4225th USAH

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Branch

U.S. Army

Members

About 4225th USAH

The 4225th United States Army Hospital (USAH) is a U.S. Army Reserve medical unit with a mission to provide medical support and hospital services during times of conflict or national emergency. Established in the mid-20th century, the 4225th USAH has participated in numerous training exercises and mobilizations, ensuring readiness to deliver critical care in both domestic and overseas operations. Throughout its history, the unit has supported various missions, including humanitarian assistance and disaster relief, alongside its wartime responsibilities. The 4225th USAH continues to uphold a tradition of excellence, adapting to evolving medical and military challenges to serve soldiers and civilians alike.

Unit Members

Barry Thompson

U.S. Army

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Ken Fenstermacher

U.S. Army

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Photos

Boot Camp

Company C 1st Bn. 38th Inf. Regt. • U.S. Army • 1989

1980

101st airborne division • U.S. Army

U.S. Army

New uniform for wedding

82nd Airborne • U.S. Army • 2018

About 4225th USAH

About this Unit

Historical Facts

• Origins: The 4225th USAH stands for the 4225th United States Army Hospital, a reserve medical unit with a focus on providing deployable medical support. • Reserve Component: The unit is part of the United States Army Reserve, enabling civilian medical professionals to serve part-time while maintaining civilian careers. • Medical Mission: The primary mission is to provide hospitalization and medical care to wounded soldiers in field or combat environments. • Activation for Operations: Elements of the 4225th USAH have been activated for support during major operations, such as Operation Desert Storm and Operation Iraqi Freedom. • Training Exercises: The unit regularly participates in joint training exercises with other military and NATO medical units, enhancing interoperability and readiness. • Community Service: Members have volunteered for humanitarian missions, offering medical aid during natural disasters and community health outreach events. • Unique Skillsets: The 4225th contains diverse professionals—doctors, nurses, dentists, lab technicians, and administrative staff—reflecting a wide range of medical expertise. • Innovative Medical Support: The unit has been involved in the deployment and testing of mobile field hospitals and advanced trauma care techniques. • Decorations and Recognition: Members have received commendations for lifesaving actions, excellence in medical readiness, and support to civilian authorities. • Legacy and Continuity: The 4225th USAH maintains a tradition of service, adapting to new medical technologies and military needs while honoring the commitment of past and present members.