UK Defence Medical Command has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the United States Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences to expand military medical education and training. The agreement, signed in London, creates a framework for closer collaboration, giving UK medical personnel access to U.S. education programmes, joint training and professional development. It is intended to strengthen interoperability between UK and U.S. medical forces, share expertise and best practice, and keep military healthcare professionals equipped for operations. Air Marshal Clare Walton said the partnership improves the ability to operate together and deliver world‑class care. Dr. Jonathan Woodson highlighted the commitment to excellence in military medicine and the shared goal of developing the next generation of military healthcare leaders. UK personnel will gain broader access to specialist expertise and educational opportunities, while both nations learn from each other’s experience.
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