The Medical, Biomedical & Biodefense: Support to the Warfighter Symposium initiative aims to facilitate connections between businesses in North Carolina and military and federal agencies in need of medical supplies, equipment, and services.
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Established in 1908 as the Medical Reserve, the U.S. Army Reserve has mobilized over 100 million Soldiers throughout its history, providing critical support in various conflicts including the Cold War, Korea, Vietnam, the Middle East, Afghanistan, and the Global War on Terror.
According to recent estimates, it supports approximately 11% of the state's employment. That's 653,000 jobs, over $49 billion in state personal income, and nearly $80 billion in gross state product.