U.S. Army Europe and Africa Command Surgeon Brig. Gen. Murray (left) presents the U.S. Army Commendation Medal to Polish Chief International Partnerships Col. Emil Lisiak, in Warsaw, Poland, 28 July, 2022.
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U.S. Air Force Maj. Gen. Paul Friedrichs (left), Polish Surgeon General Dr. Aurelia Ostrowska (center), and U.S. Army Brig. Gen. Murray (proper) pose along with different attendees after the Poland-U.S. Command Surgeon Summit assembly in Warsaw, Poland, 28 July, 2022.
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Polish Surgeon General Dr. Aurelia Ostrowska sits with each Polish and U.S. key medical management throughout the Poland-U.S. Command Surgeon Summit assembly in Warsaw, Poland, 28 July, 2022.
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WARSAW, Poland – Polish and U.S. navy medical management assembled on the Ministry of Defense constructing in Warsaw, Poland, for the Poland-U.S. Command Surgeon Summit on 28 July. U.S. Command Surgeons from the Joint Chiefs of Staff, U.S. Army Europe and Africa, U.S. Air Force Europe, V Corps, thirtieth Medical Brigade, and Illinois Army and Air National Guard attended the occasion. Polish Surgeon General, Dr. Aurelia Ostrowska, led the Polish delegation, which included representatives from the Department of Military Medical Service and Poland’s General Command.
The Summit enabled the assembled leaders to debate present operations, evaluate the success of medical safety cooperation occasions from the previous yr, and set up targets for planed occasions by fiscal yr 2025. Following the talks, attendees exchanged cultural items and navy awards.
Polish Col. Zygmunt Glogowski, Chief of Plans on the Department of Military Medicine, Ministry of Defense, defined the significance of planning for future occasions.
“This is the most beneficial way to tie our links and cooperation is to understand how we can cooperate better together in the future,” the colonel stated. “We have to rely on our colleagues, and they must rely on our medics as well. Both nations must hold the same level of qualification on the same level of proficiency. In the end, there is always a patient we have to treat properly, carefully, and in a timely manner.”
Polish Surgeon General Dr. Aurelia Ostrowska and U.S. Army Europe and Africa Command Surgeon Brig. Gen. Clinton Murray shake fingers after exchanging items on the Poland-U.S. Command Surgeon Summit assembly in Warsaw, Poland, 28 July, 2022.
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U.S. Army Europe and Africa Command Surgeon Brig. Gen. Clinton Murray reaches for the microphone to talk on the Poland-U.S. Command Surgeon Summit assembly in Warsaw, Poland, 28 July, 2022.
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U.S. Command Surgeons from the Joint Chiefs of Staff, U.S. Army Europe and Africa, U.S. Air Force Europe, V Corps, thirtieth Medical Brigade, Illinois Army and Air National Guard, and Polish navy medical leaders fill the desk on the Poland-U.S. Command Surgeon Summit assembly in Warsaw, Poland, 28 July, 2022.
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This yr’s occasion served because the second Command Surgeon Summit between the 2 nation’s medical leaders. Previously in 2021, the occasion efficiently linked the ally’s methods within the area concerning medical safety cooperation actions. This yr’s occasion fulfilled these targets and additionally enabled joint U.S. companions to collaboratively plan engagements and construct unity between Army and Air Force equities.
When requested in regards to the significance of medical interoperability, U.S. Air Force Maj. Gen. Paul Friedrichs, Joint Staff Surgeon on the Pentagon, Washington, D.C., stated, “Our real mission is to take care of those who serve. We have a real privilege as military medical to take care of the folks who volunteer to serve our country. At these international engagements, we get to meet others who are equally passionate about serving their country. Taking care of our forces is a real privilege.”
The skill of every nation’s medical suppliers and programs to work collectively is a essential part to bolstering the prolonged community of alliances and partnerships wanted to decisively meet the challenges of in the present day and tomorrow. Global Health Engagements open doorways with allies and companions and strengthen one of many biggest strategic belongings we have now in defending our nation.
