Work with Archiezzle in joining the Army click here --->>> docs.google.com/forms/d/1qCeatWIA6BNLIJ12vzKylH9tmt2bxaPaGjwY4UFOkxY/edit?c=0&w or text me @ (925) 518-6808 Especially Bay Area California People.

@Jharland09

7 жыл бұрын

skits are always good. your old CQ duty one was awesome

@ARCHIEzzle

7 жыл бұрын

+Jordan Harland I got a few ideas 💡

@Jharland09

7 жыл бұрын

+ARCHIEzzle do you want me to push Sarnt?

@masonhenderson2661

7 жыл бұрын

ARCHIEzzle what's a honest but fast way to rank up in the army ?

@thebigfartknocker9573

7 жыл бұрын

hey archie i need help i am going to sign my papers soon for the army i want to know what job is better (i like both of them)should i do 15W (UAV operator) or 13D(Field Artillery Automated Tactical Data System Specialist)

* guy gets shot* Soldier- medic! Archiezzle- what is up guys rtizzle here

@sociallysavage1126

5 жыл бұрын

H 😂😂😂

@michaelsantana5781

5 жыл бұрын

Hahaha im crying 😂

@fattony5331

4 жыл бұрын

H talk to me goose

@sasaki4851

4 жыл бұрын

😂😂

So there's no revive button

@ARCHIEzzle

7 жыл бұрын

+Victor unfortunately there is none

@tianavstheworld

6 жыл бұрын

Gonna need that juggernog

@randomjunk1998

6 жыл бұрын

Doc is better then the revive button

@ghostdaddy7818

6 жыл бұрын

When you need a little revive

@Dertheus

5 жыл бұрын

😂😂

papa arch is back

I’m 18 and I’m going to meps this Sunday wish me luck boys

@bryanacat214

4 жыл бұрын

Goodluck

@SenkaBandit

3 жыл бұрын

good luck

@Reze000

3 жыл бұрын

Good luck boi

@danniejay6769

3 жыл бұрын

how did it go?

@exxrray

3 жыл бұрын

i'm late by 11 months but good luck

I’m 12 but this is my dream I will try my best

@jacec3233

4 жыл бұрын

David Rachford I believe in you man :)

@Ngonz3253

4 жыл бұрын

I’m 13 and I want to be a field surgeon

@stargonzalez7067

4 жыл бұрын

@@carsonbrooks1326 That's cool I want to be the same thing and I'm the same age

@adrianrivera618

4 жыл бұрын

Good luck man! I enlisted yesterday 2020/04/02 it was an insane feeling, but you can do it man

@juyvonrankin1637

4 жыл бұрын

Me to

"You may see some poop" 2:00 *11 seconds later he says* "When shit hits the fan" 2:11 😂😂🤣🤣

As a civilian paramedic I agree with all of these for us to lol. As for the dying patients it happens on a decent basis. Talk to somebody it'll help. And of course I love you guys. The best civilian medics at trauma I know. Are former military medics

I have been considering becoming a Medic. Thank you.

@ArmyLover-se3ij

4 жыл бұрын

Hey, me too

@gonzo7519

4 жыл бұрын

Same here

@ConnerMarchetti

4 жыл бұрын

did you end up joining tho

@stevenneiman7452

4 жыл бұрын

Me to man to young to join yet tho

@nicksmall7986

4 жыл бұрын

Same

Wish I would have had this video before my AIT. STUDY STUDY STUDY before you go. Try to get EMT certified before basic if you can. Yeah it costs money, but you will go straight to E4 and skip the worst part of ait. Again, study before you go. It will make your life a lot easier. Not everyone makes it.

@keane8131

6 жыл бұрын

Never studied, just got my GPA finalized at 90 😂 Team 4 best class!

