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Col. Whit Wright, Fort Huachuca Garrison Commander,

Col. Whit Wright, Fort Huachuca Garrison Commander,

Col. Whit Wright, Fort Huachuca Garrison Commander, talks with Canyon Vista Medical Center’s CEO, Randy Anderson (Center), and COO, Tadd Greenfield (left), during a tour of Fort Huachuca Aug. 4.

Jeffrey Jennings, Deputy to the Commanding General

Jeffrey Jennings, Deputy to the Commanding General

Jeffrey Jennings, Deputy to the Commanding General (Right) discusses the history of Unmanned Aircraft Systems with Canyon Vista Medical Center’s CEO, Randy Anderson (Left) during a visit to the Fort Huachuca Hi... More

Members of the Canyon Vista Medical Center Executive

Members of the Canyon Vista Medical Center Executive

Members of the Canyon Vista Medical Center Executive Leadership Team meet with Jeffrey Jennings, Deputy to the Commanding General, and Col. Whit Wright, Fort Huachuca Garrison Commander, during their visit Aug. 4.

Members of the Canyon Vista Medical Center Executive

Members of the Canyon Vista Medical Center Executive

Members of the Canyon Vista Medical Center Executive Leadership Team take in the view from Star Hill as Jeffrey Jennings, Deputy to the Commanding General (Center), shows them the unique topography that makes u... More

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