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AZNG State Surgeon Returns to Navajo Nation with Nurse-1LT Tyler Detwiler Interview
123rd Mobile Public Affairs Detachment
April 4, 2020 | 5:03
The Arizona Army National Guard State Surgeon, COL Tom Leeper, returns to the Navajo Nation with critical PPE on April 4, 2020. 1LT Tyler Detwiler, a nurse with the Medical Detachment, joins to assist in the delivery to maximize healthcare resources and conduct further medical facility assessments in Chinle, Ariz. 1LT Detwiler is also a trauma ICU nurse as his civilian occupation.
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