@jordanparton1993

5 жыл бұрын

I'm a Offshore Rescue EMT (from a 16 week course at Ventura college) with specialized advanced training from ACLS/EKG-->HAZMAT and I'm currently working with a recruiter to get into the army as a combat medic. how was your experience and what was the hardest part for you. Also after the medic schooling is done can you or do you take the NREM-P. So you're saying with your emt you go in as an E4? Do you also get to skip the EMT phase of AIT?ThanksRead more

@urso656zhu7

5 жыл бұрын

I have my nursing license, how does this help? Haven't enlisted yet but I've been trying to do my research

@goliathcleric

5 жыл бұрын

@@jordanparton1993 emt doesn't count for anything other than going straight to whiskey phase. NREMT-P or RN might get you E4 but that is usually only for BSN. IMHO skipping the emt phase isn't always the best idea, because of culture shock. Whiskey phase is much more difficult than emt, going through emt phase will help you succeed. As for paramedic afterwards. You ABSOLUTELY can, in my first duty station it was encouraged once you proved that you could handle it. The best thing to do would be to speak with your first line nco after you reach your duty station.

@goliathcleric

5 жыл бұрын

@@urso656zhu7 do you have your LPN, RN, or BSN? Different things can happen depending on which one.

I just watch the movie hacksaw ridge and after watching it, Desmond (main character) inspired me a lot more to become a medic when I am older.

I absolutely love how you said to not just be respectful in the army, but to be respectful to everyone, especially your parents and elders. Everyone loves a person who respects others and says please and thank you.

For a kid I’ve been considering becoming a medic in the army

@Dertheus

5 жыл бұрын

Someone's playing Battlefield too much 😂

@camilaoliver6843

5 жыл бұрын

lol 😂

@carsonbrooks1326

4 жыл бұрын

Don't listen to these people. Do what you want. I'm 15 and wanting to be a combat medic for a while now. A lot of people discouraged me from joining, even my own parents. Best of luck to you.

For those interested in becoming an EMT, it does NOT cost $10,000 and is nowhere near 1 year of schooling. I'm not sure where he got his info but it's wrong. Class is 1 semester long and typically $500-$1,000. The class is typically offered at community colleges. How do I know? I am a paramedic in California and have been for 8 years.

@ARCHIEzzle

7 жыл бұрын

+SuperGrad18 thanks for the accurate information

@ARCHIEzzle

7 жыл бұрын

+SuperGrad18 thanks for bringing that up and will get new info at the local community.

@MrTmenzo

7 жыл бұрын

SuperGrad18 is it true emt earn a crappy wage?

@itsalwaysrainingwhereistay

6 жыл бұрын

$20,000

@taraabbas9017

6 жыл бұрын

Same I’m an emt in California, I got my EMT cert in like 6 weeks, and have been working for over a year now. It costs less than 1,000, usually only a few hundred

Army medic vet here (69-71). Thanks guy, for explaining to the next generation of medics.

I’m not scared of blood but I cringe when I see needles into veins.

@retard9896

5 жыл бұрын

Hahaha! You would fold under pressure!

@davidoslon6772

5 жыл бұрын

@@retard9896 not really, you can and will overcome the fear if you do it enough

@FirelifexX

5 жыл бұрын

Oof. Dont go to MEPS

@philipg6708

5 жыл бұрын

Normal reaction. Train to overcome the reaction.

@ilsecarrasco6596

5 жыл бұрын

Me too

I ship out in a month I’ll be a 68W this was so helpful 🤙🏿

@docmayhem8166

6 жыл бұрын

angell chavez how is AIT so far ? still stuck in reception? lol

@kevincanosa5541

5 жыл бұрын

angell chavez yes

@AlejandroPerez-dl9bt

5 жыл бұрын

I ship August 5th 💪

@joshuacortes7779

5 жыл бұрын

Alejandro Perez where you going for basic training? I’m shipping out August 5th too imma be a 68w

@keanu4489

4 жыл бұрын

@@joshuacortes7779 How was it?

Would love to see some comical training videos regarding 68 W training. 68 W can, if they are deployed be subjected to harsh and dangerous surroundings, while caring for the wounded. Through it all, it's always good to share those moments when you can say, "remember back in the day when we were practicing IV's?' Much respect for those who are serving and have served in the past.

