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@woodsks5885

5 жыл бұрын

Merry Christmas

@tayvonrobinson6436

4 жыл бұрын

Can you do video of the books you need to read n study to pass your test to become a medic.

Who’s your recruiter? Me: Masibay Them: the youtuber? Me: the one and only.

i remember watching this video 6 months ago before i left for basic and now i’m about to go to Camp Bullis and graduate the 20th. proud to be a whiskey :))))

@G21333

4 жыл бұрын

Hey, can I ask you some questions about it? I'm also a female wanting to be a combat medic. My IG is @gg_mangum

@graceclark6657

3 жыл бұрын

@@SupposedlyMean you'll do great!! Just stay strong and remember everything is temporary. So when you think you can't go any longer, everything comes to an end. Also, these will be the best years of your life so enjoy every moment no matter how shitty they may seem :)))))

I just started 68W AIT last week. We take our mod 2 test tomorrow

@ARCHIEzzle

5 жыл бұрын

Study and be ready for that

@jaymelo2632

5 жыл бұрын

How is it so far?

@djfive-seven563

5 жыл бұрын

@@jaymelo2632 its challenging but not too difficult. Just apply yourself and you will do fine, also do not rush through the tests you will miss alot of questions you actually know by doing that take your time and read through them.

@countryrogue3675

4 жыл бұрын

Is the 68w course also in the Australian army?

@djfive-seven563

4 жыл бұрын

Preston McDeed They should have something similar since pretty much every army that exists has combat medics. It won’t be called 68W tho. But it is possible for international students to attend 68W AIT. When I was going through I saw soldiers from Italy, Korea, UK, Poland, and Germany attending the course.

I got recycled for ISV and even though it sucked, it helped a lot. Now that we are about to graduate it’s all worth it. Some people just aren’t cut out for it too tho. 68W will literally open doors for any medic interested in it and I highly encourage it. What sucks is the extreme weather

@j572y479

5 жыл бұрын

Also one of my friends who is a PT stud will be recycled to another company cause he got a profile and couldn’t train. So depending on the profile they hold you back a lot

I failed out of medic school, honestly I wish I had been emt certified ahead of of time before joining this mos.

@kylejackson1158

5 жыл бұрын

Jon Mann did you not pass the test?

@jonmann4980

5 жыл бұрын

Kyle Jackson I had too low of a GPA at he point in the course where it had to be higher so I got recycled, second time through I made it to the final hands on testing right before graduation and I failed out

@Exonist

5 жыл бұрын

Me too. I got reclassed to 92A and I fucking hate my life at my unit right now. I wish I never joined tbh

@Wangan300

5 жыл бұрын

@@Exonist story of a lot of soldiers lives. And people wonder why they dont reenlist.

@Go0ofygoober

4 жыл бұрын

Exonist did you get an opportunity to leave when they reclassified you?

Those Battle Boos lol

I'm not in the military, but your videos are really interesting. Happy Holiday's and all the best from Germany 🎄

@mrsz_armenta

5 жыл бұрын

@@ARCHIEzzle It's amazing 😁 who knows what the future holds, maybe you and your family get the option to go there again! 😊 Fingers crossed 🤞

That’s was real helpful ! Thank you )

haha :D I am a German combat medic to be, and guess where I am from^^ Your hoodie seems to know: Garmisch. Cheers to all fellow 68Ws around the globe.

Going to national guard and to be a medical hopefully, I will put in my mine all those advise. Thanks for your time

@crervroo.4962

4 жыл бұрын

Yo, I’m about to undergo a similar experiment as you. I’m in the ny national guard and about to ship around November. How’s ait for 68w

Saw your picture. I was in Delta Company in June 2012.

@ARCHIEzzle

5 жыл бұрын

I was there May 2011 to Sep 2011

Staff Sargent, This recruit would like to know some prime examples of medical terminology to learn in preperation for AIT in Fort Sam Houston. This recruit is of 24 years in age and has not taken any college classes. This recruit leaves for BCT on 20190121. Staff Sargent.

@ARCHIEzzle

5 жыл бұрын

Lol they way you talk

@drakesadberry3232

5 жыл бұрын

@@ARCHIEzzle This recruit speaks odd Staff Sargent. what I mean I guess; Is what terms will we hear and use more often during 68W AIT

@djfive-seven563

5 жыл бұрын

I’m also 24 and I’m in AIT right now for 68W. Learn EMT skills that’s mostly what you will be doing.

@drakesadberry3232

5 жыл бұрын

@@djfive-seven563 Thank you %100. Hope you get honor grad, brotha man.

