This resolution marks 250 years of Army Medicine. It recognizes the Army Medical Department’s history of caring for soldiers, medical advances, and service during wars. It says the House should commemorate the anniversary, express gratitude, and honor lives saved by Army Medicine.
The resolution is commemorative. It does not describe changes to health care or other services for the public.
No expenses or funding provisions are stated.
The resolution expresses gratitude for Army medical personnel’s care, service, sacrifice, and contributions to medical innovation.
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