Thank you for the reminder to start and keep studying and not get distracted from my goals thabks

💕 thanks for the video! I always enjoy Q&As, and videos/vlogs hanging out with your family are really fun and relaxing to see.

@ARCHIEzzle

7 жыл бұрын

+Lily Madison ❤️

Delta Dragons! Thanks for memory...outstanding advice! I served as a medic from 09-13

@ARCHIEzzle

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your service Doc

Hey, I am a medic going through delta dragons right now. The DFAC is slagel, they renamed it.

I considered doing this after nursing school thanks for all the information and thank you for your service

@Michelle-hd2kv

4 жыл бұрын

I’m joining to be a army medic and they are paying for me to go to nursing school.

@mightymurph3949

4 жыл бұрын

Michelle thats awesome best of luck in both journeys. You will do well 💪🏾

Love the videos Archie. Keep up the good work. We appreciate it

I'm currently in AIT for whiskey, got mod 4 coming up, these tests are no joke, good luck to anyone that chooses this as an MOS Bulldogs lead the way!

I would love more of these man!!!!!

I'm hoping to be a combat medic by next few years. So this is amazingly helpful. Thank you!

@xo6851

2 жыл бұрын

you ever become one?

Thanks for the info, I ship to BCT in 2 weeks, then 68W AIT, so as much info as I can get on it, the better

@-e-6478

4 жыл бұрын

Connor how was it?

I don’t know how it in the Army because I was a corpsman in the Navy but my first duty station after my four month Hospital Corps “A” school was the Naval Hospital at Jacksonville, Florida where I spent a year working on the Intensive Care Ward. I saw patients with any condition that can befall a human being like gunshot victims, car wrecks, massive burns, broken necks - quadriplegics -, heart attacks, strokes, broken bones, etc. The experience was priceless when I went to two years of sea duty where there was no doctor on board. I had the confidence to handle anything that came along. Working in an Army Hospital would be a positive learning experience before going into combat.

Hey I just finished everything and am now off to go to camp bullis, ty for the the info, really helped!

The fact that he said that when things are more calm “you have to support them emotionally and mentally as well, like talking with them and helping them through their hardships.” Bro I’ve been doing that my whole life. I hope this is right for me. I was accepted to Florida International University to major in Biological Sciences but after talking to an Army recruiter. Oof man... making my decision hard.

I ship september 8 for 68W and im really excited, it was the job i wanted and i didnt think i was going to get it. i cant wait to learn everything and help people thanks for the tips very informative

this was very helpful as a med student aspiring to be an infantry corpsmen.

Your videos are great. A lot of useful advice. Thank you. Prior service or those with some time in service can be a boom or a bane to a new soldier. If the advice doesn't sound right and/or only comes from one soldier out of many, I would be wary about following it :)

EMT school is NOT $10k, $5k, nor even $2k. Based out of NYC and paid $1200 for my EMT certification. It was 4 months long, took night classes, Mon-Thurs. Studied every night and graduated. A lot of people in my class had no idea what they were doing & graduated along side me, if you apply yourself you’ll 100% get through.

I am now a new subscriber! Yay! Thank you so much for this and thank you so so very much for your service. I am 14 and right after high school I'm planning on joining the army. I want to be a medic. At least I think I do. I want to help, serve my country, make a difference and make someone of myself. This video is amazing and you are amazing. First time for me on your channel. God bless

@alanoodblkh6996

5 жыл бұрын

The Future Army Medic same but does it take a long time like to finish studying people say it takes 6 then 2 years

Good video, man. I just got the job. I think it's right for me, but this further confirms it.

Great vid man! This is the first video of yours that I've watched and I loved it! I'm also going to be part of the delayed entry program, I'm going to MEPS this Sunday and enlisting as a 68w, and once I turn 20 I'm planning to go for 18 x-ray I believe? SF combat medic. I'll surely be watching more of your vids, thanks for the advice!