@gabecota4004

5 жыл бұрын

Drake Sadberry definitely acquire an old emt textbook and learn the terms theres hundreds you need to know

Are there any books you’d recommend for preparing to be a medic?

My mos is 68W, I’m really excited to learn everything but I’m very nervous about sticking people? How quickly does it become common and easy to stick and get stuck?

Hey Archie I have a question. I was wondering if you have heard anything from drip lately. Just wondering how he’s doing. Anyway, happy holidays!!

Am joining the army I was an volunteer firefighter for an year I'm bls certified and certified in other areas such as combat casualty care

Based on what I experienced at fort Lee they take your phones for the first 4 weeks and idk if they'll do this every base that falls under TRADOC but it could come into place all over in the next 2 years maybe

What if ur a civil emt but you also want to go through army emt course? Do you still have to go through all the National testing again?

Hello, I'd appreciate a lot if you'd respond, if not, I completely understand. But, I am wanting to join the military to help me out in my medicine career to become a Physician. Which branch is best to help me get there? Or all has its own advantages. I am very interested in Combat Medic in the Army, tho.

I’m 17 and already have my NREMT, would I be able to skip that phase of AIT?

Alpha Gatorz 💪🏽

I graduated from Delta 232! Dragons! By far the best company!

@matthewkendall9733

5 жыл бұрын

Charlie 232 Cougars lead the way

@inkedapple

5 жыл бұрын

Brianna Matteau its all about Bravo! Bulldogs! I graduated from Bravo 232 last week.

@leslie7872

4 жыл бұрын

But ur a girl 😲

@latinos4whitegirls798

Жыл бұрын

@@leslie7872 and ?

“Back in the day” (1973 for me) the 68W MOS was 91A (then automatically upgraded to 91B after 3 or 6 months of OJT) and it was 2 1/2 months long at Fort Sam - I went on to 91C (LPN) school in 1974 (now I think it’s called 68 Charlie) - 91 Charlie (for me) school was a year long course that we started with 100 students - there only was 27 of us left standing at graduation. We had absolutely NO PT, guard duty or CQ during my time on active duty - period. Pharmacology was responsible for washing out almost half of the class - it was a killer converting minims and drams to ounces drops and ml’s. Pharmacology was a mofo - but even with average math skills - I passed and went on to graduate the course. 100% of our instructors were Vietnam veterans that had served multiple tours in the shit. After 91 Charlie school, I was assigned to an emergency room where all we had were 91 Charlie’s, a couple of RN’s and one Physician on call - and I immediately learned how to do (and then routinely did on a daily basis) - all kinds of suturing, advanced intubation and pretty much all of the stuff a PA does. PA school was my next step in career progression (if I so chose - which I didn’t and still kick myself for taking advantage of the opportunity - even now). Clearly there was absolutely no “scope of practice” back then - there were no EMT’s or Paramedics, Aaaaand there was no AIDS or COVID either. The worst that we had to deal with was the clap (gonorrhea or syphilis) or “the only thing that lasts longer than true love” - herpes. My Words of advice for all of you young heroes wanting to wear the Caduceus on your left lapel : 110% - Focus on your training 24/7 - this is an opportunity that you have that will enable you to grow AFTER your time on the military is over. Nobody can take away from you the skills and knowledge that you will be exposed to - it’s what YOU make of it that matters. If you’re going to 68W and/or going on to 68Charlie school - study study study !!! I had NO LIFE for a year while I was on school. It paid off!!! That was almost 50 years ago for me and after 3 years in the regular army, I made it to 1SG in the reserves and continued working for the VA as a nurse . Totally worth it !!! You can do it if you want it bad enough....... Good luck !!!

@herbtapp3031

2 жыл бұрын

It was still 91A when I went 85-95 but we had to go to another 4 week class to become a B and 91C was still the LPN Class and it was still a year. I re upped for Patriot Fire control 14E Realized I am not a people person!! LOL!!

@charlesclawson3445

Жыл бұрын

I joined in 84 as 91A for 91B they had a school also but as E5 your were a B20. I went Aorborne an became 91C LPN these numbers are crazy! I was cross trauned 54E? NBC? 😅

Love the vids man i had a question about being previously certified(national:3yr and state and county:6yr) I just passed my cognitive exam for reentry in to NREMT, but cant find anywhere to get tested on my practical skills. Would that allow me to enter the army at an e2/3 and could i skip the emt phase of 68w and get skills tested through the army?

