Soldiers competing in the 2015 Army Best Medic Competition receive a briefing about the maneuvers required to execute the Combat Stress Shoot events at Camp Bullis. The competition took place from Oct. 27 through Friday.

Competitors in the 2015 Army Best Medic Competition at Fort Sam Houston and Camp Bullis prepare to evacuate a patient in a rough terrain exercise requiring repel techniques using a field litter. The competition took place from Oct. 27 through Friday.

Competitors in the 2015 Army Best Medic Competition at Fort Sam Houston and Camp Bullis prepare to evacuate a patient. The competition took place from Oct. 27 through Friday.

Competitors in the 2015 Army Best Medic Competition at Fort Sam Houston and Camp Bullis were required to establish a jump aid station using equipment stored in a field ambulance. The competition took place from Oct. 27 through Friday.

Lt. Gen. Patricia Horoho (left), commanding general, U.S. Army Medical Command and U.S. Army Surgeon General, and MEDCOM Command Sgt. Maj. Gerald C. Ecker (right), congratulate Spc. Collin O’Donnell and Spc. Jesus Romero, 173rd Airborne Brigade, Vicenza, Italy, the first-place winners of the 2015 Army Best Medic Competition at an awards ceremony at Blesse Auditorium, Willis Hall, U.S. Army Medical Department Center and School Friday. O’Donnell and Romero each received the Army Meritorious Service Medal, a MEDCOM coin and a replica of the medical corps field knife. The competition was held Oct. 27 through Friday at Fort Sam Houston and Camp Bullis.

Thirty-two teams boarded Blackhawk helicopters from Fort Sam Houston en route to Camp Bullis to begin Phase II of the 2105 Army Best Medic Competition. The competition took place from Oct. 27 through Friday at Fort Sam Houston and Camp Bullis.