Im 12 and since i was 5 i wanted to be a Doctor or anything in the medical filed. When i was 8 i found out my grandad told me he was in the Navy. The navy never intrested me but the army always did. Im going to secondary school in Ireland and still wish for my dream job. Thank u for explaining.

@balapadmanabhan5705

2 жыл бұрын

Same, my mom and dad wants me to be a doctor but I told them I wanted to be a combat medic, I don't think they agree with it now but I hope they will someday, then maybe later, I plan to be a spec forces medical sergeant.

Can u do a video talking about the training and fitness test and every thing to become a army ranger medic and can girls become one?

@jaylakayalah5798

5 жыл бұрын

yes,​ girls can be army ranger medics but be warned, its a hard fight if u want to be chosen against all the men!

Awesome. Thanks Archie!

Thanks for sharing this information.

commenting on final formation, during the week it's usually 2000, weekends 2100. And it is still indeed Slagel. Supplements, only thing allowed is one bottle of multi vitamins (at least from my company). On the prior service topic, there will also be foreign soldiers training from time to time. Looking forward to the next video Archie!

@caleel1234

6 жыл бұрын

Shout out to slagel and rockos lol

Well, since I was born and raised in Texas, I can't wait. Heat is one thing I won't have to worry about.

@Ngonz3253

4 жыл бұрын

Sir_Alastor same

Great Video. Shipping to basic training on February 11, 2020 then off to AIT school for 68W

Just graduated F Co Falcons! Study study the nremt purchase an app and take practice quizzes read your books do the homework on workbook.

This video was very helpful, thank you! I am a future solider who wants to do 68w.

@rosalbalimon8273

Жыл бұрын

Un mentiroso

Hello your doing a great job take care always...🙏🥰

I think my weakest point is seeing someone die in my arms because my dad did pass when i was 4 currently 14 so just imagining their family being damaged like that would be the worst feeling cause i when through it and every day i wonder if my dad would be proud if i would do this or not.

I hate the fact that KZread seems to know what’s going on with my life to suggest this video haha. I’m re-classing from Infantry to medic this year. Trying to get my EMT beforehand to get ahead of the game while I can.

Your videos are very helpful.Thank you for always sharing alot a infos. Please keep on posting .

@ARCHIEzzle

7 жыл бұрын

+Ivz P TY

@ivzp8800

7 жыл бұрын

Im also one of your IG followers

@ivzp8800

7 жыл бұрын

Im working on my stuff right now to join in the military,these infos you been posting are very helpful to me.Salamat po,Sir.

Currently at ft sam 68w school watched this video back in June when I left for basic now I'm here 9 weeks into 68w school and I have to say he gave some very good advice and everything he's said our sergeants have repeated. Currently loving it here and cant wait to deploy! Alpha CO 232d class 80-19

@hexebarya7395

Жыл бұрын

What unit do you belong now

I signed up as a 68W and I leave in 19 days for BCT. They gave me a fast shipping date but I've been studying and working out as much as possible. Wish me luck.

My highschool chem teacher was a Doc. Man he was an amazing dude

Thx for serving the country 🎧

Since a lot of people are asking about NREMT/Accelerant/etc, I'll break it down for you (as far as I know). I was a A Co to F Co accelerant and graduated Mar2018. The program you want to be enlisting in (for your recruiter's information) is ACASP (www.army-portal.com/jobs/acasp.html) 1: You have to be a NREMT BEFORE you enlist. No, there isn't a way around this, and no State Issued Licenses don't count. NREMT (B/A/P) only. 2: E-4 (SPC) is automatic through the ACASP program. If you're an accelerant but didn't get SPC in BCT, don't panic - it will get rectified in AIT. 3: Acceleration if you're a NREMT is MANDATORY. You will not be given the option to go through the EMT portion. You will also void your eligibility for Honor Graduate (though you can still make Commandant's list with above a 90 GPA) 4: Make sure to go over your contract in finite detail. This program isn't well known to most recruiters or even service members prior to AIT.

