Artillery Regiment of the California Army National Guard, pose for a photograph June 24 at the Dr. Mary E. Walker Center on Fort Irwin, Calif. following a COVID-19 vaccination event. Medical personnel with 1st Bn., 144th FA Regt. augmented the COVID-19 vaccine event hosted by Weed Army Community Hospital.

Capt. Daniel Renfer, chief of Weed Army Community Hospital’s Emergency Department, speaks to a group of visiting medical executives March 11, during Weed ACH’s Leader Summit at Fort Irwin, Calif. (Photo by Kimberly Hackbarth/ Weed ACH Public Affairs Office) Stock Photo

RM2M5FD8E–Capt. Daniel Renfer, chief of Weed Army Community Hospital’s Emergency Department, speaks to a group of visiting medical executives March 11, during Weed ACH’s Leader Summit at Fort Irwin, Calif. (Photo by Kimberly Hackbarth/ Weed ACH Public Affairs Office)

RMPJCR2K–Weed Army Community Hospital Behavioral Health staff toured Desert Parkway Behavioral Healthcare Hospital to view the recently opened 23 bed wing dedicated to servicing military personnel in Las Vegas, Nev. July 20.

Sgt. Daniel Peralta (right), a health care specialist with 1st Battalion, 144th Field Artillery Regiment of the California Army National Guard, administers a COVID-19 vaccine to a member of the Fort Irwin community June 24 at the Dr. Mary E. Walker Center on Fort Irwin, Calif. Peralta, a Fillmore, Calif. native, and other medical personnel with 1st Bn., 144th FA Regt. augmented the COVID-19 vaccine event hosted by Weed Army Community Hospital. Stock Photo

RM2GKT1RR–Sgt. Daniel Peralta (right), a health care specialist with 1st Battalion, 144th Field Artillery Regiment of the California Army National Guard, administers a COVID-19 vaccine to a member of the Fort Irwin community June 24 at the Dr. Mary E. Walker Center on Fort Irwin, Calif. Peralta, a Fillmore, Calif. native, and other medical personnel with 1st Bn., 144th FA Regt. augmented the COVID-19 vaccine event hosted by Weed Army Community Hospital.

Local medical executives watch a combat demonstration during the National Training Center’s Box Tour, March 11, as part of Weed Army Community Hospital’s Leadership Summit at Fort Irwin, Calif. (Photo by Kimberly Hackbarth/ Weed ACH Public Affairs Office) Stock Photo

RM2M5FD84–Local medical executives watch a combat demonstration during the National Training Center’s Box Tour, March 11, as part of Weed Army Community Hospital’s Leadership Summit at Fort Irwin, Calif. (Photo by Kimberly Hackbarth/ Weed ACH Public Affairs Office)

RMPJCR2N–Weed Army Community Hospital Behavioral Health staff toured Desert Parkway Behavioral Healthcare Hospital to view the recently opened 23 bed wing dedicated to servicing military personnel in Las Vegas, Nev. July 20.

Sgt. Robert Taylor (left), an evacuation noncommissioned officer with 1st Battalion, 144th Field Artillery Regiment of the California Army National Guard, and the emergency manager for Weed Army Community Hospital, assists Pfc. Lane Heis (center), a health care specialist with Weed ACH, with documentation June 24 during a COVID-19 vaccine event at the Dr. Mary E. Walker Center on Fort Irwin, Calif. Taylor, a Tacoma, Wash. Native, served in his civilian and National Guard capacity during the event. Stock Photo

RM2GKT1NP–Sgt. Robert Taylor (left), an evacuation noncommissioned officer with 1st Battalion, 144th Field Artillery Regiment of the California Army National Guard, and the emergency manager for Weed Army Community Hospital, assists Pfc. Lane Heis (center), a health care specialist with Weed ACH, with documentation June 24 during a COVID-19 vaccine event at the Dr. Mary E. Walker Center on Fort Irwin, Calif. Taylor, a Tacoma, Wash. Native, served in his civilian and National Guard capacity during the event.

John Kozyra, the chief philanthropy officer from St. Mary Medical Center, fires an M2 .50 caliber machine gun March 11, during Weed Army Community Hospital’s Leadership Summit at Fort Irwin, Calif. (Photo by Kimberly Hackbarth/ Weed ACH Public Affairs Office) Stock Photo

RM2M5FD8H–John Kozyra, the chief philanthropy officer from St. Mary Medical Center, fires an M2 .50 caliber machine gun March 11, during Weed Army Community Hospital’s Leadership Summit at Fort Irwin, Calif. (Photo by Kimberly Hackbarth/ Weed ACH Public Affairs Office)

RMPJCR2T–Weed Army Community Hospital Behavioral Health staff toured Desert Parkway Behavioral Healthcare Hospital to view the recently opened 23 bed wing dedicated to servicing military personnel in Las Vegas, Nev. July 20.

First Lt. Katelyn Harding (right), a physician assistant with 1st Battalion, 144th Field Artillery Regiment of the California Army National Guard, administers a COVID-19 vaccine to a member of the Fort Irwin community June 24 at the Dr. Mary E. Walker Center on Fort Irwin, Calif., as Spc. Jacob Gutierrez (far left), a health care specialist with 1st Bn., 144th FA Regt., watches. Harding, a San Diego native, Gutierrez, a Rancho Cucamonga native, and other medical personnel with 1st Bn., 144th FA Regt. augmented the COVID-19 vaccine event hosted by Weed Army Community Hospital. Stock Photo

RM2GKT1RM–First Lt. Katelyn Harding (right), a physician assistant with 1st Battalion, 144th Field Artillery Regiment of the California Army National Guard, administers a COVID-19 vaccine to a member of the Fort Irwin community June 24 at the Dr. Mary E. Walker Center on Fort Irwin, Calif., as Spc. Jacob Gutierrez (far left), a health care specialist with 1st Bn., 144th FA Regt., watches. Harding, a San Diego native, Gutierrez, a Rancho Cucamonga native, and other medical personnel with 1st Bn., 144th FA Regt. augmented the COVID-19 vaccine event hosted by Weed Army Community Hospital.

1st Lt. Ilnur Sibagatulin, representing Medical Readiness Command, West wore the Health Readiness and Performance System during the U.S. Army Best Medic Competition Jan. 22-25 at the Joint Readiness Training Center and Fort Polk, Louisiana. Sibagatulin, a U.S. Army Nurse Corps officer is assigned to Weed Army Community Hospital, Fort Irwin, California. Stock Photo

RM2NX1201–1st Lt. Ilnur Sibagatulin, representing Medical Readiness Command, West wore the Health Readiness and Performance System during the U.S. Army Best Medic Competition Jan. 22-25 at the Joint Readiness Training Center and Fort Polk, Louisiana. Sibagatulin, a U.S. Army Nurse Corps officer is assigned to Weed Army Community Hospital, Fort Irwin, California.

