Master DWT 202nd Medical Group A de-activated Florida Army National Guard Command Armed Forces Reserve Center Daytona Beach and Cedar Hills Armory, Jacksonville FL Served as 'The Third Medical Command (Provisional)' during Operation Desert Storm HHD, 202nd Med Group, 131st MASH, 156th Med Co./161st ASMB, 253rd Med Det., 494th Med Det., 927th Med Co., 1035th Medical Det., 2207th Med Det., HSLD-FL & 153rd Fin Bn. Deployment Report: Operation Desert Shield, Desert Storm, and Desert Farewell I am Colonel Spessard Boatright, Commander of the 202ND Medical Group, Florida Army National Guard located at the Cedar Hills Armory in Jacksonville, Florida. Our unit was alerted on November 23rd, activated November 29, and reported to our mobilization station (Ft. Stewart, Ga) 1 December 90. We deployed on 21 December and arrived in Saudi Arabia on 22 December 90. Hindi bewafai song. The unit deployed with 8 male officers, 27 male enlisted, 2 female officers, and 7 female enlisted for a total of 44 individuals.
Ona hoce nesto, ti ne dozvoljavas pa ajde da se nadjemo u sredini, ali da na kraju bude po tvom. Vecita borba roditelja i dece je samo stvar nadmudrivanja i ko ce na kraju da izvuce korist. Crtani za decu na srpskom.
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The mission of the 202nd Medical Group is to provide command and control of three to seven hospital or battalion size units, this is up to about 3,000 soldiers. The unit does not offer any definitive health care but does offer professional coordination, guidance, and consultative services. PRE-MOBILIZATION PHASE: Though the pace of mobilization for the Persian Gulf war continued to progress for certain units in the Florida Guard, the 202nd Medical Group had not been placed on the 'planning list' as of 17 Nov 90. COL Boatright on Sunday afternoon 18th of November received a call from Troop Command Headquarters indicating General Sprenger, the Troop Command Commander, was on his way to the 202nd Med Gp Headquarters.