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AMLC prioritizes people, readiness through interactive summer safety training
May 15, 2026 — With the “deadliest days of summer” fast approaching, U.S. Army Medical Logistics Command is taking a proactive, hands-on approach to ensure its workforce stays safe during the high-risk 100-day period between Memorial Day and Labor Day. MORE

AMLC safety and occupational health manager addresses workforce at safety stand-down event.

AMLC promotes medical maintenance careers through outreach efforts in NEPA
May 4, 2026 — U.S. Army Medical Logistics Command is reinforcing its commitment to developing the future medical maintenance workforce, recently completing two outreach engagements in Northeastern Pennsylvania. MORE

Hannah Acevedo, left, an electronics technician with U.S. Army Medical Logistics Command, talks to high school students during a career exploration event, hosted by Junior Achievement of Northeastern Pennsylvania over April 14-15 at Mohegan Pennsylvania near Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania.

AMLC executes hybrid drill to strengthen MEDLOG readiness
May 1, 2026 — As the Army undergoes its most significant shift in decades, U.S. Army Medical Logistics Command, or AMLC, is using tabletop exercises and rehearsal of concept drills to ensure medical logistics operations remain seamless across the force. MORE

Maj. Jeremy Searles, operations chief for the U.S. Army Medical Materiel Agency, contributes his input during a rehearsal of concept, or ROC, drill held by U.S. Army Medical Logistics Command at Fort Detrick, Maryland, on Feb. 9.

Fixed and forward: Army boosting readiness with new medical maintenance strategy
April 20, 2026 — In a move to increase readiness, U.S. Army Medical Logistics Command has redefined its Forward Repair Activity-Medical, or FRA-M, shifting from deployable experts to physical, home-station maintenance sites. MORE

Mark Kisel, lead biomedical equipment technician at U.S. Army Medical Logistics Command’s Medical Maintenance Operations Division at Tobyhanna Army Depot, Pennsylvania, performs checks on a medical device. Kisel is one of several technicians from MMOD-PA who are part of the division’s “fly-away team,” a group of expert techs who can deploy into the field to provide maintenance support to operational units.

AMLC partners with National Guard to keep medical devices full-time ready
April 16, 2026 — For the nation’s citizen-Soldiers, readiness can be a constant challenge. Unlike their active-duty counterparts, Army National Guard units operate on a part-time basis, making it difficult to keep pace with the intensive maintenance requirements of complex, life-saving medical equipment. MORE

Frank Cali, a biomedical equipment technician with U.S. Army Medical Logistics Command, performs maintenance checks on a patient monitor April 1 during a support visit to the 224th Medical Company (Area Support), Maryland National Guard, near Gaithersburg, Maryland.

Army surgeon general’s visit underscores critical role of medical maintenance
April 15, 2026 — Emphasizing the life-or-death importance of medical logistics, the Army's top doctor visited a critical maintenance hub operated by the U.S. Army Medical Logistics Command. MORE

Army Surgeon General Lt. Gen. Mary Izaguirre participates in a demonstration of a diagnostic medical imaging system at the Army Medical Logistics Command's Medical Maintenance Operations Division in San Joaquin, California, April 10. Izaguirre visited to gain a comprehensive understanding of the medical device sustainment and maintenance mission.

AMLC enhances readiness with virtual training on portable ventilators
March 26, 2026 — To enhance unit-level readiness, U.S. Army Medical Logistics Command coordinated virtual training for more than a dozen medical maintenance technicians on a new portable ventilator system March 12. MORE

Spc. Dylan Sivils, a biomedical equipment specialist, inspects the hardware accompanying a new portable ventilator system at U.S. Army Medical Logistics Command’s Medical Maintenance Operations Division at Hill Air Force Base, Utah. MMOD-UT, which serves as a center of excellence for pulmonary, anesthesia and oxygen-concentrating medical equipment, provided a virtual training March 12 on the new vent system, supporting over a dozen technicians both in Utah and AMLC’s Forward Repair Activity-Medical, or FRA-M, site in Fort Bragg, North Carolina.

USAMMC-K hones ‘Fight Tonight’ readiness in Freedom Shield 26
March 23, 2026 — As the combined forces of the United States and Republic of Korea concluded Freedom Shield 2026, the U.S. Army Medical Materiel Center-Korea proved its crucial role as the peninsula’s premier medical logistics integrator. MORE

Army Reserve Soldiers from the Texas-based 354th Medical Company participate in sling-load training March 12 during Freedom Shield 2026 at Camp Carroll, Republic of Korea.

AMLC recognizes labor management employee relations rep
March 23, 2026 — In the complex world of military human resources, the role of a Labor Management Employee Relations, or LMER, representative is crucial for maintaining a fair and effective civilian workforce. MORE

Toni Miklesavage, center, is presented with the Army Civilian Service Commendation Medal recognizing her service as U.S. Army Medical Logistics Command’s Labor Management Employee Relations, or LMER, representative. Pictured with Miklesavage are AMLC Chief of Staff Col. Nikki Davis and Command Sgt. Maj. Gabriel Wright.

Momentum builds as Army’s multi-year medical logistics transformation yields success
March 20, 2026 — For decades, the Army’s medical supply chain operated in its own world, a complex and often-isolated system separate from the way the force managed other commodities. But a massive, multi-year transformation known as Medical Logistics in Campaigning, or MiC, is changing that. MORE

Lt. Col. Travis Helm, director of U.S. Army Medical Logistics Command’s Strategic Initiatives Group, speaks during a Medical Logistics in Campaigning strategic offsite, held March 4-6 at Fort Hood, Texas. The event served as an after-action review for the recently completed Wave 2 and a way-forward discussion on Wave 3 of the effort to integrate medical logistics into the Army’s wider sustainment enterprise.