Support for Patients, Families, and Medical Staff

Membership in the Society is open to all – officer, enlisted, active duty, Reserve, National Guard, retired, civilian, patient, family member, and friend of WRNMMC.

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Support, Educate, Treat, Research

Membership in the Society is open to all – officer, enlisted, active duty, Reserve, National Guard, retired, civilian, patient, family member, and friend of WRNMMC. Membership in the Society is open to all – officer, enlisted, active duty, Reserve, National Guard, retired, civilian, patient, family member, and friend of WRNMMC.

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WRS Mission

The Society’s vision is to serve as a strong voluntary organization – comprising individuals affiliated with the original Walter Reed Army Medical Center (WRAMC) and its successor organization, Walter Reed National Military Medical Center (WRNMMC) – which actively supports the institution, its people and its legacy.

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Originally organized in 1996 for the benefit of Walter Reed Army Medical Center (WRAMC), the Society now serves its successor organization, Walter Reed National Military Medical Center (WRNMMC), and its educational, patient, treatment and research activities.

Membership in the Society is open to all – officer, enlisted, active duty, Reserve, National Guard, retired, civilian, patient, family member, and friend of WRNMMC. The WRS governing board is all-volunteer, and all of those involved in assisting our Wounded Warriors do so without remuneration.

Warrior Support

Support activities and funding projects and programs to benefit service members.

Donated

Through the generosity of our donors the Society can offer its support to our troops.

Members

The Society has grown to over 700 members who share a high regard for Walter Reed.

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Stories of Impact

Thank you for providing assistance beyond the call of duty to wounded veterans and their families.

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Featured Story

Walter Reed Society Thanks the Kent Island American Legion Post 278

Walter Reed Society officers retired U.S. Army Col. Vandy L. Miller, left, and retired U.S. Army Col. Joe Konzelman, right, present former Kent Island (KI) American Legion Commander Nikki Randolph of Stevensville with the Combat Medic Award for providing assistance beyond the call of duty to wounded veterans and their families. Read more stories of impact.