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Spc. Emmanuel Elien, medical laboratory specialists,

Spc. Emmanuel Elien, medical laboratory specialists,

Spc. Emmanuel Elien, medical laboratory specialists, 440th Medical Detachment, measures a syringe as part of normal duties for medical laboratory specialists, both in garrison and in deployed environments.

Pfc. Alexis Calloway, medical laboratory specialists,

Pfc. Alexis Calloway, medical laboratory specialists,

Pfc. Alexis Calloway, medical laboratory specialists, 440th Medical Detachment, prepares vials for blood analysis as part of normal duties for medical laboratory specialists, both in garrison and in deployed en... More

U.S Army Spc. Hannah McLauchlan, a San Antonio, Texas,

U.S Army Spc. Hannah McLauchlan, a San Antonio, Texas,

U.S Army Spc. Hannah McLauchlan, a San Antonio, Texas, native, with the 440th Medical Blood Support Detachment, talks with U.S. Army Command Sgt. Maj. Donna Brock, the U.S. Army Medical Command senior enlisted ... More

Spc. Kyle Alexander, medical laboratory specialists,

Spc. Kyle Alexander, medical laboratory specialists,

Spc. Kyle Alexander, medical laboratory specialists, 440th Medical Detachment, 31st Combat Support Hospital, prepares to draw blood from a Soldier as part of normal duties for medical laboratory specialist, bot... More

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