Laurel Hummel, the transport service liaison from Pomona Valley Medical Center’s Neonatal Transport Team, stands inside a static display March 11, during Weed Army Community Hospital’s Leadership Summit at Fort Irwin, Calif.(Photo by Kimberly Hackbarth/ Weed ACH Public Affairs Office) Stock Photo

RM2M5FD8A–Laurel Hummel, the transport service liaison from Pomona Valley Medical Center’s Neonatal Transport Team, stands inside a static display March 11, during Weed Army Community Hospital’s Leadership Summit at Fort Irwin, Calif.(Photo by Kimberly Hackbarth/ Weed ACH Public Affairs Office)

Weed Army Community Hospital administer COVID-19 vaccines and distribute information at the Back to School Bash. Stock Photo

RM2GKYRYY–Weed Army Community Hospital administer COVID-19 vaccines and distribute information at the Back to School Bash.

Stephanie Haydt (right), spouse of Brian Haydt, the command sergeant major of the National Training Center, prepares sterilized utensils for a dental extraction Feb. 24 at Shuttleworth Dental Clinic on Fort Irwin, Calif. as part of the American Red Cross Dental Assistant Training program. (Photo by Kimberly Hackbarth/ Weed ACH Public Affairs Office) Stock Photo

RM2M5BWW8–Stephanie Haydt (right), spouse of Brian Haydt, the command sergeant major of the National Training Center, prepares sterilized utensils for a dental extraction Feb. 24 at Shuttleworth Dental Clinic on Fort Irwin, Calif. as part of the American Red Cross Dental Assistant Training program. (Photo by Kimberly Hackbarth/ Weed ACH Public Affairs Office)

Spc. Arielle Castro, a preventive medicine specialist with Weed Army Community Hospital receives the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine January 12 at the Mary E. Walker Center on Fort Irwin, Calif. Castro, a Leominster, Mass., native was previously diagnosed with COVID-19 and said she chose to get the COVID-19 vaccine to protect her family. Stock Photo

RM2H0ANPF–Spc. Arielle Castro, a preventive medicine specialist with Weed Army Community Hospital receives the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine January 12 at the Mary E. Walker Center on Fort Irwin, Calif. Castro, a Leominster, Mass., native was previously diagnosed with COVID-19 and said she chose to get the COVID-19 vaccine to protect her family.

To foster and strengthen relationships with our community partners a team of behavioral health providers, case managers and specialists from Weed Army Community Hospital toured Desert Parkway Behavioral Healthcare Hospital to view the recently opened, 23 bed wing dedicated to servicing military personnel and first responders July 20. Stock Photo

RMPJCR2H–To foster and strengthen relationships with our community partners a team of behavioral health providers, case managers and specialists from Weed Army Community Hospital toured Desert Parkway Behavioral Healthcare Hospital to view the recently opened, 23 bed wing dedicated to servicing military personnel and first responders July 20.

Capt. Kathryn Fekete, a pediatrician with Weed Army Community Hospital, estimates how much artificial blood is present at the estimating blood loss station during the Weed ACH skills fair January 21 at the Mary E. Walker Center at Fort Irwin, Calif. Fekete, a Danielson, Conn. native, participated in the event along with more than 70 other hospital staff members. Stock Photo

RM2H0C7MT–Capt. Kathryn Fekete, a pediatrician with Weed Army Community Hospital, estimates how much artificial blood is present at the estimating blood loss station during the Weed ACH skills fair January 21 at the Mary E. Walker Center at Fort Irwin, Calif. Fekete, a Danielson, Conn. native, participated in the event along with more than 70 other hospital staff members.

Stephanie Haydt, spouse of Brian Haydt, the command sergeant major of the National Training Center, checks in a patient Feb. 24, at Shuttleworth Dental Clinic on Fort Irwin, Calif. Haydt is participating in the American Red Cross Dental Assistant Training program, a free program that provides hands-on training.(Photo by Kimberly Hackbarth/ Weed ACH Public Affairs Office) Stock Photo

RM2M5BWW6–Stephanie Haydt, spouse of Brian Haydt, the command sergeant major of the National Training Center, checks in a patient Feb. 24, at Shuttleworth Dental Clinic on Fort Irwin, Calif. Haydt is participating in the American Red Cross Dental Assistant Training program, a free program that provides hands-on training.(Photo by Kimberly Hackbarth/ Weed ACH Public Affairs Office)

From left: US Air Force Chief Master Sgt. Diena Mosley, Command Chief 30th Space Wing, US Army Lt. Col. Katrina Walters, Deputy Chief of Clinical Services Weed Army Community Hospital, US Navy Cmdr. Elizabeth Reeves, Preventive Medicine Officer, 1 Marine Expeditionary Force, US Army Brig. Gen. Jill K Faris, Assistant Surgeon General for Mobilization, Readiness and National Guard Affairs sat on the women's health panel to discuss their expert practices in preventive, acute, and chronic healthcare for military women during the Joint Women Leadership Symposium June 20. Stock Photo

RMPH1034–From left: US Air Force Chief Master Sgt. Diena Mosley, Command Chief 30th Space Wing, US Army Lt. Col. Katrina Walters, Deputy Chief of Clinical Services Weed Army Community Hospital, US Navy Cmdr. Elizabeth Reeves, Preventive Medicine Officer, 1 Marine Expeditionary Force, US Army Brig. Gen. Jill K Faris, Assistant Surgeon General for Mobilization, Readiness and National Guard Affairs sat on the women's health panel to discuss their expert practices in preventive, acute, and chronic healthcare for military women during the Joint Women Leadership Symposium June 20.

Maj. Kyle Zahn (center), the clinical nurse officer-in-charge of the Weed Army Community Hospital Medical Surgical Ward and Post-Anesthesia Care Unit (PACU), goes over COVID-19 protocols with participants of the hospital’s skills fair January 21 at the Mary E. Walker Center at Fort Irwin, Calif. Weed ACH staff focused several stations of the event on COVID-19 protocol and procedures. Stock Photo

RM2H0C7RN–Maj. Kyle Zahn (center), the clinical nurse officer-in-charge of the Weed Army Community Hospital Medical Surgical Ward and Post-Anesthesia Care Unit (PACU), goes over COVID-19 protocols with participants of the hospital’s skills fair January 21 at the Mary E. Walker Center at Fort Irwin, Calif. Weed ACH staff focused several stations of the event on COVID-19 protocol and procedures.

