Bridges military and civilian trauma care through education on combat operations, partnerships, and military-focused initiatives, including the Fallen Surgeons Education Symposium and Frontline Surgery podcast.
The Military Liaison Committee facilitates military-civilian collaborations to create a national trauma care system with the aim of zero-preventable deaths after injury and minimal trauma-related disability for the Servicemen and women our Nation sends into harm’s way as well as every American at home and abroad.
The AAST Military Essay Contest honors the service, leadership, and unique perspectives of Military Associate Members by inviting reflective essays on how military surgical experience has shaped career paths, clinical practice, and future goals. Open to active duty, reserve, and National Guard members, this initiative highlights the critical role military surgeons play in advancing trauma and acute care surgery.
Each year, the selected winning essay is published in Trauma Surgery & Acute Care Open (TSACO). Explore the essays below to read firsthand accounts from military surgeons whose experiences continue to inform and strengthen the specialty.
Enter the world of military trauma surgery with Front Line Surgery: Mastering Military Trauma Care where we bring you expert insights and real-world scenarios to help surgeons stay ready. Brought to you by The American Association for the Surgery of Trauma (AAST) Military Committee, join us as we engage in conversations with field experts, examine critical battlefield scenarios, and uncover the strategies that keep surgeons ready for anything. Stay prepared and stay sharp with "Front Line Surgery," where every episode provides key insights into mastering military trauma care.
Explore articles from the Military Liaison Committee featured in The Cutting Edge, AAST’s official member newsletter. The Cutting Edge highlights member news, committee updates, leadership messages, and thought leadership across trauma and acute care surgery. Read the latest issue →
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