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Spc. Michael Gavin, a resident of Fleetwood, Pa., and

Spc. Michael Gavin, a resident of Fleetwood, Pa., and

Spc. Michael Gavin, a resident of Fleetwood, Pa., and a combat medic with the 7221st Medical Support Unit, Newark, Del., runs on a treadmill while breathing through a mask connected to a monitor that tracks how... More

A clinician at the Army Wellness Center, Aberdeen Proving

A clinician at the Army Wellness Center, Aberdeen Proving

A clinician at the Army Wellness Center, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md., uses an ultrasound wand to measure body fat on an Army Reserve soldier of the 7221st Medical Support Unit, Newark, Del., Feb. 9, 2014. The ... More

A digital monitor prints out its report for an Army

A digital monitor prints out its report for an Army

A digital monitor prints out its report for an Army Reserve soldier of the 7221st Medical Support Unit, Newark, Del., Feb. 9, 2014, after measuring how he processes oxygen for 15 minutes at rest. Combined with ... More

Spc. Michael M. Gavin, a resident of Fleetwood, Pa.,

Spc. Michael M. Gavin, a resident of Fleetwood, Pa.,

Spc. Michael M. Gavin, a resident of Fleetwood, Pa., and a combat medic with the 7221st Medical Support Unit, Newark, Del., breathes through a mask connected to a monitor that tracks how well he processes oxyge... More

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