Mark Wills (center), country music artist, poses for a photo with Sgt. 1st Class David McAfee, primary care clinic noncommissioned officer in charge, and Spc. Charles Duplessis, combat medic, both with Weed Army Community Hospital, Aug. 2 at Fort Irwin, Calif. Wills participated in training at Fort Irwin for an episode of “Inside the Base.” (Photo by Kimberly Hackbarth/ USAG Fort Irwin Public Affairs Office) Stock Photo

RM2NHWC7E–Mark Wills (center), country music artist, poses for a photo with Sgt. 1st Class David McAfee, primary care clinic noncommissioned officer in charge, and Spc. Charles Duplessis, combat medic, both with Weed Army Community Hospital, Aug. 2 at Fort Irwin, Calif. Wills participated in training at Fort Irwin for an episode of “Inside the Base.” (Photo by Kimberly Hackbarth/ USAG Fort Irwin Public Affairs Office)

U.S. Army Capt. Ogechukwu Erinne, assigned to the Weed Army Community Hospital at Fort Irwin, California, competes with 1st Lt. Godin, assigned to the Irwin Army Community Hospital at Fort Riley, Kansas, during the bracket-style combatives tournament of the 2022 Regional Health Command-Central Best Leader Competition in Fort Bliss, Texas, April 10, 2022. The competition promotes esprit de corps throughout the Army while recognizing soldiers, noncommissioned officers, and officers who demonstrate commitment to the Army values and embody the warrior ethos. The competition challenges the Army Stock Photo

RM2M6784D–U.S. Army Capt. Ogechukwu Erinne, assigned to the Weed Army Community Hospital at Fort Irwin, California, competes with 1st Lt. Godin, assigned to the Irwin Army Community Hospital at Fort Riley, Kansas, during the bracket-style combatives tournament of the 2022 Regional Health Command-Central Best Leader Competition in Fort Bliss, Texas, April 10, 2022. The competition promotes esprit de corps throughout the Army while recognizing soldiers, noncommissioned officers, and officers who demonstrate commitment to the Army values and embody the warrior ethos. The competition challenges the Army

Stephanie Haydt (left), spouse of Brian Haydt, the command sergeant major of the National Training Center, assists Capt. Paul Chung (right), a general dentist with Fort Irwin Dental Command, Feb. 24, during a dental extraction at Shuttleworth Dental Clinic on Fort Irwin, Calif. Haydt is training with Fort Irwin Dental Command staff as part of the American Red Cross Dental Assistant Training program. (Photo by Kimberly Hackbarth/ Weed ACH Public Affairs Office) Stock Photo

RM2M5BWW5–Stephanie Haydt (left), spouse of Brian Haydt, the command sergeant major of the National Training Center, assists Capt. Paul Chung (right), a general dentist with Fort Irwin Dental Command, Feb. 24, during a dental extraction at Shuttleworth Dental Clinic on Fort Irwin, Calif. Haydt is training with Fort Irwin Dental Command staff as part of the American Red Cross Dental Assistant Training program. (Photo by Kimberly Hackbarth/ Weed ACH Public Affairs Office)

From left:US Navy Chief Petty Officer Jessica L. Wentlent, CMD Suite and Quality Management, Moderator, US Air Force Chief Master Sgt. Diena Mosley, Command Chief 30th Space Wing, US Army Lt. Col. Katrina Walters, Deputy Chief of Clinical Services Weed Army Community Hospital, US Navy Cmdr. Elizabeth Reeves, Preventive Medicine Officer, 1 Marine Expeditionary Force, US Army Brig. Gen. Jill K Faris, Assistant Surgeon General for Mobilization, Readiness and National Guard Affairs sat on the women's health panel to discuss their expert practices in preventive, acute, and chronic healthcare for mi Stock Photo

RMPH1033–From left:US Navy Chief Petty Officer Jessica L. Wentlent, CMD Suite and Quality Management, Moderator, US Air Force Chief Master Sgt. Diena Mosley, Command Chief 30th Space Wing, US Army Lt. Col. Katrina Walters, Deputy Chief of Clinical Services Weed Army Community Hospital, US Navy Cmdr. Elizabeth Reeves, Preventive Medicine Officer, 1 Marine Expeditionary Force, US Army Brig. Gen. Jill K Faris, Assistant Surgeon General for Mobilization, Readiness and National Guard Affairs sat on the women's health panel to discuss their expert practices in preventive, acute, and chronic healthcare for mi

U.S. Army Spc. Matthew Madarang, assigned to the Weed Army Community Hospital at Fort Irwin, California, performs the sled push and pull event during the urban obstacle course of the 2022 Regional Health Command-Central Best Leader Competition in Fort Bliss, Texas, April 10, 2022. The RHC-C BLC is a week-long competition hosted by the William Beaumont Army Medical Center. The competition promotes esprit de corps throughout the Army while recognizing soldiers, noncommissioned officers, and officers who demonstrate commitment to the Army values and embody the warrior ethos. The competition c Stock Photo

RM2M6782A–U.S. Army Spc. Matthew Madarang, assigned to the Weed Army Community Hospital at Fort Irwin, California, performs the sled push and pull event during the urban obstacle course of the 2022 Regional Health Command-Central Best Leader Competition in Fort Bliss, Texas, April 10, 2022. The RHC-C BLC is a week-long competition hosted by the William Beaumont Army Medical Center. The competition promotes esprit de corps throughout the Army while recognizing soldiers, noncommissioned officers, and officers who demonstrate commitment to the Army values and embody the warrior ethos. The competition c

Sgt. Gladys Lugo, a medical laboratory technician with Weed Army Community Hospital, prepares to cross the threshold into the noncommissioned officer corps during an NCO Induction Ceremony February 11 at the Sandy Basin Community Center on Fort Irwin, Calif. Lugo, a Los Angeles native, and 16 other NCOs participated in the ceremony welcoming them into the NCO corps. Stock Photo

RM2H0EFGD–Sgt. Gladys Lugo, a medical laboratory technician with Weed Army Community Hospital, prepares to cross the threshold into the noncommissioned officer corps during an NCO Induction Ceremony February 11 at the Sandy Basin Community Center on Fort Irwin, Calif. Lugo, a Los Angeles native, and 16 other NCOs participated in the ceremony welcoming them into the NCO corps.

RMPH1032–From left:US Navy Chief Petty Officer Jessica L. Wentlent, CMD Suite and Quality Management, Moderator, US Air Force Chief Master Sgt. Diena Mosley, Command Chief 30th Space Wing, US Army Lt. Col. Katrina Walters, Deputy Chief of Clinical Services Weed Army Community Hospital, US Navy Cmdr. Elizabeth Reeves, Preventive Medicine Officer, 1 Marine Expeditionary Force, US Army Brig. Gen. Jill K Faris, Assistant Surgeon General for Mobilization, Readiness and National Guard Affairs sat on the women's health panel to discuss their expert practices in preventive, acute, and chronic healthcare for mi

Command Sgt. Maj. Dedraf Blash (front center), the senior enlisted advisor for Weed Army Community Hospital, recites the Charge of the Noncommissioned Officer for newly-promoted NCOs to repeat during an NCO Induction Ceremony February 11 at the Sandy Basin Community Center on Fort Irwin, Calif. Weed ACH hosted the ceremony and inducted both hospital and Fort Irwin garrison NCOs. Stock Photo

RM2H0EFHM–Command Sgt. Maj. Dedraf Blash (front center), the senior enlisted advisor for Weed Army Community Hospital, recites the Charge of the Noncommissioned Officer for newly-promoted NCOs to repeat during an NCO Induction Ceremony February 11 at the Sandy Basin Community Center on Fort Irwin, Calif. Weed ACH hosted the ceremony and inducted both hospital and Fort Irwin garrison NCOs.

