Units
- Royal Army Medical Corps
- 1 Medical Regiment - 20th Armoured Brigade (United Kingdom)
- 2 Medical Regiment - 7th Armoured Brigade
- 3 Medical Regiment - 4th Mechanized Brigade (United Kingdom)
- 250 (Hull) Medical Squadron (Volunteers)
- 4 Medical Regiment - 12 Mechanised Brigade
- 220 (1st Home Counties) Medical Squadron (Volunteers)
- 5 Medical Regiment - 1st Mechanized Brigade (United Kingdom)
- 64 (Chorley) Medical Squadron (Volunteers)
- 16 Medical Regiment - 16 Air Assault Brigade
- 144 Parachute Medical Squadron (Volunteers)
- 225 Medical Regiment (Volunteers)
- 253 Medical Regiment (Volunteers)
- 254 Medical Regiment (Volunteers)
- 2 Medical Brigade
- 22 Field Hospital
- 33 Field Hospital
- 34 Field Hospital
- 201 (Northern) Field Hospital (Volunteers)
- 202 (Midlands) Field Hospital (Volunteers) - established as 202 (Midland) General Hospital RAMC(V) at Dawberry Fields Road, Birmingham, in 1967. Reroled as a field hospital under Options for Change. Detachments at Biringham, Oxford, Shewsbury, and Stoke-on-Trent. Mobilised for Operation Telic in February 2003, with pre-deployment training taking place at York for other ranks and Nottingham for officers. Formed part of 102 Logistics Brigade. Initially established at Camp Coyote, Kuwait, in buildings already build by a regular unit.
- 203 (Welsh) Field Hospital (Volunteers)
- 204 (North Irish) Field Hospital (Volunteers)
- 205 (Scottish) Field Hospital (Volunteers)
- 207 (Manchester) Field Hospital (Volunteers)
- 208 (Merseyside) Field Hospital (Volunteers)
- 212 (Yorkshire) Field Hospital (Volunteers)
- 243 (Wessex) Field Hospital (Volunteers)
- 256 (City of London) Field Hospital (Volunteers)
- 306 (Nationally Recruited) Hospital Support Medical Regiment (Volunteers)
- 335 (Nationally Recruited) Medical Evacuation Regiment (Volunteers)
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