You are very smart, keep up don't worry

str8 outta bct '05-'06 91w e4 mafia 48-hour partyboy weekends downtown. lol. even back then a soldier medic heard stories of how much more lax things were just a couple years prior.

As a volunteer firefighter I've seen death and bad injuries first hand I've been stressed as a first responder but idk how id do getting shot at and working on saving your brothers and sisters im doing 68w but mentally with someone I personally know I've never experienced that feeling yet and that worries me

Nice vid, thx for the info

I’m going for 68w and I’ve never been squeamish when it comes to blood or guts, and I should be alright under pressure. But you’re definitely right, having someone die in my arms would be traumatic. I don’t think you can ever be fully prepared to experience that.

I LOVE UR VIDEOS, THERE SOOOOOOOOOOO HELPFUL!!!!!!!!

@cheeseball4791

7 жыл бұрын

Carrigen Meek *THEY'RE

Actually. Medics provide assistance to Army doctors in medical treatment facilities and in the field. Other typical duties are to instruct Soldiers on combat lifesaver/first responder training course and to manage Soldiers medical readiness, medical supplies and equipment.

Ship out 68w very soon. IM PUMPED

Hey man I’m in the IRR thinking about going active, do I need to go through a recruiter for that process?

Everyone that disliked this video should not even have put anything down if u dont like it then dont click on dislike just leave this is real stuff and if u dont like it then you should go through the stuff this guy did

Hi sir How have u been in ur personal life and work ? Thanks for ur service it’s extremely appreciated hopefully u haven’t gotten hurt or injured since the first day u joined the US army and it won’t happen and will return home safely like u did since u joined? I would like to ask u something please? Thanks but I’m nervous

Hey, great video. If you're already an NREMT do you need to go through the class again...?

I was wondering about the feeder opportunities after completing the 68W course. I'm former Infantry and have always had a lot of respect for Medics, or on our side of the house we call them Corpsman. Can you shed some light on what type of courses could I see in the near future or I could attend after completing the 68W AIT course.

Awesome video! One major inaccuracy... EMT-Basic school is not 11-12 months and $10,000 it's usually 10 weeks-3 months and around $700-1200. I think you meant to say Paramedic training which is 10-12 months and around 10k. Thanks for the video man, super helpful.

@Bilbus7

5 жыл бұрын

Mine was 6 months and $1200

I recently signed my contract to be a 68w. I leave this coming July. Just wanted to take the time to say thanks for all the advice and videos that you make. Been watching you throughout my process of joining and you've made it all a lot easier and clearer for me. I'm excited to put my heart and soul into being the best combat medic I can be and help people to the best of my ability. Do you have any recommended study sites I can use while I'm in AIT? Anyways again, thank you and keep it up! Much love

@jarrodhowell1264

7 жыл бұрын

Mee too man. see you there

@isiahmcqueen3874

7 жыл бұрын

tristan perez if u don't mind me asking when did u sign?

@Gliazzurri96

7 жыл бұрын

tristan perez there are apps in App Store. They're all good. I'm here now. Be ready for basic you gonna get fucked up if you go to ft. Benning. It's very fast pace. We have two exams last week.

@whitney5130

4 жыл бұрын

since its been 2 years, how has it been? how was AIT? do you like being a medic? advice plz bc im shipping out real soon

Lol putting our motto in our job description "to conserve the fighting strength"

omg thank god i saw this video i really wanna be come a medic in the us military even tho i havent told my further husband who's right now on a mission yet what i about to do

I just graduated from 68W schooling !

@americanfirst7396

4 жыл бұрын

Erin Hall how hard is it?

@erinhall1325

4 жыл бұрын

American First just depends on how in shape you are and how fast you learn material

Thx for advice

Pts have passed on my watch in civilian ems,,, it’s hard at first. But you eventually become numb because of all it

is 68 whiskey more of in a medical tent or is it fighting along side soldiers and helping them while possibly getting shot at? also thank you for your service

Gained a new sub very informative ty!