RMPH102Y–From left:US Navy Chief Petty Officer Jessica L. Wentlent, CMD Suite and Quality Management, Moderator, US Air Force Chief Master Sgt. Diena Mosley, Command Chief 30th Space Wing, US Army Lt. Col. Katrina Walters, Deputy Chief of Clinical Services Weed Army Community Hospital, US Navy Cmdr. Elizabeth Reeves, Preventive Medicine Officer, 1 Marine Expeditionary Force, US Army Brig. Gen. Jill K Faris, Assistant Surgeon General for Mobilization, Readiness and National Guard Affairs sat on the women's health panel to discuss their expert practices in preventive, acute, and chronic healthcare for mi

Command. Sgt. Maj. Timothy J. Sprunger (center left), the Regional Health Command - Central senior enlisted advisor, Command Sgt. Maj. Paul Fedorisin (center), the Fort Irwin garrison command sergeant major, and Command. Sgt. Maj. Dedraf Blash (center right), the Weed Army Community Hospital command sergeant major, stand with newly inducted noncommissioned officers following an NCO Induction Ceremony February 11 at the Sandy Basin Community Center on Fort Irwin, Calif. Weed ACH hosted the ceremony and welcomed 17 sergeants into the NCO corps. Stock Photo

RM2H0EFGG–Command. Sgt. Maj. Timothy J. Sprunger (center left), the Regional Health Command - Central senior enlisted advisor, Command Sgt. Maj. Paul Fedorisin (center), the Fort Irwin garrison command sergeant major, and Command. Sgt. Maj. Dedraf Blash (center right), the Weed Army Community Hospital command sergeant major, stand with newly inducted noncommissioned officers following an NCO Induction Ceremony February 11 at the Sandy Basin Community Center on Fort Irwin, Calif. Weed ACH hosted the ceremony and welcomed 17 sergeants into the NCO corps.

Health Facility Planning Officer Lt. Col. John Smith (right), with the U.S. Army Health Facility Planning Agency shows U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Deputy Commanding General for Military and International Operations Maj. Gen. Mark Yenter(left) a triage room located within the hospital's emergency department as they toured the new Fort Irwin Weed Army Community Hospital project at Fort Irwin, California, during a visit here May 15. Yenter toured several Los Angeles District projects at the National Training Center at Fort Irwin, California, during a visit here May 15. Stock Photo

RMJ6FFWD–Health Facility Planning Officer Lt. Col. John Smith (right), with the U.S. Army Health Facility Planning Agency shows U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Deputy Commanding General for Military and International Operations Maj. Gen. Mark Yenter(left) a triage room located within the hospital's emergency department as they toured the new Fort Irwin Weed Army Community Hospital project at Fort Irwin, California, during a visit here May 15. Yenter toured several Los Angeles District projects at the National Training Center at Fort Irwin, California, during a visit here May 15.

RM2GKXK37–Ryan Lebowitz (right), a senior implementation specialist with Asteres, the company that creates ScriptCenter kiosks, shows Michelle Samples, the spouse of a Soldier with Bronco Team, Operations Group, how to create a profile on Weed Army Community Hospital’s new ScriptCenter kiosk July 20 on Fort Irwin, Calif. The kiosk allows Department of Defense beneficiaries to pick up their prescriptions using the kiosk during hours when the hospital is open.

Maj. Megan Reglin (far right), the clinical nurse officer in charge for Weed Army Community Hospital’s Women’s Health Clinic, speaks to Barbie Aguilar (center) and her husband, Petty Officer 2nd Class Luis Aguilar(center left), a Navy Reserve Sailor and contractor on Fort Irwin, at the Baby Expo April 9 at Weed ACH, Fort Irwin, Calif. Barbie, who is 32 weeks pregnant, recently enrolled at Weed ACH for care and attended the Baby Expo to get information about the hospital and its services. (Photo by Kimberly Hackbarth / Weed ACH Public Affairs Office) Stock Photo

RM2M674A1–Maj. Megan Reglin (far right), the clinical nurse officer in charge for Weed Army Community Hospital’s Women’s Health Clinic, speaks to Barbie Aguilar (center) and her husband, Petty Officer 2nd Class Luis Aguilar(center left), a Navy Reserve Sailor and contractor on Fort Irwin, at the Baby Expo April 9 at Weed ACH, Fort Irwin, Calif. Barbie, who is 32 weeks pregnant, recently enrolled at Weed ACH for care and attended the Baby Expo to get information about the hospital and its services. (Photo by Kimberly Hackbarth / Weed ACH Public Affairs Office)

RM2GKXK2W–Michelle Samples, the spouse of a Soldier with Bronco Team, Operations Group, creates a profile on Weed Army Community Hospital’s new ScriptCenter kiosk July 20 on Fort Irwin, Calif. The kiosk allows Department of Defense beneficiaries with an active profile to obtain their prescriptions using the kiosk versus waiting in line at the pharmacy.

Maj. Jefferey Beeman, project program manager (L) and Cheree Peterson, director of programs, U.S. Army Corps Engineers South Pacific Division, and the senior executive project manager for the Fort Irwin Weed Army Hospital replacement construction project (r) observe on-going construction activites from the hospital command suite patio at the new Weed Army Community Hospital construction project, Fort Irwin and The National Training Center, Ft. Irwin, California. Peterson hosted the project’s Senior Executive Review Group quarterly briefing here Dec. 1. Stock Photo

RMMXRDR3–Maj. Jefferey Beeman, project program manager (L) and Cheree Peterson, director of programs, U.S. Army Corps Engineers South Pacific Division, and the senior executive project manager for the Fort Irwin Weed Army Hospital replacement construction project (r) observe on-going construction activites from the hospital command suite patio at the new Weed Army Community Hospital construction project, Fort Irwin and The National Training Center, Ft. Irwin, California. Peterson hosted the project’s Senior Executive Review Group quarterly briefing here Dec. 1.

RMMR62XX–Health Facility Planning Officer Lt. Col. John Smith (right), with the U.S. Army Health Facility Planning Agency shows U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Deputy Commanding General for Military and International Operations Maj. Gen. Mark Yenter(left) a triage room located within the hospital's emergency department as they toured the new Fort Irwin Weed Army Community Hospital project at Fort Irwin, California, during a visit here May 15. Yenter toured several Los Angeles District projects at the National Training Center at Fort Irwin, California, during a visit here May 15.

The new Weed Army Community Hospital, as seen in this June 2017 photo, is the Department of Defense’s first LEED-Platinum, carbon-neutral medical facility built in the U.S. It generates all of the energy it needs by solar power and other renewable energy systems. It is one of three LEED Platinum medical facilities built in the U.S., but the only one built for the Department of Defense. Stock Photo

RMPWXJBD–The new Weed Army Community Hospital, as seen in this June 2017 photo, is the Department of Defense’s first LEED-Platinum, carbon-neutral medical facility built in the U.S. It generates all of the energy it needs by solar power and other renewable energy systems. It is one of three LEED Platinum medical facilities built in the U.S., but the only one built for the Department of Defense.

