LANDSTUHL, Germany –Sgt. 1st Class Clayton C. Cope, 254th Medical Detachment, Combat and Operational Stress Control, Detachment Sgt., 1st Lt. Andrew D. Obelgoner, executive officer, 254th COSC, and Staff Sgt. Memory M. Moyo, platoon sergeant, assess unit behavioral health data during training by the U.S. Army Medical Department Center and School Combat and Operational Stress Control Mobile Training Team on Mar. 2, 2017.

LANDSTUHL, Germany –Sgt. 1st Class Clayton C. Cope, 254th Medical Detachment, Combat and Operational Stress Control, Detachment Sgt., 1st Lt. Andrew D. Obelgoner, executive officer, 254th COSC, and Staff Sgt. Memory M. Moyo, platoon sergeant, assess unit behavioral health data during training by the U.S. Army Medical Department Center and School Combat and Operational Stress Control Mobile Training Team on Mar. 2, 2017. Stock Photo

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