Blanchfield Army Hospital Highlights Capabilities for Fort Campbell Leaders' Spouses

Blanchfield Army Community Hospital (BACH) hosted a significant event on December 2, 2024, aimed at senior spouses of military leaders at Fort Campbell, Kentucky. The tour was designed to showcase the hospital's extensive capabilities and its commitment to supporting Soldiers and their families. Col. Samuel L. Preston, the commander of BACH, underscored the importance of these spouses as integral members of the Fort Campbell community, particularly for new Army families who greatly benefit from their experiences.

During the visit, attendees were educated on the hospital's history, mission, and the array of resources available for military personnel and their families. This initiative not only informs spouses but also enhances their ability to disseminate vital healthcare information within their units. The event is part of a broader strategy to improve Soldier and family resilience and readiness, recognized as a crucial aspect of military life. By fostering strong communication and support networks among spouses, BACH aims to create a more informed and resilient military community. The participation of spouses from various military units highlights the collaborative effort to strengthen community ties and support systems.