The 2024 USAF MSC Association (MSCA) Biennial Membership Meeting (BMM) (Aka. Reunion, Education Session, Business Meeting)–Total Force Integration And Vietnam Era Veteran Commemoration–24-27 October 2024, Colorado Springs Marriott, 5580 Tech Center Drive Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Who We Are
We are the USAF MSC Association – a group of active duty, Air Guard, Air Force Reserve, retired and former USAF Medical Service Corps Officers and their survivors now totaling more than 900.
What We Stand For, What We Do
The USAF MSC Association is a professional organization for health care administrators. We provide a way for you to stay in touch with other MSCs, support survivors upon the death of a member and maintain a focus on documenting the history of the Medical Service Corps. See an example of one specialty area below
Senior Leader Insight
Professional and leader development is crucial for all USAF MSCs. Listen to the insights on our senior leaders.
Membership
Membership is open to all active, Reserve, Air Guard, retired and former USAF Medical Service Corps officers and their surviving spouses.
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The value of the services, development, and meeting opportunities exceed the cost of annual dues. If you’re eligible and want to be a member sign up today:
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