Military medicine has a rich history of innovation that significantly impacts civilian healthcare and public health. From the Revolutionary War to modern conflicts, military healthcare systems have pioneered medical advancements driven by the demands of warfare and the imperative to safeguard the health and well-being of service members. This session will explore the historical context and impact of military medicine on civilian healthcare, highlighting key milestones and breakthroughs. It will then examine how military aid stations serve as a blueprint for achieving health equity through readiness and preparedness. The session will demonstrate how by embracing the principles of equity, accessibility, collaboration, and innovation inherent in military primary care, we can develop a more inclusive and resilient healthcare system for all individuals.