Exterior south side of the Fort Irwin Weed Army Community Hospital taken Nov 22. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Los Angeles District is constructing the new hospital project that consists of a 216,000 square foot hospital facility which will provide Soldier and family patient care, emergency medicine, and a wide variety of clinical support. Additionally, the project includes a 9,000-square-foot renovation of the Mary E. Walker Center and construction of a helipad, ambulance shelter, and central utilities plant. The facility stands to be LEED Platinum, net-zero, carbon-neutral hospital that Stock Photo

RMMXRDR1–Exterior south side of the Fort Irwin Weed Army Community Hospital taken Nov 22. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Los Angeles District is constructing the new hospital project that consists of a 216,000 square foot hospital facility which will provide Soldier and family patient care, emergency medicine, and a wide variety of clinical support. Additionally, the project includes a 9,000-square-foot renovation of the Mary E. Walker Center and construction of a helipad, ambulance shelter, and central utilities plant. The facility stands to be LEED Platinum, net-zero, carbon-neutral hospital that

Gen. Robert Abrams, commanding general, U.S. Army Forces Command, speaks to the audience during a Sept. 21 ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new Weed Army Community Hospital at Fort Irwin, California. Stock Photo

RMPW7KHW–Gen. Robert Abrams, commanding general, U.S. Army Forces Command, speaks to the audience during a Sept. 21 ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new Weed Army Community Hospital at Fort Irwin, California.

Construction of the new Fort Irwin Weed Army Community Hospital at Fort Irwin, California, is more than 80 precent completed. A 7.6 acre photovoltaic (PV) array and a solar thermal array, will generate 2.4 megawatts of power and the solar thermal array will provide a majority of the hot water the hospital requires. The new hospital project consists of a 216,000 square foot hospital facility which will provide Soldier and family patient care, emergency medicine, and a wide variety of clinical support. Additionally, the project includes a 9,000-square-foot renovation of the Mary E. Walker Ce Stock Photo

RMMXRDPY–Construction of the new Fort Irwin Weed Army Community Hospital at Fort Irwin, California, is more than 80 precent completed. A 7.6 acre photovoltaic (PV) array and a solar thermal array, will generate 2.4 megawatts of power and the solar thermal array will provide a majority of the hot water the hospital requires. The new hospital project consists of a 216,000 square foot hospital facility which will provide Soldier and family patient care, emergency medicine, and a wide variety of clinical support. Additionally, the project includes a 9,000-square-foot renovation of the Mary E. Walker Ce

RMMT6Y2P–The new Weed Army Community Hospital, as seen in this June 2017 photo, is the Department of Defense’s first LEED-Platinum, carbon-neutral medical facility built in the U.S. It generates all of the energy it needs by solar power and other renewable energy systems. It is one of three LEED Platinum medical facilities built in the U.S., but the only one built for the Department of Defense.

Graders closely watch Staff 1st Class Jose Perez and 1st Lt. Samuel Chase from Weed Army Community Hospital as they assess a simulated casualty during the Regional Health Command-Central (Provisional) 2016 Best Medic Competition at Camp Bullis, Texas, Sept. 21, 2016. (U.S. Army Photo by Robert T. Shields/Released) Stock Photo

RMP2J928–Graders closely watch Staff 1st Class Jose Perez and 1st Lt. Samuel Chase from Weed Army Community Hospital as they assess a simulated casualty during the Regional Health Command-Central (Provisional) 2016 Best Medic Competition at Camp Bullis, Texas, Sept. 21, 2016. (U.S. Army Photo by Robert T. Shields/Released)

The new Weed Army Community Hospital at Fort Irwin, California, pictured in this August 2017 photo, is the Department of Defense's first LEED-Platinum, carbon-neutral medical facility built in the U.S. It generates all of the energy it needs by solar power and other renewable energy systems. It is one of three LEED Platinum medical facilities built in the U.S., but the only one built for the Department of Defense. Stock Photo

RMMN4XF4–The new Weed Army Community Hospital at Fort Irwin, California, pictured in this August 2017 photo, is the Department of Defense's first LEED-Platinum, carbon-neutral medical facility built in the U.S. It generates all of the energy it needs by solar power and other renewable energy systems. It is one of three LEED Platinum medical facilities built in the U.S., but the only one built for the Department of Defense.

Sgt. 1st Class Jose Perez and 1st Lt. Samuel Chase from Weed Army Community Hospital carry a simulated casualty during the Regional Health Command-Central (Provisional) 2016 Best Medic Competition at Camp Bullis, Texas, Sept. 21, 2016. The combat medic lane tests the candidates' ability to perform casualty care in close quarters as well as their ability to evacuate wounded. (U.S. Army Photo by Robert T. Shields/Released) Stock Photo

RMP2J927–Sgt. 1st Class Jose Perez and 1st Lt. Samuel Chase from Weed Army Community Hospital carry a simulated casualty during the Regional Health Command-Central (Provisional) 2016 Best Medic Competition at Camp Bullis, Texas, Sept. 21, 2016. The combat medic lane tests the candidates' ability to perform casualty care in close quarters as well as their ability to evacuate wounded. (U.S. Army Photo by Robert T. Shields/Released)

RMP6BABK–From left: US Air Force Chief Master Sgt. Diena Mosley, Command Chief 30th Space Wing, US Army Lt. Col. Katrina Walters, Deputy Chief of Clinical Services Weed Army Community Hospital, US Navy Cmdr. Elizabeth Reeves, Preventive Medicine Officer, 1 Marine Expeditionary Force, US Army Brig. Gen. Jill K Faris, Assistant Surgeon General for Mobilization, Readiness and National Guard Affairs sat on the women's health panel to discuss their expert practices in preventive, acute, and chronic healthcare for military women during the Joint Women Leadership Symposium June 20.

Lt. Gen. Todd Semonite, commanding general, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, left, asks a question during a Sept. 20 tour of the new Weed Army Community Hospital at Fort Irwin, California. Stock Photo

RMPW7KJ4–Lt. Gen. Todd Semonite, commanding general, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, left, asks a question during a Sept. 20 tour of the new Weed Army Community Hospital at Fort Irwin, California.

RMP6BABH–From left:US Navy Chief Petty Officer Jessica L. Wentlent, CMD Suite and Quality Management, Moderator, US Air Force Chief Master Sgt. Diena Mosley, Command Chief 30th Space Wing, US Army Lt. Col. Katrina Walters, Deputy Chief of Clinical Services Weed Army Community Hospital, US Navy Cmdr. Elizabeth Reeves, Preventive Medicine Officer, 1 Marine Expeditionary Force, US Army Brig. Gen. Jill K Faris, Assistant Surgeon General for Mobilization, Readiness and National Guard Affairs sat on the women's health panel to discuss their expert practices in preventive, acute, and chronic healthcare for mi

Capt. Angie M. Ison, Chief Nutrition Care Division, Weed Army Community Hospital, visit with children at Fort Irwin School Age Center to discuss nutrition, being active and sleeping proper in order to combat childhood obesity Aug. 21. Stock Photo

RMPPBKGC–Capt. Angie M. Ison, Chief Nutrition Care Division, Weed Army Community Hospital, visit with children at Fort Irwin School Age Center to discuss nutrition, being active and sleeping proper in order to combat childhood obesity Aug. 21.

