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The 349th Combat Support Hospital is a subordinate unit of the 139th Medical Brigade, 807th Medical Command (Deployment Support) in the U.S. Army Reserve (USAR). Headquartered at Bell, California, it comprises three Medical Detachments: the 272nd and 1872nd at the USAR Center in Garden Grove and the 144th at the USAR Center in San Diego.
Originally approved for the 349th General Hospital on 4 January 1972, the Distinctive Unit Insignia of the 349th Combat Support Hospital features a mission bell with a cross, symbolizing the Hospital at Bell, California. The belfry containing the bell is an emblem of service, endurance, and strength, while the gold palm branches at the bottom connote good health and the sun's healing rays. The unit motto, “Serve The Defender,” is a concise statement of the unit’s primary mission focus.