The Armed Forces Medical Command

Summary

The Armed Forces Medical Command is a functional command^[1].

Key Facts

• The Armed Forces Medical Command is located in Seongnam^[2].
• The Armed Forces Medical Command is in the country of South Korea^[3].
• The Armed Forces Medical Command's instance of is recorded as functional command^[4].
• The Armed Forces Medical Command's instance of is recorded as medical unit^[5].
• The Armed Forces Medical Command's child organization or unit is recorded as Armed Forces Goyang Hospital^[6].
• The Armed Forces Medical Command's child organization or unit is recorded as Chuncheon Army Hospital^[7].
• The Armed Forces Medical Command's child organization or unit is recorded as Armed Forces Gangneung Hospital^[8].
• The Armed Forces Medical Command's child organization or unit is recorded as Armed Forces Daegu Hospital^[9].
• The Armed Forces Medical Command's child organization or unit is recorded as Armed Forces Daejeon Hospital^[10].
• The Armed Forces Medical Command's child organization or unit is recorded as Armed Forces Busan Hospital^[11].
• The Armed Forces Medical Command's child organization or unit is recorded as Armed Forces Seoul Hospital^[12].
• The Armed Forces Medical Command's child organization or unit is recorded as Armed Forces Capital Hospital^[13].
• The Armed Forces Medical Command's child organization or unit is recorded as Armed Forces Yangju Hospital^[14].
• The Armed Forces Medical Command's child organization or unit is recorded as Armed Forces Wonju Hospital^[15].
• The Armed Forces Medical Command's child organization or unit is recorded as Armed Forces Ildong Hospital^[16].
• The Armed Forces Medical Command's child organization or unit is recorded as Armed Forces Cheongpyeong Hospital^[17].
• The Armed Forces Medical Command's child organization or unit is recorded as Armed Forces Hongcheon Hospital^[18].
• The Armed Forces Medical Command's child organization or unit is recorded as Armed Forces Hampyeong Hospital^[19].
• +1954-03-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of The Armed Forces Medical Command^[20].
• The Armed Forces Medical Command's parent organization or unit is recorded as Ministry of National Defense of South Korea^[21].
• The Armed Forces Medical Command's official website is recorded as https://www.medcmd.mil.kr/^[22].
• The Armed Forces Medical Command's Google Knowledge Graph ID is recorded as /g/11b638_cp3^[23].
• The Armed Forces Medical Command's Ringgold ID is recorded as 98001^[24].
• The Armed Forces Medical Command's KISTI ID is recorded as K000340897^[25].

Body

Founding

+1954-03-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of The Armed Forces Medical Command^[20].

Operations

The Armed Forces Medical Command's parent organization or unit is recorded as Ministry of National Defense of South Korea^[21]. Subsidiaries include Armed Forces Goyang Hospital^[6], a Republic of Korea Armed Forces hospital^[26], in South Korea^[27], founded in 1974^[28]; Chuncheon Army Hospital^[7], a Republic of Korea Armed Forces hospital^[29], in South Korea^[30], founded in 1953^[31]; Armed Forces Gangneung Hospital^[8], a Republic of Korea Armed Forces hospital^[32], in South Korea^[33]; Armed Forces Daegu Hospital^[9], a Republic of Korea Armed Forces hospital^[34], in South Korea^[35], founded in 1994^[36]; Armed Forces Daejeon Hospital^[10], a Republic of Korea Armed Forces hospital^[37], in South Korea^[38], founded in 1971^[39]; and Armed Forces Busan Hospital^[11], a Republic of Korea Armed Forces hospital^[40], in South Korea^[41], founded in 1949^[42].