RMP6BABG–From left:US Navy Chief Petty Officer Jessica L. Wentlent, CMD Suite and Quality Management, Moderator, US Air Force Chief Master Sgt. Diena Mosley, Command Chief 30th Space Wing, US Army Lt. Col. Katrina Walters, Deputy Chief of Clinical Services Weed Army Community Hospital, US Navy Cmdr. Elizabeth Reeves, Preventive Medicine Officer, 1 Marine Expeditionary Force, US Army Brig. Gen. Jill K Faris, Assistant Surgeon General for Mobilization, Readiness and National Guard Affairs sat on the women's health panel to discuss their expert practices in preventive, acute, and chronic healthcare for mi

RMPPBKGE–Capt. Angie M. Ison, Chief Nutrition Care Division, Weed Army Community Hospital, visit with children at Fort Irwin School Age Center to discuss nutrition, being active and sleeping proper in order to combat childhood obesity Aug. 21.

RMP6BABB–From left:US Navy Chief Petty Officer Jessica L. Wentlent, CMD Suite and Quality Management, Moderator, US Air Force Chief Master Sgt. Diena Mosley, Command Chief 30th Space Wing, US Army Lt. Col. Katrina Walters, Deputy Chief of Clinical Services Weed Army Community Hospital, US Navy Cmdr. Elizabeth Reeves, Preventive Medicine Officer, 1 Marine Expeditionary Force, US Army Brig. Gen. Jill K Faris, Assistant Surgeon General for Mobilization, Readiness and National Guard Affairs sat on the women's health panel to discuss their expert practices in preventive, acute, and chronic healthcare for mi

Joe Calcara, director of programs, USACE South Pacific Division and the senior executive project manager for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Fort Irwin Weed Army Hospital replacement construction project, hosted the project’s Senior Executive Review Group quarterly briefing at Fort Irwin Sept. 22. USACE senior leaders visit Fort Irwin Hospital project 150922-A-AB280-055 Stock Photo

RMHEPK75–Joe Calcara, director of programs, USACE South Pacific Division and the senior executive project manager for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Fort Irwin Weed Army Hospital replacement construction project, hosted the project’s Senior Executive Review Group quarterly briefing at Fort Irwin Sept. 22. USACE senior leaders visit Fort Irwin Hospital project 150922-A-AB280-055

RMHEPK68–Joe Calcara, director of programs, USACE South Pacific Division and the senior executive project manager for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Fort Irwin Weed Army Hospital replacement construction project, hosted the project’s Senior Executive Review Group quarterly briefing at Fort Irwin Sept. 22. USACE senior leaders visit Fort Irwin Hospital project 150922-A-AB280-059

Gen. Robert Abrams, commanding general, U.S. Army Forces Command, left, and Lt. Gen. Todd Semonite, commanding general, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, right, look out into the audience during a Sept. 21 ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new Weed Army Community Hospital at Fort Irwin, California. Stock Photo

RMPW7KJ2–Gen. Robert Abrams, commanding general, U.S. Army Forces Command, left, and Lt. Gen. Todd Semonite, commanding general, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, right, look out into the audience during a Sept. 21 ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new Weed Army Community Hospital at Fort Irwin, California.

RMHEPK66–Joe Calcara, director of programs, USACE South Pacific Division, and the senior executive project manager for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Fort Irwin Weed Army Hospital replacement construction project and USACE director of Military Programs Lloyd Caldwell listen to briefers during the quarterly SERG. USACE senior leaders visit Fort Irwin Hospital project 150922-A-AB280-004

Lt. Gen. Todd Semonite, commanding general, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, left, and Maj. Gen. Thomas Tempel Jr., commanding general, Regional Health Command-Central, second from left, greet Soldiers during a Sept. 20 tour of the new Weed Army Community Hospital at Fort Irwin, California. Stock Photo

RMPW7KJ6–Lt. Gen. Todd Semonite, commanding general, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, left, and Maj. Gen. Thomas Tempel Jr., commanding general, Regional Health Command-Central, second from left, greet Soldiers during a Sept. 20 tour of the new Weed Army Community Hospital at Fort Irwin, California.

RMHEPK67–Joe Calcara, director of programs, USACE South Pacific Division and the senior executive project manager for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Fort Irwin Weed Army Hospital replacement construction project, hosted the project’s Senior Executive Review Group quarterly briefing at Fort Irwin Sept. 22. USACE senior leaders visit Fort Irwin Hospital project 150922-A-AB280-053

Sgt. Maureen Kang, a licensed practical nurse with Weed Army Community Hospital’s Medical Surgical Ward triages a simulated casualty during the team competition portion of the hospital’s skills fair January 21 at the Mary E. Walker Center at Fort Irwin, Calif. Kang, a Los Angeles native, was among the first hospital staff members to complete the skills fair. Stock Photo

RM2H0C7R5–Sgt. Maureen Kang, a licensed practical nurse with Weed Army Community Hospital’s Medical Surgical Ward triages a simulated casualty during the team competition portion of the hospital’s skills fair January 21 at the Mary E. Walker Center at Fort Irwin, Calif. Kang, a Los Angeles native, was among the first hospital staff members to complete the skills fair.

Cpl. Larry Lowe, Jr. (center), the Fort Irwin Dental Clinic 1 noncommissioned officer in charge, receives an Army commendation medal March 29 at Joint Base San Antonio, Texas for winning the Regional Dental Command-Central’s NCO of the Year competition. Lowe, a Stafford, Va. native, and other competitors participated in multiple events over several days including a ruck march, day and night land navigation, an obstacle course, the Army Combat Fitness Test and an Army knowledge board. Stock Photo

RM2GKEC3H–Cpl. Larry Lowe, Jr. (center), the Fort Irwin Dental Clinic 1 noncommissioned officer in charge, receives an Army commendation medal March 29 at Joint Base San Antonio, Texas for winning the Regional Dental Command-Central’s NCO of the Year competition. Lowe, a Stafford, Va. native, and other competitors participated in multiple events over several days including a ruck march, day and night land navigation, an obstacle course, the Army Combat Fitness Test and an Army knowledge board.

From left: Col. Hengmo McCall, Deputy Chief of Nursing Weed Army Community Hospital, Maj. Samantha Hanson, Chief of Quality Services Weed Army Community Hospital conduct leadership walk through with staff members from the Joint Commission Center for Transforming Healthcare during a site visit at Weed Army Community Hospital Sept. 13. Stock Photo

RMPR4KA0–From left: Col. Hengmo McCall, Deputy Chief of Nursing Weed Army Community Hospital, Maj. Samantha Hanson, Chief of Quality Services Weed Army Community Hospital conduct leadership walk through with staff members from the Joint Commission Center for Transforming Healthcare during a site visit at Weed Army Community Hospital Sept. 13.

