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    When Chernenko died I was 14 years old. :)
    A service in the defense was pretty calm. NATO aircraft flew along our border, our planes were flying along the border of West Germany. The most nerve-wracking event were fire drills.

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    Awesome! I hope you are happy with your purchase! We been posting for a few months now. Are you in any other forums?
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    Got a lot of respect for the Doc, you might not have rode the river yet? But glad to meet you, and Thanks for your Service? AJS USN Ret.

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    Welcome to the forum, some great people, some not so. Don't forget to call your mom on Sunday. It's mothers day.

    · Preparing since 1972
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    Welcome to the forum...Thank you for serving our Country.A lot of Veterans on here..I think you will like the forum....Hope all is well in your life...

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    Corpsman A School was at one time conducted at both NSHS San Diego and NSHS Great Lakes, they closed the San Diego A school sometime in the late 90's well after I was in the fleet.

    At Ft. Sam when I went through 91B was pretty much a 14 week EMT Basic class. We weren't allowed to do anything on our own when I got to my unit.

    When I left Corps School I was suture trained, had basic x-ray, lab, ortho and surgical experience. The philosophies were different between Army and Navy medicine, in the fleet some duty stations there are no doctors, pa's nothing- you mr. petty officer 2nd class Hospital Corpsman are it..... write scripts, do all diagnostics, do all treatments on your own or maybe with a junior corpsman.

    The rest of the schools after that were just more intensive tactical and medical skills courses.

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    Yup sure did. I was a Corpsman for 8 years then got out. I was an HM3. Loved ever minute of it

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    Actually I first was an Army medic trained at Ft. Sam in 1989 then went Navy in 94,I went onto become a Navy Corpsman went the Corps School in San Diego 20 years ago.
    My exwife went to Corps School at Great Lakes.
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