@RS-jh2kl

5 жыл бұрын

The nremt skips you straight to the military medic portion. Try excelsior college, than use the credits to get promoted. Also you can test out on CLEP exams to get promoted.

First off we’re trying not to pass out in class. Secondly NREMT the only thing that matters. And lastly drill sergeant will do anything to waste all ur fucking free time with formations hours long taking time away from studying

@Liaxlifts

3 жыл бұрын

Sounds like Charlie company

How do the NREMT tests differ from the military side vs. Civilian side? I’m currently in a class for EMT basic and it’s about 10-12 months long, and the 68W training is 4 months so there has to be some sort of difference, correct?

@ARCHIEzzle

5 жыл бұрын

alex osborne it’s condensed and the pace is faster. Testing is every Friday and if you fail the end of module test 2 or three times I believe you fail the course. This might have changed when I went through. Also if you remember test for that failed mod and everyone is on the next mod you’ll have to balance both

@quikain17

4 жыл бұрын

There is no difference in the test just how much time you get to prepare 68w is no joke I am more proud of graduating Benning and medic school than my 2 Biosciences degrees

What if I’m already NREMT-B certified ? Does that make training shorter or any difference in trainingv

@ARCHIEzzle

4 жыл бұрын

Shorter training and you will be advanced to a certain point

Does the 68w course also exist in Australia? I’ve already begun studying and I look forward to joining in 4 years.

@gio2

Жыл бұрын

what the fuck are you talking about

I wished i had a better head on my shoulders i would have going 68 whiskey route with certs before I'd go in. Instead of fucking around for many a years before I went to MA school as a civilian now in my mid 30s I'm pushing for PA by then I'll be old as fuck

Just fishing options on my reenlistment... I'm an e5, interested in swapping branch and also mos to 68w. I can give more info if youd like. What is your take on this swap? Thanks for your service.

@ARCHIEzzle

5 жыл бұрын

What’s your branch now ?

@chainsawmack

5 жыл бұрын

Navy seabees

Will I be able to wear my retainer during basic and AIT? I just got my braces off, but I have to wear my retainer for at least part of the day.

@anikasmith2018

4 жыл бұрын

As long as you have a doctors note stating you have braces and need to wear a retainer it shouldn't be a problem. Don't hide it from the military

If you do well in your OSUT do you have any choice in where you go afterwards?

@DS-wo8wr

4 жыл бұрын

No... based on the needs of the Army.

Or the books you used.

Future 68W here. While stationed, typically, how long are your work shifts? I know the job can be unpredictable, just wondering the average time it takes. I’m curious because I want to know how much time you had to workout and take college courses?

@ARCHIEzzle

5 жыл бұрын

It really depends on your work. If you’re a line medic yes it is unpredictable because of field time but when your not in the the field it’s the usual pt, work and off at 1700. If you’re in a clinic or hospital it’s predictable regular pt work and off every day. See patients a lot

@ModdedFailz

5 жыл бұрын

ARCHIEzzle what time would you normally start your day if you’re off at 1700

@RobotTears

5 жыл бұрын

Clinic or hospital you will most likely have a schedule, pt on your own time. Line unit pt 630 and usually 1700 close out but can stay longer depending on the days work load.

@ModdedFailz

5 жыл бұрын

Robert Talavera okay thanks, I appreciate it

@Cobra7FAC

5 жыл бұрын

The worst I worked was 36 on, 12 off. We could sleep when on duty in the aid station as long as someone was awake at night. The best was working as a CLS trainer, worked 4 hours a day for 8 days and 2 days of 12 hours every two weeks. If you are in a line unit, you could be sleeping in your ambulance and working the other 18-20 hours for a month straight on field exercises. Long hours as a medic in the field are not as bad as it sounds. You have scheduled sick call hours or a schedule of what exercise is going on and just have to be available. Don't look to be slacking off and do rounds to make sure no combat engineers are playing with det cord and let command see you taking your job seriously. Then it's pretty chill.

Can you make a video on air traffic controllers please???

@ARCHIEzzle

5 жыл бұрын

That’s kinda hard since I don’t know much aviation and my resources are limited but I will keep that in mind

@figl6791

5 жыл бұрын

ARCHIEzzle I appreciate it. It’s just something I would be interested in doing as a civilian.

If you don’t do great in high school can you not be a 68 Whiskey

I plan on enlisting in a couple months if any of u have tips on how to get to flight medic I’m all ears

@Cobra7FAC

5 жыл бұрын

I've been out so I don't know how flight medic school works currently. My tip is if the recruiter promised you flight medic school make damn sure it's on your contract. No matter how cool they seem or what they say, get it ON your contract. Anything less and you will not go.

