Medical Readiness and Training Command

07/18/2026

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12/23/2025

We don’t need to say farewell, just congratulations to both as they continue keeping the Army Reserve as leaders in combat medicine!

12/23/2025

Our team from Regional Training Site-Medical at Fort McCoy was proud to represent the professionalism and knowledge that the Army Reserve has in its ranks!

12/22/2025

Great article by Brig. Gen. Todd Traver about this past summer’s Operation Mojave Falcon! MRTC plans and supports the Global Medic exercises, one of which was included in Mojave Flacon. Take a few minutes and read the general’s take on Forging Army Reserve Medical Operations in a New Era of Large-Scale Combat Operations.

807th Theater Medical Command
Army Reserve Medical Command
Army Medicine

This article examines Global Medic 25-01, the capstone medical readiness exercise for U.S. Army Reserve forces, conducted as part of Operation Mojave Falcon in May-June 2025. Brigadier General Todd W. Traver analyzes how over 1,200 Soldiers—including 19 Canadian troops—trained across multiple Ca...

12/14/2025

Today, we had a unique opportunity to host a change of command and change of responsibility ceremony for the MRTC Headquarters and Headquarters Company (HHC). It isn’t often that the tenures for both the company commander and first sergeant align close enough to have both ceremonies in one drill weekend. Outgoing commander Maj. Brian Johnson and outgoing 1st Sgt. Terrence Wells were honored and thanked for their multi-year and very successful service. The bar was set high for Chief Warrant Officer 2 Taler Grier (also unique to have a warrant officer company commander) and 1st Sgt. Moises Marroquin. Both come with resumes highlighting their already impressive careers.