A quarter-century after the September 11 attacks reshaped national security priorities, a new wave of medical professionals is stepping forward to serve in the military’s health care system. The Uniformed Services University, which trains physicians and scientists for the armed forces, is seeing rising enrollment as younger generations seek purposeful careers in defense and public health. With evolving threats and global health challenges, these graduates are preparing to address both battlefield injuries and civilian medical needs. The institution reflects on how past crises have shaped its mission and the enduring demand for skilled providers in uniform.
25 Years After 9/11, a New Generation Answers the Call Uniformed Services University