@gigi1425

4 жыл бұрын

First step is to get 68W as your MOS. From there, once you get to your unit you can ask to go to paramedic school ( I am trying to do the same thing and I start paramedic school in a couple of weeks ) and following your graduation from that there is the opportunity to do critical care and flight medic follow-on training. From there you can go to different units that require flight medics, such as SOAR which is special operations. Long answer, but I hope it helps!

I have a question does a USA and a uk combat medic have the right not to bear arms in the army

@zachbunch8701

4 жыл бұрын

I'm not sure but it probably depends on your specific role. Apart of a infantry division probably not since you are in the fight amongst them. In the hospitals and what not it's likely you wouldn't have a weapon on hand.

@CPTAwesome9000

4 жыл бұрын

Прсотитутки Блядь as for American medics yes. You have to be a “ conscientious objector” which is a religious ideology of zero violence pretty much. A famous Army medic “Desmond doss” was awarded the Medal of Honor for his duty as a medic and never touched a rifle at all.

do all 68 series get emt certified?...i’m leaving for basic feb 19th as a 68y(eye specialist)

@ARCHIEzzle

5 жыл бұрын

No not all just 68W

@ARCHIEzzle

5 жыл бұрын

Great mos btw very rare to find one

@yolloyd6678

5 жыл бұрын

that’s what my recruiter said too lol. Keep up the great content! your a true inspiration

So I live in houston and I know ait is in san Antonio. When will I be able to leave the base on weekends and visit my family?

@ARCHIEzzle

5 жыл бұрын

There is a certain radius on how far you can go and a time you need to be back on base

@MatterBaby68

5 жыл бұрын

@@ARCHIEzzle what if I wanted to go to houston? Leave on friday come back Saturday. Or would if be better for them to visit me ?

@MatterBaby68

5 жыл бұрын

Can they even visit me?

@morgangill5017

5 жыл бұрын

Karim Alkhuli there are no more weekend passes. You’ll get the weekends free at a certain point in the training. But weekend passes for soldier medics in training got taken away.

If I was certified as a mechanic in the civilian world and I went to basic training, would I have to stay longer at basic to get a mechanic job in the army?

@austinbrach5990

5 жыл бұрын

Basic training is the same length for every MOS in the army. You would have to research if your certification will accelerate you through Advanced Individual Training (AIT)

@ARCHIEzzle

5 жыл бұрын

Austin Brach that is true! Some civilian jobs that directly translates to an mos can fast track you. Case by case basis

@RS-jh2kl

5 жыл бұрын

Bring a memorandum and certificate such as a trade school certificate plus take the ASE if you can. Then take the documents with a DA 4187 and apply for the MOS.

By GPA what do you mean? Sorry if I’m asking you to repeat yourself. Like GPA from high school? 😅 ugh.

@ARCHIEzzle

5 жыл бұрын

No worries. Basically your grade point average while in army medic school from all the end of mod testing

Hey I was just wondering if you know what are my chances of getting a ranger slot In 68w AIT I have a 280 pt and 109 GT? And if having my RN affects my time as a medic at all.

@hunterdavis5602

5 жыл бұрын

It doesn’t at all. Everyone in my company that got ranger had to have a 300+ PT score and have a minimum 80% GPA. The minimum requirement for it were 90% at the 17-21 age group in each category. But you have to remember it’s the best people being sent there, so just because you make the cut, you might be out shadowed by someone with one more push-up. Do your best, study, workout, and know your craft and you’ll be fine.

Hey how's it going ? How to become a flight Medic

@RS-jh2kl

5 жыл бұрын

First pass 68w, then apply to get the school. It is known as an additional skill identifier, F3 or foxtrot 3, or do some of the civilian counterpart and then go the Army route. Nremt is the standard. Either basic or paramedic.

I’m only 18 and about to ship out 20190128 for 68k. I’m more nervous about my AIT than BCT. Is there anything or anyone you know who could tell me more about 68k AIT because I heard it is really hard and do you know the fail rate of that MOS?

@aaronbbx

5 жыл бұрын

Kapua 4 omg same :( I’m so nervous for AIT like what if I fail

@Wangan300

5 жыл бұрын

@@aaronbbx dont consider it an option.

@aaronbbx

5 жыл бұрын

Wangan300 how

@Wangan300

5 жыл бұрын

@@aaronbbx dont consider failure an option. Study with your classmates as well.

