FORT SAM HOUSTON MEDICAL TRAINING FACILITY SAN ANTONIO, TX Non-Slip Aluminum Stair Treads for Entryway of Medical Training Facility THE SITUATION The first solider to arrive at Fort Sam Houston was in 1876, when the Army began construction of a Quartermaster supply depot on 92 acres of land. In the late 1920’s, the Army began improving the post’s infrastructure including a new 8-story, 618 bed hospital named Brooke Hospital Center. During World War II, the hospital continued to expand, pushing the capacity to 7,800 beds. At the end of World War II, Fort Sam Houston could no longer support a combat mission because of weaponry range growth and infantry division needs. This marked the forts role home of Army medicine, which also resulted from the transfer of the Medical Field Service Scho

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