The augmentation team enhances the Army's ability to provide timely, quality and compassionate Medical Evaluation Board (MEB) disability processing for Soldiers and supplements the resources and ...

Army Initiates Medical Evaluation Board (MEB) Improvements. What it is' The wars in Iraq and Afghanistan have generated over the past ten years a significant number of Soldiers with multiple and ...

Forthcoming revisions to grooming standards would do away with permanent shaving waivers, which could largely impact Black ...

In a classroom at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, the first sergeant for the medical holding company lined up three soldiers to talk about their experience with the physical evaluation board.

Col. Rebecca I. Porter, chief of the behavioral health division of the Office of the Army’s Surgeon General, discusses the Army’s practices regarding behavioral health issues.

No [medical evaluation board] was ever initiated by my unit, but I do have the diagnosis.' Sullivan had Blay inform his chain of command, including providing documents outlining his diagnosis.

More than 3,770 sailors and Marines who were medically discharged between Sept. 12, 2016, and June 11, 2018, may be eligible for medical retirement from the Defense Department under a federal ...

In August, doctors rejected Bruder's request for a medical evaluation board, deemed him unfit for continued service by Condition Not a Disability and he was discharged, ending his six-year Navy ...

The Army’s outdated body composition policies are quietly eroding the readiness, health and performance of our force. The defense secretary’s recent call to reevaluate these standards is long ...

If a person in the military receives a diagnosis of diabetes, they must undergo an individual assessment, known as a Medical Evaluation Board ... US army soldiers with type 1 diabetes mellitus.

A U.S. Army helicopter crashed during a routine training exercise near Joint Base Lewis-McChord on March 25, 2024, sending two pilots to Madigan Army Medical Center to be evaluated. (KOMO News) ...

Robert Card’s battalion commander in the Army Reserve said Monday that his team could not have done anything more to force Card to accept mental health treatment before he killed 18 people in ...