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CDR Vincent DeInnocentiis
MEDICAL SERVICE CORPS
UNITED STATES NAVY
On behalf of the staff of NHRC DET DEBL, I would like to welcome you to our Home Page. We are a Bureau of Medicine and Surgery activity whose goal is to enhance force protection and optimize performance of naval personnel through biomedical research and development efforts.
OUR HISTORY
In support of Project Reliance and BRAC-91, the Navy's nonionizing electromagnetic radiation (directed energy or DE) bioeffects research programs at the Naval Aerospace Medical Research Laboratory, Pensacola, Florida relocated to Brooks AFB Base, San Antonio, Texas and activated as a detachment of the Naval Medical Research Institute, Bethesda, Maryland on 01 October 1994. This move resulted in the collocation of Navy, Army and Air Force directed energy bioeffects programs into a Tri-Service Directed Energy Bioeffects Complex. On 01 October, 1998, the Detachment realigned under the Naval Health Research Center (NHRC), San Diego, California to become NHRC Detachment, Brooks Air Force Base.
OUR MISSION
Directed energy biomedical effects research to optimize performance of Navy and Marine
Corps personnel and enhance warfighter protection
OUR RESEARCH THRUSTS
Identify potential sources of DE exposures
Determine magnitude of exposures from DE sources
Identify biological effects due to DE exposures
Assess potential risks from DE exposures
Evaluate/establish protection/countermeasure criteria
OUR WARFIGHTER PROTECTION CONCERNS
Health & safety of forces in non-battle DE operating environment
(Healthy and Fit Force - Shape)
Threat countermeasures in hostile DE operating environments;
battlefield uses of DE & directed energy weapons
(Casualty Prevention - Prepare Now)
Care & management of DE casualties
(Casualty Care & Management - Respond)
EMAIL To: OIC NHRC DET DEBL
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