@truthspeaker3315

3 жыл бұрын

Update?

Sir do you have any experience of being deployed in an actual battlefield as an army medic?

I have my nremt. If I went in for 68W would I go straight for the combat medicine school or would I still need to take the class

@wyatterpable

5 жыл бұрын

I'm in training at fort Sam as a 68w, you would get accelerated to the next company starting the whiskey stage which is your combat medic training. You would essentially skip the emt part. You would also get promoted to specialist once you are accelerated at fort sam, so that's another nice perk youd have.

@chasewilliams9673

5 жыл бұрын

Wyatt Mull I am already an EMT and trying to enlist as a medic. Do you need to have it say in your contract that you are enlisting as an e4? Or do you automatically become an e4 at AIT

@kevv9277

5 жыл бұрын

@@chasewilliams9673 Progam is called CASP , you will get E-4 in contract , just notify the recuiter about your certificate. How did you pass the nremt ? What tools did you use thanks!

@chasewilliams9673

5 жыл бұрын

Kev v Thanks man. I heard about ACASP, but I didn’t know how that all works. And I got my NREMT by taking classes through an ambulance service in my home state of MT which allowed me to take the national registry. The tools I used besides class is mostly reading the material and a lot of KZread videos/asking questions. KZread worked wonders though on pretty much everything.

@kevv9277

5 жыл бұрын

@@chasewilliams9673 Can you make a playlist on all the videos you've watched that helped you. Man I'm really struggling on my 2nd attempt now , only thing holding me from joining is the NREMT.

How do you become a flight medic ?

@americanfirst7396

4 жыл бұрын

pretty sure they are all 18D

Passed mod 1, failed mod 2. Mod 3 after hbl. Stressed man

Failed out, got reclassed and I really regret even enlisting. I want out asap.

@ARCHIEzzle

5 жыл бұрын

What happened?

@Exonist

5 жыл бұрын

@@ARCHIEzzle failed out of 68w because I didn't pass the NREMT. They gave me a list of jobs, none were anything medical, so I didn't pick anything and tried to get out before I went over 180 days because I want to go to college to do that. Long story short, the army picked my job based on its needs after my 180 days as a 92a, and I just really want out.

@Cobra7FAC

5 жыл бұрын

@@Exonist Ya that sucks. I don't know what your daily life is like but if I may offer a suggestion. Use your time to take classes now. The Army will literally pay you to take them. My buddy got washed out of his MOS and to get away from his unit he volunteered to do Soldier of the Month. Made it to post soldier of the year and got to reclass to 68V. His only motivation was to stay away from his unit for as long as possible and got reclassed as a result! Also do the EFMB if possible. That opens doors as well.

@Exonist

5 жыл бұрын

@@Cobra7FAC I don't have the heart to try again. As soon as I can leave, I'm out. I am taking classes now though.

@zachbunch8701

4 жыл бұрын

@@Exonist what options did they initially give you before the 180 days?

Hi 👋🏽

@ARCHIEzzle

5 жыл бұрын

Wait? The video is not up yet so how were you able to comment?

Get to the schoolhouse January 2nd 😬😬

@ARCHIEzzle

5 жыл бұрын

666ILIKETURTLES666 enjoy this holidays break and start your journey

@framedfury9191

5 жыл бұрын

666ILIKETURTLES666 where are you shipping out to?

@666ILIKETURTLES666

5 жыл бұрын

@@framedfury9191 Ft Sam

@666ILIKETURTLES666

5 жыл бұрын

@@ARCHIEzzle Any recommended items to bring to Ft Sam for 68w ait?

I know I’m going to kill this I’m so glad I’ve been doing this please study anatomy and physiology AED CPR Adult care.

@annaholton422

2 жыл бұрын

How’d it go did ya make it?

I served 6 years with 1 and 1 1/2 years in a combat zone ...My MOS back then was a 91B. ..which was combat medic...I guess they changed a lot of the MOS numbers...

@Cobra7FAC

5 жыл бұрын

Ya, around 2000 it changed to 91W, then around 2010(?) Switched to 68W. When I got out they were talking about it going to 68B but I didn't keep up with that.

@butalina

5 жыл бұрын

@@Cobra7FAC TY for the reply.

Chomp chomp chomp welcome to the swamp alpha gators mount up

@tysonmorgan346

4 жыл бұрын

Lmao I'm here right now, baby gator

@ec5090

4 жыл бұрын

@@tysonmorgan346 what platoon u in? How u do on your mod 2 test

Can you order books online now