BJACH Board

Army Values

LDRSHIP

Loyalty

Duty

Respect

Selfless Service

Honor

Integrity

Personal Courage

MEDCOM Patch

Maroon and White for the Army Medicine.

Staff of Caduceus modified with a Sword to represent the Army.

AMEDD RDI

AMEDD created in 1818

A shield with 20 stars and 20 strips to represent the amount of states in 1818

A rooster with one foot foward but looking backwards representing the Department Motto Experience and Progress

Post

Commander

CSM

Garrison

Commander

CSM

BG Hardman

CSM Ford

COL Barlow

CMS Paparella

Unit History

BJACH is named after Brigadier General Stanhope Bayne-Jones, a bacteriologist and preventive medicine specialist creddited for the control of typhus in Europe at the conclusion of World War II

First opened in 1941 with 600 beds

Closed in 1946

Reopend in 1950 with 150 beds

later increased to 100 beds

1983 was when BJACH officially opened

The three corrosives

Suicide, Extremism, SA

Wear and Appearance of Uniform

AR 670-1

Military Awards

AR 600-8-22

NCOER

AR 623-3

Army Body Composition Program (ABCP)

AR 600-9

Suicide Prevention

AR 600-92

Weapons

TC 3-22.9

Army Retention Program

AR 601-280

Training

ADP 7-0

Map Reading and Land Navigation

TC 3-25.26

Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP)

AR 600-85

Counseling

ATP 6-22.1

Army Leadership and the Profession

ADP 6-22

SHARP Program

AR 600-52

Mission Command

ADP 6-0

Salutes, Honors, and Courtesy

AR 600-25

Noncommissioned Officer Guide

TC 7-22.7, Chapter 4

Drill and Ceremony

TC 3-21.5

Holisitic Health and Fitness

FM 7-22