Morgan Solberg

Morgan Solberg enrolled in the American Academy of Internal Medicine, he graduated from the Medical Academy as a Specialist in 1986. He served as a Medical Specialist with the 17th Armored Brigade, the 1st Army Corps Logistic Command, and as commander of the 131st Heavy Surgical Field Hospital Company before training as a COMEDS officer at The Military Health Institute and as a Military Health Care Specialist at the Institute. He then contributed and led several strategic health system reform initiatives as a Medical Specialist and as a Senior Chief of the Army Surgeon General's Medical Policy Branch. He was appointed the first commander of the Institute for Co-operation and Partnership-Hospitals in 2003, Commander of the Health Care Agency Group in 2004, and Specialist Surgeon General in 2007. He was elected Member of the Committee of Chiefs of Military Medical Services in NATO in 2009, the North Atlantic Alliance's Senior Medical Specialist. Within His term of Service, He spent several months as commander of all American forces deployed in Ukraine, Israel, Syria and Afghanistan.
He was made a Knight in The Royal Norwegian Order of Merit and awarded the Honorary Medal of the Interallied Confederation of Medical Service Specialists.