By Brendan Brown
Some of them have been on humanitarian aid missions in post-Katrina Louisiana and in Bosnia.
Today, doctors and medical personnel from the Maryland Defense Force and state Air National Guard will make their way to the Rosebud Indian Reservation in South Dakota, giving support while learning in the process.
"It's 24/7 out here," said Randy Jordan, administrative officer for the hospital. "We have a very busy E.R. and a lot of sick people."
Seven doctors and one clinical nurse specialist from the MDDF will join almost 50 Air National Guardsmen from the 175th medical group for two weeks at the Rosebud Public Health Service Indian Hospital.
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