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Kuantan, MALAYSIA, 05 Aug, 2016- Rear Adm. Brian S.

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Kuantan, MALAYSIA, 05 Aug, 2016- Rear Adm. Brian S.

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Kuantan, MALAYSIA, 05 Aug, 2016- Rear Adm. Brian S. Pecha, U.S. Pacific Command surgeon, speaks at the closing ceremony of the Asia Pacific Military Health Exchange 16. Co-hosted by U.S. Pacific Command surgeon and the Malaysian Armed Forces Health Services Division, the Asia Pacific Military Health Exchange (AMPHE) 2016 included plenary sessions focused on a variety of medical professions, as well as breakout sessions specific to ground, air, and maritime forces in the Indo-Asia- Pacific region. APMHE 16 ran from Aug 1-5, 2016 and involved nearly 500 participants from 27 different countries focused on global health interoperability. (Department of Defense Photo by MSgt Todd Kabalan)

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