ABOUT THE AMEDD REGIMENT

AMEDD HERALDIC ITEMS

ARMY AWARDS FOR VALOR
AND THEIR CRITERIA

AMEDD MEDAL OF HONOR

CERTIFICATE OF MERIT

AMEDD DISTINGUISHED
SERVICE CROSS

AMEDD SILVER STAR

DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS

SOLDIER'S MEDAL

BRONZE STAR WITH "V" DEVICE

THE SURGEONS GENERAL
OF THE ARMY

COMMAND SERGEANTS MAJOR
OF HSC/MEDCOM

Warrior Medic Memorial

Combat Medic Prayer

The Spirit of Courage Video

Gallery of Courage Video

AMEDD Regiment Brochure

Order of Military Medical Merit (02M3)

The U.S. Army Medical Department (AMEDD) was formed on 27 July, 1775, when the Continental Congress authorized a Medical Service for an army of 20,000 men. It created the Hospital Department and named Dr. Benjamin Church of Boston as Director General and Chief Physician. Numerous times over the course of the Army's history, reorganization occurred to keep up with current tactics. As a result, however, some Army units lost their identity- their history-their lineage. This loss did not go unnoticed and the US Army Regimental System was created. The U.S. Army Medical Department Regiment was activated on 28 July, 1986, during ceremonies at Fort Sam Houston, in San Antonio, Texas. The mission of the AMEDD Regiment is to enhance combat effectiveness by developing loyalty and commitment, fostering an extended sense of belonging, improving unit esprit, and institutionalizing the warfighting ethos. To that end, the AMEDD Regiment provides a number of services to perpetuate our history, heritage, traditions, valor and sense of belonging.

AMEDD Regimental Recognition Program (DMOR/HMOR/FOR)

Historical Uniform Loan Program

AMEDD Traveling Regimental Flag Program

AMEDD Posters

AMEDD Regimental Music

AMEDD NCO/Enlisted History