The 1st Area Medical Lab is the last unit of its kind left in the U.S. Army. They are soldier scientists, capable of building a laboratory in the middle of the desert, in order to protect our troops from any chemical threat.

Long shifts, little rest and minimal downtime can lead to stress

on the immune system and health in general. In a deployed area,

obtaining health feedback can lead to improving the war fighter's

capability. Senior Airman Cameron Currie takes us to Kabul where a group

of medics are provided diagnostics for the men and women of the New

Kabul Compound. Available in high definition.

A1C Adam Harder, Reporting 36th Wing Public Affairs:

Ritidian Point recently became home to the newest addition in Andersen’s effort for better threat readiness. Called the Joint Threat Emitter, these Navy and Air Force radar systems give aircraft flying from Andersen an opportunity to test their defense procedures. The radars provide a ground threat warning up to the aircraft to simulate a real-life attack.

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Inspections have always played an important role in military life. SrA Jonathon Guzman takes us to one of Misawa’s Hush Houses where airmen have the lives of fighter pilots in their hands. Soundbites include TSgt. Aaron Mackey – Assistant Test Cell Section Chief and SrA. Mark Stadlberger Test Cell Technician. Produced by SrA Jonathon Guzman.

Ritidian Point recently became home to the newest addition in Anderson's effort for better threat readiness. Called the Joint Threat Emitter, these Navy and Air Force radar systems provide a ground threat warning up to the aricraft to simulate a real-life attack.

2013 - SFAAT teams are no strangers to technology. See how Unmanned Aerial Vehicles help the CFT Warrior complete its mission.

Low Altitude Air Defense Marines with 3rd LAAD Battalion train to defend themselves and America against air threats with a variety of surface-to-air weapons systems. Also available in high definition.

NASA selects two Army Majors among the eight Astronaut Candidates from more than 6,000 applicants. Available in high definition.

What if scientists and engineers could harvest energy for war fighters, like bottom feeders scavenge in the ocean? What if that energy could be harvested right from the battlefield? It may sound novel but Army Materiel Command's Army Research Laboratory is pursuing ways to provide Soldiers continuous renewable energy while at war. Available in high definition.

A new study by the U.S. Army Research Laboratory says gunners, patrol personnel, cooks, medics and other Soldiers who wear helmets for long periods of time could get much needed head and neck relief from a revolutionary device. Available in high definition.