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Medical Education and Training Campus first year

FORT SAM HOUSTON, Texas (April 27, 2012) The Basic Medical Technician Corpsman Program (BMTCP), a combined Air Force medical technician and Navy hospital corpsman training program, celebrated its one year anniversary as one program at the Medical Education and Training Campus (METC). A cake cutting ceremony symbolizing the joining of the Air Force and Navy entry-level enlisted medical programs under METC was conducted by the first and last assigned Navy and Air Force instructors as well as the inaugural commandant, Rear Adm. Bob Kiser. (Left to right: Chief Hospital Corpsman Carol Domino, first assigned Navy instructor; Hospital Corpsman Third Class Brandon Chacon, last assigned Navy instructor; Rear Adm. Bob Kiser, METC Commandant; Staff Sgt. Cassondra Johnson, last assigned Air Force instructor; and Master Sgt. Debra Massa, first assigned Air Force instructor). (U.S. Navy photo by Lisa Braun/Released)

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