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...ugh vaccinations, health education, environmental assessments, and disease surveillance. * 2. '''Combat Medicine''': Providing medical care in combat zones, often under austere conditions, to treat battlefield injuries and sa

...se are used by the armed forces for various purposes, including combat and surveillance.

...established to enhance the nation's capacity to identify, respond to, and combat [[antibiotic resistance]]. ...ork consists of seven regional labs, the [[National Tuberculosis Molecular Surveillance Center]], and the [[Antibiotic Resistance Isolate Bank]]. The ARLN provides

...m military aviation's inherent role of transportation, reconnaissance, and surveillance. ...amphibious warfare; namely, lake-borne, riverine, littoral, or ocean-borne combat operations and related functions.

* 3. '''Research and Surveillance''': Conducting scientific research to understand disease transmission, vect ...h institutions, healthcare facilities, and international organizations, to combat tropical diseases, conduct research, and educate healthcare professionals.