Colonel Harry K. Stinger, MD, US Army (Ret.)
 
​Dr. Harry K. Stinger is a decorated U.S. Army combat veteran and former commander of the 250th Forward Surgical Team—the first FST unit to deploy by parachute into a combat zone since World War II. As battalion physician for the elite 2nd Ranger Battalion, he led lifesaving surgical operations in the deserts of Northern Iraq, revolutionizing rapid battlefield medical response.
 
​Dr. Harry K. Stinger is a decorated U.S. Army combat veteran and former commander of the 250th Forward Surgical Team—the first FST unit to deploy by parachute into a combat zone since World War II. As battalion physician for the elite 2nd Ranger Battalion, he led lifesaving surgical operations in the deserts of Northern Iraq, revolutionizing rapid battlefield medical response.

Outside of medicine, Dr. Stinger enjoys competitive shooting, touring the Southwest on his motorcycle, and spending time with his wife, Lindsey, and their four children.