Grabbing his personally owned firearm, he immediately ran outside and identified himself as an Army medic. One of his neighbors pointed him to a person who’d been shot and desperately needed care.

The New York-native explained after hearing the gunshots he ran outside and identified himself as an Army combat medic, it was then that another resident pointed him to an injured victim.

A bipartisan group of lawmakers on Capitol Hill will introduce a bill on Wednesday to help Americans with physical issues disqualifying them from military service to find civilian jobs in the ...

Former Spc. Brian Lieberman, an Army medic, provided aid to a shooting victim and returned fire at the assailant in June 2023. Lieberman received the Soldier's Medal, the highest peacetime award ...

In 2011, due to the 2005 Base Realignment and Closure decision, Bethesda National Naval Medical Center and Walter Reed Army Medical Center consolidated into the current Walter Reed National ...

The Army medic was forced to get creative until his roommate later showed up with medical supplies. “I was using a Food Lion grocery bag as a makeshift chest shield. She was shot in the lower ...

A U.S. Army combat medic received an award of courage for providing medical care to a shooting victim while exchanging gunfire with the assailant, according to an Army release. Sgt. Brian ...

In preparation for its National Training Center (NTC) rotation in July, Soldiers assigned to the Florida National Guard’s 256th Medical Company ... said U.S. Army Maj. David Hill, field surgeon ...

Lieberman shouted out that he was an Army medic and was pointed to a victim — a 14-year-old girl — who had been shot. He began treating the victim when he heard a car “rapidly approaching ...