MISSION
Provide the Army with disciplined, technically competent, and fit medical forces ready to save lives anywhere, anytime.
The wounded Soldier is our focus - enabling combat power is our priority.
WHO WE ARE
Transform Civilians into Army medical professionals through:
- Transition Support - From civilian to military mindset
- Leadership Development - Building tomorrow's medical leaders
- Standards Reinforcement - Maintaining Army Values and behaviors
VISION
Forge the ultimate Soldier-Athlete-Scholar through excellence in:
- Technical Proficiency (Instructor-led); Discipline & Physical Fitness (Drill Sergeant-led)
High Standards. High Performance. High readiness.
Priorities
Quality of Life
Accountability
Synchronization across the enterprise
Onboarding
Talent Management
End State
The 32d Medical Brigade creates adaptive warriors of character, trained in combat medicine who will win our nation's wars.
Brigade Staff
XO: 210-221-5105
S-1: 210-221-1431
S-3: 210-221-3953
S-4: 210-221-3899
Special Staff
EO: 210-221-3047
SHARP: 210-808-1352
Retention: 210-221-4535
Senior Drill Sergeant: 210-221-4517
Chaplain: 210-221-9749
32d Medical Brigade
(210) 793-7202
After Hours Staff Duty Phone:
(210) 793-7202
2851 Harney Path, Bldg. 902
JBSA-FSH, TX 78234
187th Medical Battalion
(210) 221-0313
After hours Staff Duty Phone:
(210) 793-7202
2745 Harney Path, Bldg. 2791
JBSA-FSH, TX 78234
188th Medical Battalion
(520) 691-4197
After hours Staff Duty Phone:
(210) 793-7202
4100 Bivouac Road, Bldg. 1002
JBSA-FSH, TX 78234
232d Medical Battalion
(210) 260-7249
After hours Staff Duty Phone:
(210) 260-7249
3820 Williams Way, Bldg. 3313
JBSA-FSH, TX 78234
264th Medical Battalion
(210) 221-0047/0030
After hours Staff Duty Phone:
(210) 291-9868
2745 Harney Path, Bldg. 2791
JBSA-FSH, TX 78234
U.S. Army Element (USAE)
(210) 602-7850
After hours Duty Phone:
(210) 602-7850
2320 Carswell Avenue, Bldg.7065
JBSA-Lackland, TX 78236
DoD Safe Helpline
(877) 995-5247
JBSA FSH Sexual Assault Hotline
(210) 808-7272
JBSA FSH Post Locator
(210) 221-1211
32d Medical Brigade Commander
COL Manuel “Manny” Menéndez, hails from Puerto Rico, and enlisted into Army service in 1992 as a Combat Medic. After completing his enlisted service, he attended and graduated from Methodist University with a bachelor’s degree in physician assistant studies and commissioned as a second lieutenant in the Army Medical Specialist Corps. He later earned a master’s in physician assistant studies from the University of Nebraska Medical Center and a master’s in strategic studies from the U.S. Army War College. 32d Medical Brigade Command Sergeant Major
Command Sergeant Major Angela S. Bowley joined the Army in September of 1999 and attended Basic Combat Training at Fort Jackson, S.C. She graduated AIT at Fort Sam Houston, Texas, with the MOS 68W, Combat Medic.
Her previous assignments include: Ambulance/Aide Driver, Charlie Company, 101st Forward Support Battalion, Fort Riley, KS. Brigade Medic, 12th Combat Aviation Brigade, Giebelstadt, Germany; Platoon Medic, 66th Military Police Company, Fort Lewis, WA; Healthcare Sergeant, 508th Military Police (Internment/Resettlement) Battalion, Fort Lewis, WA; Medical Section NCOIC, 18th Engineer Brigade, Heidelberg, Germany; Healthcare NCO, Womack Army Medical Center, Fort Bragg, NC; XVIII Airborne Corps Medical Simulation Training Center NCOIC, Fort Bragg, NC; Senior Drill Sergeant, Echo Company, 2nd Battalion 13th Infantry Regiment, Fort Jackson, SC; Senior Drill Sergeant, Alpha Company, 120th Adjutant General Battalion, Fort Jackson, SC; Medical Platoon Sergeant and Chief Instructor/Writer, HQ&A Company, 4th Battalion, 10th Infantry Regiment, Fort Jackson, SC; Medical Operations NCOIC, 3rd Combat Aviation Brigade, Hunter Army Airfield, GA; Senior Clinical NCO, Reynolds Army Health Clinic, Fort Sill, OK; Battery First Sergeant, C Battery, 1st Battalion, 40th Field Artillery Regiment, Fort Sill, OK; Sergeants Major Academy Class 71, "Always Forward", Fort Bliss, TX; Brigade Operations Sergeant Major, 44th Medical Brigade, Fort Bragg, NC; and Command Sergeant Major, Medical Readiness Battalion-JBSA, Brooke Army Medical Center, Fort Sam Houston, TX. She currently serves as the 32d Medical Brigade Command Sergeant Major. CSM Bowley has three deployments to Irag (2003, 2006-2007, 2008-2009) and one to Afghanistan (2017-2018).
