October 2017
MAASH
At a base in Massachusetts, a medical officer steps up to help his chaplain and it becomes a win-win for everyone
As a reserve Army Medical Officer, I attended two weeks annual training, known as AT, each summer. One hot July, AT was in Massachusetts at Fort Devens. I was Chief Medical Officer for my MASH unit. Our job at AT was to erect and operate a portable tent hospital. I always brought three books with me: my Big Book, the Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions and Twenty-Four Hours A Day.
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