The new hospital project at Fort Irwin consists of a 216,000 square foot hospital facility which provides Soldier and family patient care, emergency medicine, and a wide variety of clinical support. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Deputy Commanding General for Military and International Operations Maj. Gen. Mark Yenter toured several Los Angeles District projects at the National Training Center at Fort Irwin, California, during a visit here May 15. Stock Photo

RMJ6FFWM–The new hospital project at Fort Irwin consists of a 216,000 square foot hospital facility which provides Soldier and family patient care, emergency medicine, and a wide variety of clinical support. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Deputy Commanding General for Military and International Operations Maj. Gen. Mark Yenter toured several Los Angeles District projects at the National Training Center at Fort Irwin, California, during a visit here May 15.

Col. Elliott Bermudez, the outgoing commander for Fort Irwin Dental Clinic Command, addresses the audience June 24 during a change of command ceremony at Sandy Basin Community Center on Fort Irwin, Calif. Bermudez served as the commander of Fort Irwin Dental Clinic Command from 2018 to 2021. Stock Photo

RM2GKT1ET–Col. Elliott Bermudez, the outgoing commander for Fort Irwin Dental Clinic Command, addresses the audience June 24 during a change of command ceremony at Sandy Basin Community Center on Fort Irwin, Calif. Bermudez served as the commander of Fort Irwin Dental Clinic Command from 2018 to 2021.

Lt. Gen. Todd Semonite, commanding general, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, right, speaks to the audience during a Sept. 21 ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new Weed Army Community Hospital, while Gen. Robert Abrams, commanding general, U.S. Army Forces Command, left, and Maj. Gen. Thomas Tempel, commanding general, Regional Health Command-Central, center, look on. Stock Photo

RMPW7KHR–Lt. Gen. Todd Semonite, commanding general, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, right, speaks to the audience during a Sept. 21 ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new Weed Army Community Hospital, while Gen. Robert Abrams, commanding general, U.S. Army Forces Command, left, and Maj. Gen. Thomas Tempel, commanding general, Regional Health Command-Central, center, look on.

Lt. Col. Leslie Oakes, incoming commander of Fort Irwin Dental Clinic Command, receives the Fort Irwin Dental Clinic Command colors from Col. Robert Selders, Jr., commander of the Fort Carson Dental Health Activity Command, June 24 at Sandy Basin Community Center on Fort Irwin, Calif., signifying her assumption of command. Oakes, an Enterprise, Ala., native, previously served as the chief of pediatric dentistry for Fort Irwin Dental Clinic Command. Stock Photo

RM2GKT1F9–Lt. Col. Leslie Oakes, incoming commander of Fort Irwin Dental Clinic Command, receives the Fort Irwin Dental Clinic Command colors from Col. Robert Selders, Jr., commander of the Fort Carson Dental Health Activity Command, June 24 at Sandy Basin Community Center on Fort Irwin, Calif., signifying her assumption of command. Oakes, an Enterprise, Ala., native, previously served as the chief of pediatric dentistry for Fort Irwin Dental Clinic Command.

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Deputy Commanding General for Military and International Operations Maj. Gen. Mark Yenter toured several Los Angeles District projects at the National Training Center at Fort Irwin, California, during a visit here May 15. Stock Photo

RMJ6FFWE–U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Deputy Commanding General for Military and International Operations Maj. Gen. Mark Yenter toured several Los Angeles District projects at the National Training Center at Fort Irwin, California, during a visit here May 15.

(From left to right) Col. Elliott Bermudez, commander of Fort Irwin Dental Clinic Command, Sgt. 1st Class Fisamuel Reggans, senior enlisted leader with Fort Irwin DENTAC, Command Sgt. Maj. William Justice, senior enlisted advisor for Fort Irwin and the National Training Center, and Brig. Gen. Curtis Taylor, commanding general of Fort Irwin and NTC, cut a ribbon during a ceremony celebrating the reopening of the Shuttleworth Dental Clinic May 10 on Fort Irwin, Calif. Shuttleworth Dental Clinic temporarily closed in December 2019 to undergo nearly $12 million in renovations. Stock Photo

RM2GKK0XR–(From left to right) Col. Elliott Bermudez, commander of Fort Irwin Dental Clinic Command, Sgt. 1st Class Fisamuel Reggans, senior enlisted leader with Fort Irwin DENTAC, Command Sgt. Maj. William Justice, senior enlisted advisor for Fort Irwin and the National Training Center, and Brig. Gen. Curtis Taylor, commanding general of Fort Irwin and NTC, cut a ribbon during a ceremony celebrating the reopening of the Shuttleworth Dental Clinic May 10 on Fort Irwin, Calif. Shuttleworth Dental Clinic temporarily closed in December 2019 to undergo nearly $12 million in renovations.

Indrie Friday, 13, daughter of Sgt. 1st Class Joshua Friday, an observer, coach and trainer with Cobra Team, Operations Group, receives the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine May 15 at the Dr. Mary E. Walker Center on Fort Irwin, Calif. Indrie was the first child on Fort Irwin in the 12-15 year-old age group to receive the COVID-19 vaccine following the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) expanding the emergency use authorization (EUA) for Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine to include children and teens ages 12 and over. Stock Photo

RM2GKKDXE–Indrie Friday, 13, daughter of Sgt. 1st Class Joshua Friday, an observer, coach and trainer with Cobra Team, Operations Group, receives the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine May 15 at the Dr. Mary E. Walker Center on Fort Irwin, Calif. Indrie was the first child on Fort Irwin in the 12-15 year-old age group to receive the COVID-19 vaccine following the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) expanding the emergency use authorization (EUA) for Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine to include children and teens ages 12 and over.

From left to right, Maj. Gen. Thomas Tempel, commanding general, Regional Health Command-Central; Lt. Gen. Todd Semonite, commanding general, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers; Gen. Robert Abrams, commanding general, U.S. Army Forces Command; and Brig. Gen. Jeff Broadwater, commanding general, National Training Center and Fort Irwin, cut the ribbon during a Sept. 21 ceremony signifying the opening of the new Weed Army Community Hospital at Fort Irwin, California. Stock Photo

RMPW7KHA–From left to right, Maj. Gen. Thomas Tempel, commanding general, Regional Health Command-Central; Lt. Gen. Todd Semonite, commanding general, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers; Gen. Robert Abrams, commanding general, U.S. Army Forces Command; and Brig. Gen. Jeff Broadwater, commanding general, National Training Center and Fort Irwin, cut the ribbon during a Sept. 21 ceremony signifying the opening of the new Weed Army Community Hospital at Fort Irwin, California.

