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  • HOW WAS SHE ATTACHED TO AN INFANTRY PLATOON!?!?!?! practically everyone is telling me that if i become a medic (68w) i wont be attached to any kind of combat unit. how was she chosen????

  • HOORAH! Im proud to say you are my combat sister, i served from 86 to 91 as a 91A10 Desert Storm vet

  • Male or Female Soldiers doesn"t matter as long as the job is done.

  • Leave for BCT on NOV 8. 68 W Hooah!

  • God Bless you for what you do!!! God knows you!

  • I'm joining the army as a combat medic. I leave for basic in april. I can't wait!!!

  • @blueladydragon88 Stay focused and try to keep a long term 'goal oriented' view until you get to San Antonio. You will not have a lot of medical training in basic other than basic first aid. When you start class in TX, think of it as being academically behind from day one, THEN study your ass off. DON'T hang out at hacienda & Betty's Battalion until your last two weeks. If you're not EMS cert. it's too late to start a class BUT get a used textbook and start reading. Have a unit assignment yet?

  • @FelchBelcher I don't have one yet, and I'll be going to Ft Sam in Houston for 16 weeks. What kind of book should I get? I've only been CNA certified

  • @blueladydragon88 If you have CNA, you are way ahead of the rest of your class. The only other books I suggest are anything on emergency medicine. In basic, you'll have to store it with your civilian clothes and you won't see it again until you finish - no big deal because you won't need to study until you get to Ft. Sam. I was there for 15 weeks but it was in '89! Since then, lots of med training is done at other locations. You're getting your LPN, correct?

  • @FelchBelcher My ultimate goal is to be a CRNA, but i've got a ways to go before that happens. Been looking at books for medical surgical nursing and wound care.

  • Generally the male medics get put into the infantry platoons, I think it's cool that they let her be in one.

  • SEMPER FI Reinhold!!!

  • iv recently been preparing myself to be a combat medic. nice to see women doing this so well. im aslo a girl so i hope i go through it as good as they did :)

  • iv recently been preparing myself to be a combat medic. nice to see women doing this so well. im aslo a girl so i hope i go through it as good as they did :)

  • She is a (11C) in direct fire infantry man which is for panzies

  • women cant be 11c

  • @domcam500 68w can be attatched in any unit male or female. army says go and you execute.

  • I joined the Army last week as a combat medic and been wantin to kno a lot of things so this video has been very useful. Thank you so much.

  • Hooah. Dont care what gender you are just keep us alive thats all we want : )

  • @Dogsoldier22 I'm glad to see a woman in the Infantry serving and keeping up with the standards. Hooah. SSG Bragg(RET) US Light INF, 1987-2007. :D

  • @Dogsoldier22 Dude, these comments are so rare... you made my day !

  • WoW! All the POWER to you, your doing a great Job. Definately keep you in my prayers :)

  • hey i know amber

  • Are Combat medics in high demand? I'd be very interested in it. Although don't want to be competing with masses of other people.

  • Join the British Army (whos slogon is "Be the Best" as a CMT (Cbt Medical Technician)

  • They are in very high demand,you being in the UK would have to first join theyour army asking your recruiter if a spot is open for combat medic if so contract and join and if you pass basic you will be assigned to Medic school and if you don't wash out you will become a medic if you do then your mos will be changed and you will be just a solider

  • This is what i am going in as, a CMT-Combat Medical Technician!

  • Those poor kids!! Kids are always caught in the cross fire of anything....they sure don't deserve this crap.

  • Boy, the Army has sure changed since my time - a chick in an infantry unit in the field. Looks like the 101st. I wonder how heavy her pack and medical bag are and how far she has to hump them. My pack w/medical bag plus a claymore bag w/pressure dressings, ace bandages, gauze and an IV, and ammo and water weighed at least 80 lbs

    If that chick can cut it in an infantry unit, I salute her.

    91B2P

    1/27th inf 25th Inf Div RVN 1970

    3/503rd inf 173rd Airborne RVN 1971

  • @BruceD1776

    Bruce Helmet 15lbs. body Armor 40Lbs, Medical bag w/o ammo 50lbs..Not more Claymore Bags. then her weapon and ammo..

    She's 5'4" tall 140 lbs. As you Know she is responsible for her men's lives and Humps until the unit stops

  • @neohiobiker

    neo Yeah, we didn't wear body armor or a "steel pot" (helmet, as we called it then), intstead just wore a bush hat. The only time we wore steel pots was if the press went out with a unit. Then the brass made sure everything was regulation, including wearing a steel pot.

    Besides, neither the steel pot nor the flak jacket would stop an AK-47 round. But if the helmet and body armor are 55 lbs. total, you guys carry a heavier load then we did. At least it will stop an AK-47 round.

  • WTG Amber!

    From the Gold Star father of Army Reserve Combat Medic Corporal Rachael L Hugo "Combat Barbie"

    Stationed at FOB Summerall

    KIA (IED) 10/05/2007 during a volunteer mission in Bayji, Iraq

  • My condolences and I salute you. My daughter was just posted over seas. Graduated Regular Army pv2 from ft. Sam it is my understanding that the Female Combat Medic MOS has been discontinued.

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  • this comment shows what you think of women. how sad.

  • Soldier Medic... Warrior Spirit.

  • Thats what that craZY CHAPLIN SAYS?

  • @aleciadauchenbaugh

    oh 232nd med.bn.

  • Watching this video was like taking a trip down memory lane. I was a female medic that was attached to 1/8 Infantry during OIF 1. I wouldn't trade that experience for the world.

  • hooah!

  • i like tots

  • don't forget your BSI doc, you may think it's not as needed when there are no visable fluids pumping out but it's a good thing to keep up with, and decon your hands before/after if possible...and stop taking off your kevlar...other then that..keep up the good work..solider medic!

  • HOOOAH!!! for our sister in an infantry unit.

    Don't let it be said our women stay behind.

    She is representing--68W

  • Hoooah...good job doc...gotta love medics.

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