medics

This edition features stories on the Air Force teaming with Sony to build hybrid super-computer clusters, Airmen stationed in Honduras using life chutes to practice getting out of a tall burning structure, Yokota Air Base receiving a visit from the top enlisted members of the Japanese Self Defense Force [JASDF], and an Airmen whose been training Afghan Army National Air Corps soldiers as medics for the past year. Hosted by Staff Sgt. Nicholas Schultz. Part 2 of 3.

This edition features stories on Soldiers responsible for power on COB Adder, Iraqis working to strengthen their economy and an Iraqi child's life is saved after receiving critical medical care from service members. Hosted by Staff Sgt. Steve Engle. Part 3 of 3

This edition features stories on Soldiers responsible for power on COB Adder, Iraqis working to strengthen their economy and an Iraqi child's life is saved after receiving critical medical care from service members. Hosted by Staff Sgt. Steve Engle. Part 2 of 3

This edition features stories on Soldiers responsible for power on COB Adder, Iraqis working to strengthen their economy and an Iraqi child's life is saved after receiving critical medical care from service members. Hosted by Staff Sgt. Steve Engle. Part 1 of 3

This edition features stories on the Afghanistan national police receiving first aid and medical training from U.S. forces. Hosted by Staff Sgt. Joy Meek

This edition features stories on members of the Afghan national police joining U.S. Soldiers on Forward Operating Base Ghazni and medics treating wounded service members at Bagram Air Field in Afghanistan. Hosted by Tech. Sgt. Joy Meek

This edition features a stories on an Afghan-International security forces killing several insurgents during operations in Helmand province and a med-evac team in Afghanistan working to ensure wounded service members get treatment as quick as possible. Hosted by Senior Airman Barbara Patton

The Medevac Team fly into a hot LZ to rescue an Afghan soldier who has been shot in the face. Produced by Josh Fortune. Afghanistan

The Medevac crew from 101st Combat Aviation Brigade have to be ready to deploy at a moments notice. Their job? To save lives. Produced by Josh Fortune. Afghanistan

This edition features stories on October being domestic violence awareness month, Afghan forces taking over the training of Afghanistan medics and San Francisco Fleet Week. Hosted by Petty Officer 2nd Class Patrick Gearhiser

This edition features a stories on how Afghan and Coalition Forces found and destroyed two weapons caches in Khost Province Afghanistan and how the military is full of stories about men and women who work in unique jobs, especially when in a deployed environment. Senior Airman Barbara Patton went to forward operating base Joyce in Nangarhar Province where she met two female medics attached to an infantry unit. Sound bite includes Pvt. Aanya Anderson, Combat Medic, 327th Infantry Battalion. Hosted by Staff Sgt. Jessica King.

Training never stops, even on a deployment. Lance Cpl. Benjamin Harris shows us how a group of medics keep their skills sharp while preparing for the worst. Includes sound bites from Pfc. Thomas Osienger, 101st Sustainment Brigade, and 1st Lt. Mya Morrison, Medical Operations Officer, 101st Sustainment Brigade.

Trauma shock platoon leaving Marine base in Marjah not because lack of fighting, but helping ANSF medical community to prepare Marjah's medical response and transport capabilities. Also available in high definition

This edition features a story about how medical care is a rare and valuable resource in Afghanistan. A military Ophthalmologist traveled to train medics how to conduct eye exams. Air Force Staff Sergeant Chad Usher was there as local Afghans improve their vision. Soundbites include LTC. Mark Reynolds - Opthalmologist and MSgt. Chris Kammermeier - USFOR-A Theater Fire Chief. Produced by SSgt. Chad Usher. Hosted by SSgt. Melissa Hay. Also available in High Definition.

Package about how combat medics are responsible for providing care to service members who experience frontline trama on the battlefield. Medics are inbedded with each platoon not only to access casualties but to monitor the ongoing health of their team. For medics like Zachery Weaver ensuring that his platoon is taken care of is his priority. Produced by Spc. Crystal Madriz, Afghanistan. Also available in High Definition.

Oregon National Guardsmen are using their skills as medics to help facilitate medical awareness to soldiers at BIPSOT, the Bangladesh Institute of Peace Support Operations Training. The Guardsmen traveled to Bangladesh in support of the United Nations Peacekeeping Exercise Shanti Doot 3, and the visit also gave them the opportunity to help strengthen the Oregon National Guard’s State Partnership Program. Hosted by Produced by Master Sgt. Tech Sgt. Amber Monio. Produced by Master Sgt. Tom Hovie.

Medics with Task Force Lifeliner conduct real world mass casualty training at Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan. Soundbites from Spc. Cody Z. Bayless, Austin, Texas, Capt. John T. Gottschalk.

U.S. Army Medics in Laghman Province, Afghanistan assist Afghan National Army medics to refine their life saving medical skills.

Combat Medics in Grafenwoehr, Germany compete for the covenant Expert Field Medical Badge.

After a Vehicle Bourne Improvised Explosive Device (VBIED) attack in Mandi Sar, Afghanistan, combat medics respond to save as many Afghan lives as possible.