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MEDCoE conducts casing ceremony symbolizing return to one training brigade configuration
April 22, 2022
MEDCoE conducts casing ceremony symbolizing return to one training brigade configuration

The last Medical Professional Training Brigade commander reflects on unit’s legacy
July 1, 2020
Col. Shannon Shaw assumed command of the Medical Professional Training Brigade July 16, 2019 at Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston. Command Sgt. Maj. Jennifer Redding is seen behind the soldier color guard.

Remains of World War II service members laid to rest at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery
November 8, 2019
More than 70 years after they died fighting for their country, the remains of two World War II service members were laid to rest during separate services at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery in early November. Funeral services were held for 2nd Lt. Toney Gochnauer Nov. 4 and 2nd Lt. Ernest Matthews Jr. Nov. 5.

Trinity Competition highlights best of the Health Readiness Center of Excellence
May 29, 2019
Sgt. 1st Class David Nagle, Medical Professional Training Brigade, checks a simulated patient for injuries while competing in the Tactical Combat Casualty Care lane. The annual Trinity Competition is a grueling, four day event to determine the division level Best Warrior, Drill Sergeant of the Year and Best Medic.

Medical Professional Training Brigade welcomes new command sergeant major
May 22, 2019
Col. Shauna L. Snyder (right), commander, Medical Professional Training Brigade at Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston, passes the unit colors to Command Sgt. Maj. Jennifer A. Redding at an assumption of responsibility ceremony held at the Army Medical Department Museum May 22.

187th Medical Battalion, Medical Professional Training Brigade gains new commander
July 12, 2018
Lt. Col. Paul D. Lang (left) accepts the unit colors from Col. Shauna L. Snyder, commander, Medical Professional Training Brigade while the outgoing commander Lt. Col. John F. Detro looks on.