USAISR plans and executes registry-based and translational research providing innovative solutions for burn, trauma, and combat casualty care from time of injury through rehabilitation, placing equal emphasis in providing medical solutions for the injured warfighter on the battlefield.
<dl><dd>Unit: 204th Public Affairs Detachment</dd>
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Sgt. Aaron Ellerman
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