Frank George

As a military personnel proudly serving with UNICEF, I’ve had the privilege of witnessing the critical role orthopedic surgeons play in restoring mobility and hope. From treating trauma injuries to correcting congenital conditions, especially in crisis zones where every step toward healing matters.

🦴 Fixing Bones, Restoring Lives
As an orthopedic surgeon, I don’t just treat fractures I help people regain movement, freedom, and quality of life.
From the operating room to recovery, every patient’s journey matters.
#OrthoCare #BoneHealth #SurgeryWithPurpose

Dedicated to restoring movement and relieving pain Orthopedic Surgeon with a passion for precision and patient care.

Ortho Surgeon 🦴
Helping people get back on their feet literally. Passionate about healing, movement, and meaningful connections. Let’s share knowledge and good energy. #MedicineWithHeart

Sight. One day I’ll learn to spell. Today is not that day

I keep seeing videos of people thanking ChatGPT for helping them graduate.

ChatGPT can help with a lot of things, but it can’t help you ruck up a mountain or dig an IED out of the ground.

There is no worse feeling than being woken up for fire guard an after you fall asleep.

On a scale of “Old Guard” to “Special Operations” how good is your marching?

If I were a bar owner in DC, I’d offer a free drink to every Soldier who came in after the parade

The NCO Corps. Other countries wish they had ours.

The obvious thing to do at a bar full of older GWOT veterans is put “Party in the U.S.A,” on the jukebox.

It’s a public service, really.

I was today years old when I learned that the term BRAT (as in Military Brat) is an acronym from the British military.

British Regimental Attached Traveler

The more you know.

My conspiracy theory is that AI videos aren’t real and there is just a giant studio lot somewhere in the world where actors quickly put on 15 second skits in front of green screens to keep the illusion alive.

Here’s your reminder to take the vacation time you’ve earned. I started some leave today. I have an awesome First Sergeant and Executive Officer who can hold down the fort.

In EOD the 1,000lb club is known as going to the demo range.

One of the coolest parts about working on an Air Force Base is the fighter jets taking off right over the main road on the ride into work.

The day you stop smiling when you see that is the day it’s time to hang it up.

The weather is just right. Can’t miss the opportunity

The keynote speaker at EOD Memorial Ceremony this year was the Sergeant Major of the Army.

Although it rained nearly the whole ceremony, He gave a great speech about the EOD family and community, training, and enabling the force to meet the needs of the mission.

The early Global War on Terror was an interesting time to be deployed, because sometimes you would go on days long missions and other times you would play StarCraft in a giant LAN party.

Now that the Standing Power Throw is dead, the Army will have to figure out what to do with all those ten pound balls.

EOD had the same problem when the Global War on Terror ended.

Tonight was the unofficial start of the annual EOD weekend. I saw friends and classmates I haven’t seen in years. I saw Gold Star Families and EOD techs playing with their kids. I saw a community that most people in the military long for.

Best job I’ve ever had

Watching Soldiers reenlist, promote, and succeed in the Army is, hands down, the best part of this job.

Celebrate your people. Build a winning culture. Promote excellence.

Valor awards, no matter what they are, should be the highest in the order of precedence on a uniform.

My son found my CD collection from high school and unironically asked if we could buy a record player to listen to them.

I guess this is growing up.

Guys, I don’t know how old you think I am, but shaggy, ice-T and Morgan Freeman aren’t from the younger generation

Does anyone else miss the view of the night sky on deployment when there was zero light pollution?

On an unevenly cut sandwich, do you eat the bigger half or smaller half first? Why?

On the left is the CSM who thinks that comment was super funny.

On the right is the Commander who has never heard words put together that way before and is trying to figure out what just happened

Center is the chaplain who just realized they are going to be really busy

I can’t unsee a HESCO here, and that is my trauma to bear.

As we start a new week, keep the families and friends of the missing Hercules crew in Lithuania in your thoughts, as well as the hundreds of multinational service members who are trying to bring them home.