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The Volume II 2026 edition of Combat & Casualty Care is dedicated to those who provide critical, highly-mobile medical services in support of those who rely more on the presence of Special Operations Forces (SOF) combat medics than most ever know.                                            
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Exclusive Interviews:

  • COL Joe Hudak III, Medical Advisor and Director, Joint Medical Directorate, NATO Allied Special Forces Command, on NATO SOF combat medicine in support of fluid interoperability
  • Sergeant Major Ryan Nemeth, Senior Enlisted Medical Advisor (SEMA), U.S. Special Operations Command (USSOCOM), on future challenges for SOF medics in meeting prolonged field care demand.
  • Sergeant Major Brian Valley, Senior Enlisted Medical Advisor (SEMA), U.S. Army Special Operations Command (USASOC), on a global threat-driven transformation

Features:

  • U.S. Army 75th Ranger Regiment Brain Protection Task Force on confronting the invisible danger of blast overpressure (BOP), a silent threat produced by the very weapons that help secure American freedoms globally.
  • Defense Health Agency (DHA) Operational Medical Systems Force Health Protection (FHP) team, led by COL Chuck Bane, addresses unprecedented challenges
  • DHA sponsored traumatic brain injury (TBI) field assessment program is poised to revolutionize brain trauma treatment in advancing point-of-trauma detection and assessment capabilities
  • Industry Partner highlighting a National Training Center (NTC) pilot program turning canteens into a 4-minute shower capability for sustainment of personal hygiene critical to the health of deployed servicemembers.

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The Volume II 2025 edition of Combat & Casualty Care focuses on the work of those who provide field medical care for special operations forces (SOF) and those who support their mission.                                                       
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Featured Interviews and Articles include:

  • President’s Corner: Dr. Sean Keenan (COL, U.S. Army Ret.) on interoperability as a prominent challenge to future SOF and non-SOF expeditionary medical systems cooperation
  • U.S. Army Special Operations 75th Ranger Regiment Command Surgeon LTC Andrew Oh speaks to minimizing prehospital battlefield death in future combat
  • U.S. Army Institute of Surgical Research (USAISR) is partnering to develop techniques in cryopreservation targeting blood clotting, a factor unique to blood platelets
  • Defense Health Agency Operational Medicine (OPMED) Program Management Office on advancing blood products to increase positive post-bleed outcomes
  • Major Donald “DJ” Hamilton, Chief Knowledge Officer, HQ, Battalion U.S. Army, on artificial intelligence (AI) in prolonged field care across large scale combat operations
  • Sergeant Major Sandro “Rabbit” Heinrich, Senior Enlisted Advisor, Bundeswehr Joint Forces Operational Command on streamlining of SOF and conventional combat medicine
  • Walter Reed Army Institute of Research (WRAIR) on strategic international partnerships to prevent, detect, and respond to emerging diseases that threaten U.S. national interests
  • Industry Partner: KeriCure Medical, a biotechnology firm, on their innovative spray-on wound care products addressing point-of-injury field dressing and infection prevention

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C&CC VOL III 2025
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C&CC VOL II 2025
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C&CC VOL I 2025
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The Volume II 2025 edition of Combat & Casualty Care focuses on the work of those who provide field medical care for special operations forces (SOF) and those who support their mission.                                                       
Subscribe to our Military Medical Media Publication it's complementary.

Recent Issues:

Soldiers providing medical care to patient.

C&CC VOL III 2025
Digital | Read | Download

Soldiers providing medical care in field.

C&CC VOL II 2025
Digital | Read | Download

Military equipment displayed at a defense exhibition.

C&CC VOL I 2025
Digital | Read | Download

Combat & Casualty Care magazine cover.

C&CC, Winter 2024-2025
Digital | Read | Download

Featured Interviews and Articles include:

  • President’s Corner: Dr. Sean Keenan (COL, U.S. Army Ret.) on interoperability as a prominent challenge to future SOF and non-SOF expeditionary medical systems cooperation
  • U.S. Army Special Operations 75th Ranger Regiment Command Surgeon LTC Andrew Oh speaks to minimizing prehospital battlefield death in future combat
  • U.S. Army Institute of Surgical Research (USAISR) is partnering to develop techniques in cryopreservation targeting blood clotting, a factor unique to blood platelets
  • Defense Health Agency Operational Medicine (OPMED) Program Management Office on advancing blood products to increase positive post-bleed outcomes
  • Major Donald “DJ” Hamilton, Chief Knowledge Officer, HQ, Battalion U.S. Army, on artificial intelligence (AI) in prolonged field care across large scale combat operations
  • Sergeant Major Sandro “Rabbit” Heinrich, Senior Enlisted Advisor, Bundeswehr Joint Forces Operational Command on streamlining of SOF and conventional combat medicine
  • Walter Reed Army Institute of Research (WRAIR) on strategic international partnerships to prevent, detect, and respond to emerging diseases that threaten U.S. national interests
  • Industry Partner: KeriCure Medical, a biotechnology firm, on their innovative spray-on wound care products addressing point-of-injury field dressing and infection prevention

The Leading Source for Military Medical Publication

CCC Vol I 2025
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