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Capt. Lynn Welling, commanding officer of Naval Hospital

Capt. Lynn Welling, commanding officer of Naval Hospital

Capt. Lynn Welling, commanding officer of Naval Hospital Jacksonville, speaks at a grand opening ceremony for the hospital after completion of a $60 million five-year modernization project. The upgrades include... More

Jacksonville Mayor Alvin Brown speaks at a grand opening

Jacksonville Mayor Alvin Brown speaks at a grand opening

Jacksonville Mayor Alvin Brown speaks at a grand opening ceremony at Naval Hospital Jacksonville after completion of a $60 million five-year modernization project. The upgrades include six state of the art oper... More

Capt. Lynn Welling, commanding officer of Naval Hospital

Capt. Lynn Welling, commanding officer of Naval Hospital

Capt. Lynn Welling, commanding officer of Naval Hospital Jacksonville, gives a tour of the new aquatic treadmill for physical and occupational therapy after the hospital's grand opening ceremony. The hospital c... More

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