CSM Bowley’s awards and decorations include the Bronze Star Medal, Meritorious Service Medal (four oak leaf clusters), Army Commendation Medal (six oak leaf clusters), Army Achievement Medal (four oak leaf clusters), Meritorious Unit Citation (two oak leaf clusters), Army Superior Unit Award, Army Good Conduct Medal (8th award), National Defense Service Medal, Afghanistan Campaign Medal, Iraq Campaign Medal (three campaign stars), Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal, Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, Non-Commissioned Officer Professional Development Ribbon (5th numeral), Army Service Ribbon, Overseas Service Ribbon (5th numeral), North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Medal, Drill Sergeant Identification Badge, Combat Action Badge, and the Order of Military Medical Merit. CSM Bowley is also an Honorary Member of the Sergeant Audie Murphy Club.
187th Medical Battalion
Mission
Provides advanced medical training and education to support our Nation's Armed Forces and Allied Partners' world-wide healthcare operations.
Vision
Forging the World's most trusted Medical Leaders of Character, Competence, and Commitment
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188th Medical Battalion
Mission
Transform, train, educate, and develop Soldiers who are confident in their medical skills, embody the Warrior Ethos, and live the Army Values.
Vision
A unit of excellence focused on training and developing competent, ethical, and principled Civilians and Soldiers who model the Army Values.
232d Medical Battalion
Mission: Provide the Army with disciplined, technically/tactically competent, and fit Combat Medics ready to save lives whenever and wherever.
Vision: Spearheading the future of medicine through commitment, innovation, and teamwork.
264th Medical Battalion
Mission: Provide institutional level training to safely and effectively transform and train technically and tactically proficient warriors who are confident in their warfighting skills, embody the warrior ethos, and live the Army Values.
U.S. Army Element
Mission
Exercise command and control, train, and sustain U.S. Army personnel and U.S. Army Student personnel at 637 TRG/DLIELC providing the English language skills necessary for the successful transformation into the U.S. Military culture and success in follow-on military training courses and throughout one's military service.
Advanced Individual Training Drill Sergeants
Congratulations on your selection to become a Drill Sergeant. AIT Drill Sergeants are charged with maintaining the standards and discipline taught in Basic Combat Training. In AIT, you will be instrumental in furthering the Soldiering process for the Soldiers' arrival to their first operational unit.
Expectations: As a Drill Sergeant in the 32d Medical Brigade, your minimum responsibilities will include, but are not limited to the following:
- Lead a platoon
- Health and welfare of all Soldiers assigned to your platoon and company
- Organization and control of the platoon.
- Inspire Leadership
- Reinforcement of values, skills, and tasks
- Reinforcement of warrior tasks and battle drills
- Personal, profession, and academic counseling
- Physical Readiness Training
- Hold formations and maintain accountability
- Management of logistical and administrative requirements
- Monitor morale, discipline, and motivation
- Provide guidance and instructions to squad leaders, instructors, and other cadre
- Provide all necessary support to Soldier's issues (such as finance, personal, legal, professional, etc.)
Reporting Instructions: Report to BLDG 902, Harney Road, JBSA FSH, TX 78234. You will report directly to the Brigade Senior Drill Sergeant office. Please ensure that you have the below required documents when reporting:
- From CONUS:
- DA 31
- PCS Orders
- SQI Orders
- DA Form 1059 from the Drill Sergeant Course
- DA Form 705
- DA Form 5500/5501 (if applicable)
- Master Resiliency Trainer Certification
- Last NCOER
- ERB
- Any other pertinent training certificates (Combatives, Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training, Master Fitness Trainer, etc.)
- From OCUNUS:
- DA 31
- PCS Orders
- Commander's Checklist
- DA Form 705
- DA Form 5500/5501 (if applicable)
- Last NCOER
- ERB
- Any other pertinent training certificates (Combatives, Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training, etc.)
(210) 221-4715
BLDG 902
2851 Harney Path
Fort Sam Houston, TX 78234
32d Medical Brigade In-processing
We provide quality Human Resources Management service to the best Soldiers and Civilian Personnel in the world. Our goal is to excel in customer service, teamwork and operational performance for all Soldiers, Civilians and Students assigned to the 32d Medical Brigade.