Col. Michael Lalor, commander of Army Medical Logistics Command, welcomes attendees to Fort Detrick, Md., on Feb. 24 at the start of AMLC’s table top exercise focusing on medical maintenance reform. The first-of-its-kind event brought about 150 Soldiers and civilians to discuss challenges and potential solutions to benefit the Army medical community.

CASCOM leaders John Hall, left, deputy to the commanding general, and Brig. Gen. Stephen Iacovelli, deputy commanding general, were among the dignitaries that received briefings from work groups on Feb. 26 during Army Medical Logistics Command’s table top exercise focusing on medical maintenance reform at Fort Detrick, Md.

Participants in the medical maintenance function work group listen as Chief Warrant Officer 5 Jesus Tulud, left, discusses challenges to the enterprise on Feb. 24 during a table top exercise hosted by Army Medical Logistics Command at Fort Detrick, Md.

Chief Warrant Officer 4 Vladimir Sequera, maintenance officer for the 30th Medical Brigade, talks during a work group discussion at a table top exercise focusing medical maintenance reform hosted by Army Medical Logistics Command at Fort Detrick on Feb. 24.