I’m aware

True...

Even as a Specialist, I was THE weapons guys in my company at the time. And I wasn't even an armorer.

They didn't wanna send me to school because I didn't have enough time left with the unit.

So they fucked over some other poor bastard.

Which was fine with me.

But anyways, back to medical shit.

I literally learned nothing.

I only know what I've seen being done and from small BS first aid classes.

#WeDontHaveThatToolSgt,JustUseAHammer

Don't have a hammer? Here's a rock.

No like the entire regimental armory doesn’t have a castle nut tool. Just a hammer, a punch and a flathead for that

Oh boy...

Use a rock or something

What unit was this?

Then again... Armorers aren't rated to fix that I think... that stuff goes to small arms repair guys.

I legit haven’t been to any classes what so fucking ever

We good m8

any questions?

Got sent to CLS and then that pig course where they shoot the pigs and stuff and you gotta save em

Ohhhh

Yeah that

But that was all years ago, haven't done any courses since

I’ve done none at all

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I may be able to answer any questions you may have. And if you have fun challenges I’ll participate if I see them. It keeps the mind sharp.

I wish I had challenges

Wish I could practice

Next generation combat medic on facebook posts a bunch of good stuff.

So does NAR

Quizzes?

Situation stuff?

Read the question, think it through, then look at the comments and compare. See where you went wrong and right.

medical AAR’s essentially

Situation stuff. NAR does too, I don’t follow them but I occasionally run across others who repost their stuff or share it.

I loved using NGCM’s stuff when I was active and getting everyone’s inputs before we read the comments. It was really insightful, especially when someone thinks out of the box and comes up with great solutions. Keeps the mind sharp.

As great as TC3 is when it comes to saving lives, it can be quite lackluster whenever you have any sort of medical knowledge. Very simple, very effective at keeping the patient alive. But not always the best option for the trained personnel.

I’m not trained, although I know a bit.

Doctrine is a fall back if you can’t come up with anything better.

That’s one of my favorite phrases, and it’s fairly universal