• AF cardiologist committed to humanitarian service

• AF SG: Air Force medical evacuation system makes miracles happen


• Transformed battlefield medical care saves lives


• Military Health System headed to joint future


• BRAC keeps military health system relevant, Principi says


• Military medical services give troops confidence, general says


• Winkenwerder: Adjustments essential to maintaining TRICARE benefits


• EUCOM, components prepare for potential pandemic flu


• AF and VA to build joint clinic in San Antonio


• Awards and Recognition

• Extraordinary care packed in ordinary tents


• Bagram medevac flight keeps OEF warfighters in the fight


• Field medics move in out of the dust


• Where there's smoke, there's training


• Three questions can save a life


• No pain is gain for nurse anesthetists at Misawa


• The business of saving lives: airlifting wounded warriors


• British doctor aides service member's surgery


• ECMO: team journeys across Pacific to save 7-year-old girl


• Trauma-trained personnel aided news crew survival


• Team provides free clinic care to Palau islanders

AF cardiologist committed to
humanitarian service

Col. (Dr.) Kirk Milhoan and Joseph, a 9-year-old HIV-positive child, in the first AIDS orphanage built in Zambia. (U.S. Air Force photo by Kim Milhoan)

SG Newswire Inside Quote: "When you couple an expeditionary medical team       with a great air evacuation system, miracles can happen." -- Lt. Gen. (Dr.) George Peach Taylor Jr., Air Force surgeon general. [FULL STORY]