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Lt. Col. Karen Wade, 332nd Expeditionary Medical Group

Lt. Col. Karen Wade, 332nd Expeditionary Medical Group

Lt. Col. Karen Wade, 332nd Expeditionary Medical Group deputy chief nurse, observes members of the Iraq army participating in the In-Country Clinical Observership at Joint Base Balad, Iraq, Oct. 26, 2010. The I... More

A member of the Iraq army places an intravenous line

A member of the Iraq army places an intravenous line

A member of the Iraq army places an intravenous line where it would normally enter a vein on a medical training manikin during the In-Country Clinical Observership at Joint Base Balad, Iraq, Oct. 26, 2010. The ... More

A member of the Iraq army stabilizes the head of a

A member of the Iraq army stabilizes the head of a

A member of the Iraq army stabilizes the head of a medical training manikin in the simulation of a possible injury to the neck or back during the In-Country Clinical Observership at Joint Base Balad, Iraq, Oct.... More

A member of the Iraq army places a tourniquet above

A member of the Iraq army places a tourniquet above

A member of the Iraq army places a tourniquet above the knee on a medical training manikin during the In-Country Clinical Observership at Joint Base Balad, Iraq, Oct. 26, 2010. As U.S. forces continue drawdown ... More

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