Any military medics out there? (Corpsman, Combat medics..)

[ksmedic202]

Former Navy corpsman. Corps school in San Diego and then on to Portsmouth Naval Hospital.(the old one, not the nice new one)

[NREMT-Basic]

Its the Basic Trauma Life Support Advanced Course.

Which is no longer called BTLS. It is now ITLS or "International Trauma Life Support" Basic and Advanced.

[911WACKER]

im a 68w in the army for an fst anyone have any sops for pre op set up

[AirForceMedic]

103rd Fighter Wing - 103MDG Air Force Medic - CT ANG, Bradley

[fireflightmedic1]

IDC HMC 8401

[ABN Medic]

right now i am at the 509th abn inf here in fort polk been a medic for a year and love it

[air.stump]

68W2F and STILL in the Huey.

HM3 8404 in a past life.

All the bells, whistles, and alphabet cards.

Good to be here with ya'll.

[Dustdevil]

Hey Man, did you do the flight course at Benning? If so, when? Buddy of mine used to teach that.

EDIT: I meant Rucker, not Benning, lol.

[air.stump]

Hey Man, did you do the flight course at Benning? If so, when? Buddy of mine used to teach that.

EDIT: I meant Rucker, not Benning, lol.

After three years of asking, I am finally going to Rucker this August. I got the F designation for my current orders. I was there for the dunker last summer and enjoyed that. I am getting all twitterpaited waiting for August.

[Dustdevil]

After three years of asking, I am finally going to Rucker this August. I got the F designation for my current orders. I was there for the dunker last summer and enjoyed that. I am getting all twitterpaited waiting for August.

The dunker is the hard part, lol!

Seriously, good luck! It's a good course. The guys I worked with in Iraq did a great job. Because of that, we always looked forward to seeing Blackhawks instead of Marine birds.