Andrew Friday, 12, son of Sgt. 1st Class Joshua Friday, an observer, coach and trainer with Cobra Team, Operations Group, receives the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine May 15 at the Dr. Mary E. Walker Center on Fort Irwin, Calif. Andrew was the second child on Fort Irwin in the 12-15 year-old age group to receive the COVID-19 vaccine following the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) expanding the emergency use authorization (EUA) for Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine to include children and teens ages 12 and over. Stock Photo

RM2GKKDXM–Andrew Friday, 12, son of Sgt. 1st Class Joshua Friday, an observer, coach and trainer with Cobra Team, Operations Group, receives the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine May 15 at the Dr. Mary E. Walker Center on Fort Irwin, Calif. Andrew was the second child on Fort Irwin in the 12-15 year-old age group to receive the COVID-19 vaccine following the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) expanding the emergency use authorization (EUA) for Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine to include children and teens ages 12 and over.

Pvt. Lucas McEachran, a chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear specialist with Headquarters and Headquarters Troop, 2nd Squadron, 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment, is vaccinated with the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine Apr. 13, 2021, at the Dr. Mary E. Walker Center on Fort Irwin, Calif., during Tier 2 vaccinations. McEachran, a Fresno, Calif. native, received the vaccine in the first group of individuals to be vaccinated since Fort Irwin transitioned to Tier 2 on April 7. Stock Photo

RM2GKG2K0–Pvt. Lucas McEachran, a chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear specialist with Headquarters and Headquarters Troop, 2nd Squadron, 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment, is vaccinated with the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine Apr. 13, 2021, at the Dr. Mary E. Walker Center on Fort Irwin, Calif., during Tier 2 vaccinations. McEachran, a Fresno, Calif. native, received the vaccine in the first group of individuals to be vaccinated since Fort Irwin transitioned to Tier 2 on April 7.

RMPE5KY9–Joe Calcara, director of programs, USACE South Pacific Division, and the senior executive project manager for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Fort Irwin Weed Army Hospital replacement construction project and USACE director of Military Programs Lloyd Caldwell listen to briefers during the quarterly SERG.

RMPE5KYB–Joe Calcara, director of programs, USACE South Pacific Division and the senior executive project manager for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Fort Irwin Weed Army Hospital replacement construction project, hosted the project’s Senior Executive Review Group quarterly briefing at Fort Irwin Sept. 22.

Soon-to-be-mothers can have a picture-perfect view of the mountains in the maternity room at the new Weed Army Community Hospital at Fort Irwin, California. The hospital is the Department of Defense’s first LEED-Platinum, carbon-neutral medical facility built in the U.S. It generates all of the energy it needs by solar power and other renewable energy systems. It is one of three LEED Platinum medical facilities built in the U.S., but the only one built for the Department of Defense. The hospital officially opened Sept. 21 at Fort Irwin. Stock Photo

RMPW7KJD–Soon-to-be-mothers can have a picture-perfect view of the mountains in the maternity room at the new Weed Army Community Hospital at Fort Irwin, California. The hospital is the Department of Defense’s first LEED-Platinum, carbon-neutral medical facility built in the U.S. It generates all of the energy it needs by solar power and other renewable energy systems. It is one of three LEED Platinum medical facilities built in the U.S., but the only one built for the Department of Defense. The hospital officially opened Sept. 21 at Fort Irwin.

RMPE5KY8–Joe Calcara, director of programs, USACE South Pacific Division and the senior executive project manager for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Fort Irwin Weed Army Hospital replacement construction project, hosted the project’s Senior Executive Review Group quarterly briefing at Fort Irwin Sept. 22.

RMPE5KYA–Joe Calcara, director of programs, USACE South Pacific Division and the senior executive project manager for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Fort Irwin Weed Army Hospital replacement construction project, hosted the project’s Senior Executive Review Group quarterly briefing at Fort Irwin Sept. 22.

RMPW7KJE–Soon-to-be-mothers can have a picture-perfect view of the mountains in the maternity room at the new Weed Army Community Hospital at Fort Irwin, California. The hospital is the Department of Defense’s first LEED-Platinum, carbon-neutral medical facility built in the U.S. It generates all of the energy it needs by solar power and other renewable energy systems. It is one of three LEED Platinum medical facilities built in the U.S., but the only one built for the Department of Defense. The hospital officially opened Sept. 21 at Fort Irwin.

RMPE5KYC–Joe Calcara, director of programs, USACE South Pacific Division and the senior executive project manager for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Fort Irwin Weed Army Hospital replacement construction project, hosted the project’s Senior Executive Review Group quarterly briefing at Fort Irwin Sept. 22.

Cheree Peterson, director of programs, USACE South Pacific Division, and the senior executive project manager for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Fort Irwin Weed Army Hospital replacement construction project, hosted the project’s Senior Executive Review Group quarterly briefing at Fort Irwin Dec. 1. Peterson also met with the senior project management team headed by Los Angeles District Commander Col. Kirk Gibbs and representatives from the U.S. Army Garrison Fort Irwin, U.S. Army Medical Command, U.S. Army Health Facility Planning Agency, RLF Engineering and Turner Construction Company. Stock Photo

RMMXRDRJ–Cheree Peterson, director of programs, USACE South Pacific Division, and the senior executive project manager for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Fort Irwin Weed Army Hospital replacement construction project, hosted the project’s Senior Executive Review Group quarterly briefing at Fort Irwin Dec. 1. Peterson also met with the senior project management team headed by Los Angeles District Commander Col. Kirk Gibbs and representatives from the U.S. Army Garrison Fort Irwin, U.S. Army Medical Command, U.S. Army Health Facility Planning Agency, RLF Engineering and Turner Construction Company.

RMRE4D44–Maj. Jefferey Beeman, project program manager (L) and Cheree Peterson, director of programs, U.S. Army Corps Engineers South Pacific Division, and the senior executive project manager for the Fort Irwin Weed Army Hospital replacement construction project (r) observe on-going construction activites from the hospital command suite patio at the new Weed Army Community Hospital construction project, Fort Irwin and The National Training Center, Ft. Irwin, California. Peterson hosted the project’s Senior Executive Review Group quarterly briefing here Dec. 1.

RMMXRDRN–Cheree Peterson, director of programs, USACE South Pacific Division, and the senior executive project manager for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Fort Irwin Weed Army Hospital replacement construction project, hosted the project’s Senior Executive Review Group quarterly briefing at Fort Irwin Dec. 1. Peterson also met with the senior project management team headed by Los Angeles District Commander Col. Kirk Gibbs and representatives from the U.S. Army Garrison Fort Irwin, U.S. Army Medical Command, U.S. Army Health Facility Planning Agency, RLF Engineering and Turner Construction Company.

RMRE4D43–Exterior south side of the Fort Irwin Weed Army Community Hospital taken Nov 22. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Los Angeles District is constructing the new hospital project that consists of a 216,000 square foot hospital facility which will provide Soldier and family patient care, emergency medicine, and a wide variety of clinical support. Additionally, the project includes a 9,000-square-foot renovation of the Mary E. Walker Center and construction of a helipad, ambulance shelter, and central utilities plant. The facility stands to be LEED Platinum, net-zero, carbon-neutral hospital that

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