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PFC EMILY RECINOS BIO

Good morning president of the board and distinguished board members, I am Private First Class Emily Recinos from Dallas, Tx. In May of 2024 I shipped out to FT Sill Oklahoma where I completed basic training. In August of 2024 I started my Advanced Individual Training at Fort Sam Houston, where I learned my military occupational service as a 68w combat medic. After earning my MOS in December of 2024, I was assigned my first unit the BCO Medical Readiness Battalion here at FT Sam Houston in January of 2025.

sergeant major of the army

SMA Michael Weimer

secretary of defense

Honorable Pete Hegseth

Medical Readiness Command (MRC) West Chain of Command

Brig General Yolanda Summons, CSM Dedraf Blash

Hospital Command

Col. Kevin Kelly, CSM Jan “Eddy” Miller

Medical Readiness Bn Leadership

LTC Marcos Martinez, CSM Isidro Soriano

EO Advisors

SFC Randy Edwards, SFC David Perez

SHARP VA

SSG Dalee Cetta, Mrs. Alicia Lucky

bamc crest

First Approved on 5 December 1969 -

re-designated 15 August 1973

-Red Cross signifies medical aide and assistance.

-X references first standardized use of x-ray by Gen. Roger Brooke

-Star is a symbol of leadership, and the Lone Star State of Texas

-“Dedication, Duty, Service” Unit Motto

Star

Symbol of leadership, and the Lone Star State of Texas in the BAMC Crest

BAMC Unit Motto

Dedication, Duty, Service

1870 to 1875

City of San Antonio donates 92 acres for an Army post.

1879

Temporary wooden (board and batten, not log) 12-bed hospital built.

1886

Permanent, brick 12-bed hospital built to replace the temporary one.

1908

Station Hospital built to accommodate 84 beds.

1910

Two wings added to Station Hospital, increasing its capacity by 68 beds.

1912

An isolation ward and a maternity ward added to Station Hospital.

1936

Construction begins on new Station Hospital building, on the site of the old Camp Travis Base Hospital.

1938

New Station Hospital opens with a 418-bed capacity.

1941 to 1945

Station Hospital expands by converting barracks to hospital wards.

1942

Station Hospital named Brooke General Hospital.

1942

Psychiatric ward built in Old Station Hospital area.

1946

The Medical Field Service School (MFSS) is moved to Fort Sam Houston. The medical entities are reorganized and designated Brooke Army Medical Center (BAMC).

1959

Annex IV is designated Beach Pavilion.

1959

Psychiatric ward is designated Chambers Pavilion.

1975

Added to the National Register of Historic Places as a contributing property of the Fort Sam Houston Historic District.

1983

Design authority issued for a facility to replace BAMC's 59 separate buildings.

1985

Concept design started for the new BAMC.

1987

Construction of new BAMC starts.

1996

New BAMC opens.

2001

Added individually to the National Register of Historic Places.

2005

BRAC 2005 recommends the realignment of inpatient services and related specialty care from Wilford Hall Medical Center (WHMC) to Brooke Army Medical Center (BAMC).

2007

The Center for the Intrepid opened its doors.

2010

Fort Sam Houston Primary Care Clinic officially opened its doors and Camp Bullis Health Clinic was renamed Taylor Burk Clinic.

2011

Schertz Medical Home opened its doors.

2011

The new 760,000-square-foot Consolidated Tower opened its doors.

2015

Fort Sam Houston Primary Care Clinic renamed CPT Jennifer M. Moreno Primary Care Clinic.

2015

Westover Medical Home opened.

2017

The Undersea Hyperbaric Medicine Clinic opened on the BAMC Campus.

2018

Schertz Medical Home moved to new location.

AR 600-52

Sexual harassment

TC 3-22.9

Rifle and carbine

AR 27-10

Military Justice

FM 7-22

H2F

AR 600-92

Army Programs

ADP 1-0

Suicide Prevention

ADP 4-0

Sustainment

ADP 6-22

Army Leadership

AR 600-85

Drug and Alcohol

ADP 3-0

Unified Land Operations

ADP 7-0

Training Units and Developing Leaders

AR 670-1

Uniforms and Insignia

AR 350-1

Failure to Attend NCOES

AR 600-8-22

Military Awards

AR 623-3

NCOER/Counseling

ATP 6-22.1

The Counseling Process