Army Comparing Army OMS programs

[D1Bound]

I have not seen a thread on this. Any feedback on this would be great to help an applicant decide which program would be best for them. I understand that preference of program is not guaranteed. I believe that there are 6 programs available for Army oral surgery applicants: Tripler, El Paso, BAMC San Antonio, Madigan, Fort Bragg, Fort Gordon ****Edit: plus Walter Reed***

Which ones are the "country club" programs I've heard mentioned? What are the weaknesses and strengths of all of the programs?

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[Tooth Ferry]

And Walter Reed. I'd recommend visiting as many programs as you can to get a picture to what they are each like. This varies year-to-year depending on who's in charge, the residents, the chiefs, and the staff.

 

[Lankers]

And Walter Reed. I'd recommend visiting as many programs as you can to get a picture to what they are each like. This varies year-to-year depending on who's in charge, the residents, the chiefs, and the staff.

Do you know how many of the Walter reed spots are reserved for the Army. It was my understanding there are usually six spots total at Walter Reed.
Thanks

 

[Tooth Ferry]

https://www.aaoms.org/docs/education_research/edu_training/aaoms_residency_omsprograms.pdf

There are up to 5 slots per year authorized at Walter Reed, 2 of which are usually reserved for the Army, assuming they fill the slots.

 

[Lankers]

https://www.aaoms.org/docs/education_research/edu_training/aaoms_residency_omsprograms.pdf

There are up to 5 slots per year authorized at Walter Reed, 2 of which are usually reserved for the Army, assuming they fill the slots.

Thanks, I actually was referring to that website I just never saw a break down of which spots were reserved for which branch