U.S. Army combat medics Sgt. Michael B. Drozd, assigned to the 719th Medical Detachment Veterinary Services, left, and Sgt. Neal W. Cypriano, assigned to task Force Sinai, right, rush to treat a simulated casualty during a medical training scenario, Dec. 23, 2018, Camp Arifjan, Kuwait. U.S. Army Central combat medic Soldiers conduct regular training to maintain a high level of combat readiness and proficiency.

U.S. Army combat medics Sgt. Michael B. Drozd, assigned to the 719th Medical Detachment Veterinary Services, left, and Sgt. Neal W. Cypriano, assigned to task Force Sinai, right, rush to treat a simulated casualty during a medical training scenario, Dec. 23, 2018, Camp Arifjan, Kuwait. U.S. Army Central combat medic Soldiers conduct regular training to maintain a high level of combat readiness and proficiency. Stock Photo

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