In 1997 a medic and corpsman were chatting online about their PTSD and Survivors Guilt (Moral Injury). Realizing that their talk therapy helped them, they very quickly realized that there are many other "Docs" out there just like them. In 1998, a formal entity was formed for the purpose of "Docs Helping Docs". The organization was very successful and purposeful. To be known as the National Association of Medics and Corpsmen (NAMC). In 2019, much of the leadership moved on and unable to continue with NAMMC and then COVID hit. As a result, the organization was off life support and almost died. A couple of remaining members felt a faint pulse in the organization, performed corporate CPR and administered a transfusion of new life blood. Today the pulse is strong, BP is up and the prognosis is good. The organization has expanded to include all allied military medical personnel veterans and active duty "Docs". In 2022 Military was added to the name now named National Association of Military Medics and Corpsmen (NAMMC). Please join us to be able to formally help others of us who are in need and to support those who will follow us. See membership information below. Note: Former Life Members of NAMC will continued to be honored as Life Members of NAMMC.