Whisky Experiences
No Army 68W (Combat Medic) For the military really have the 2nd highest rate of mortality for all the work of MOS?
This is certainly MOS interesting one, but is it true that a disproportionate number end up dying 68 whiskeys in combat zones? For those who were in this MOS, what were their experiences like? Did you like it or hate it?
because we make a huge goal with our massive aid bag. i never got down to my aid bag. I left it in the truck and used a bag to remove. when I was a doctor, had a bounty on our heads in Iraq. knew they could stop by firing Production of the doc, the LT, or RTO. usually will protect his platoon. not removed unless someone gets hurt. i used to take apart, just me and my sergeant platoon. was light of foot, and had just left to run all death squad was and then I do my thing and he radio that nothing is more satisfying than in. to save the life of a soldier. i saved 2 ½ half – because the man eventually died in the hospital anyway, someone somewhere leg.
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