4th Med Group

• Origins: The 4th Medical Group (4th MDG) is part of the 4th Fighter Wing at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base, North Carolina, and traces its roots back to the medical support units activated alongside the 4th Fighter Group during World War II. • World War II Service: While the 4th Fighter Group fought in Europe, medical personnel provided critical support, treating injuries from both combat and non-combat situations. • Korean War Contributions: Members of the 4th Medical Group supported the 4th Fighter Wing during the Korean War, providing frontline medical care, including emergency surgery and evacuation. • Modern Structure: The 4th MDG comprises several squadrons, including medical operations, dental, and aerospace medicine, serving thousands of active duty, dependents, and retirees. • Humanitarian Missions: The group has participated in multiple humanitarian missions, providing medical support during natural disasters and deploying personnel for relief efforts. • COVID-19 Response: During the global COVID-19 pandemic, the 4th MDG was instrumental in vaccination efforts, testing, and maintaining base health and readiness. • Innovative Care: The unit is at the forefront of integrating telemedicine and new technologies to improve patient care for military members and their families. • Training Excellence: The 4th MDG regularly collaborates with local hospitals and universities, ensuring their medical staff are well-trained to handle both peacetime and wartime scenarios. • Deployment Readiness: The group maintains constant readiness to deploy medical teams globally, supporting Air Force and joint missions wherever needed. • Community Engagement: The 4th MDG is deeply involved in community health programs, offering education, screenings, and outreach to promote wellness both on and off base.