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COL Dallas Hack, MD: The Day Before 9.11

Col. Dallas C. Hack, MD
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COL Hack arrived for his first assignment in theater in the Middle East the day before 9.11. His work multiplied, but his commitment to helping wounded soldiers remained his main interest.

Posted on BrainLine March 8, 2012.

Produced by Ashley Gilleland and Noel Gunther, BrainLine.

About the author: Col. Dallas C. Hack, MD

Col. Dallas C. Hack, MD is director of the Combat Casualty Care Research Program and chair, Joint Program Committee 6 (Combat Casualty Care), U.S. Army Medical Research and Materiel Command, Fort Detrick, MD.

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