I wish I [we] had these resources back in '91 for 91A and later 91B school. We only had very limited access to computers (only if you were sleeping with the cadre). A lot of access to the "Meat Market" and THANK Audie Murphy lots of 'prior service' old-timers (we had four who actually served in 'Nam) who got us sooooo drunk at the "Naked Iguana". Why I didn't drown somewhere on the River Walk I'll never know. Do they still serve SOS? I can still remember those big meaty chunks, of 'something' smothering the biggest biscuits known to man in the DeFac. Good training and life-long friends. Remember once you get posted after graduation, your unit will 'test you'. Don't be scared, but do your best and for Patton's sake don't be cocky. That's for "Butter Bars" fresh from ROTC.

11bravo ff 1 and 2 and got my basic card thinking about changing my MOs to something more suiting my civilian life

I want to enlist as a combat medic when I turn 18 but I am nervous and confused about how to go about studying for my asvab could u make a video on how to study to qualify to be a 68W as well as other MOS’s?

once in Florida I saw a kid fall off his bike into a bunch of rocks and he entire arm was ripped open. My mom just ran away but I just took off my sweater and put pressure on the wound. I really didnt know what to do I was like 12, but I'm 15 now, and I cant wait to enlist. I wanted to be a heart surgeon (because I had open heart surgery as a baby) before but I like the army better.

This is an interesting video. I've began to see what field in the military I'd like to go into, and medicine is in the top three. I was looking to see if anyone could answer if the 68w's are armed in combat or not? I know there are rules in the geneva convention that state that medics are not to be knowingly shot at, but I don't think the enemy would be caring about that too much. So what, if anything to they carry weapons wise?

HEY Arch, love the videos! I am a civilian Paramedic / Firefighter. On a Military Base, state side, how provides the Ambulance / Firefighting services on the base? If it is Military staffed do the Medics recieve additional training to bring the Ambulance service up to the ALS-Paramedic level? Keep it real and thanks for the service !

@fignewton22of2015

7 жыл бұрын

robertp7220 for majority of bases the ambulance on post is civilians. For the fact you have to the skill identifier as a paramedic to do ALS skills.

Thank you ☺️❤️

What if I just got my NREMT and I would like to enlist in national Guard 68w but my asvab scores are below 101 (which is what I heard the score needs to be to “qualify” for 68w) ?

Hooah 68W all day I loved it! Still have my med gear

Hello, I’m only 15 and this is a career I really like and am interested in. What kinda of medical degrees do I need? What kind of PFT do you have to do, of any? Do I have to go to army boot camp besides Whiskey

Hey! Currently I am an Irish citizen, but I have relatives that live in America, and I read some where that as long as I am in America legally I can join the army but, how do I go about joining 68W? Im assuming I can select it as an option in a reqruiting office?

I was a Medic when my MOS was 91Alpha10, back in '69.

I have a question... When you're a medic in the army and get promoted to an E4, what is your rank? Are you Specialist or Corporal?

I am prior service and am reclassing to 68w and it's my first time reclassing, and I want to know what to expect as prior service in ait. Like do I just go to school and no extra formations? Can I drive my POV to & from school? Can I bring a laptop to class? If anyone can please fill me in, thanks!!

Do you need to have a drivers license to be a 68w? I’m asking cos I’m 17 getting ready to sign a contract next month, but I don’t have a license and I know some jobs require you to have one.

Hey ARCHIEzzle! I'm looking to join the army and am considering 68w. I was wondering if you knew or know of and 68w's who transitioned into special forces? Is it common for combat medics to go to SFAS? Any info is much appreciated. Thank you for you service, ARMY first, KZread second!

Would you please talk about MAVNI? I heard it is currently shut down for fs2017. Is there more information about it? Thank you!! I like your videos a lot!!

That is well said, I have been a 68W since 2003 Bco HOOAH!!! I would also suggest listen, learn pay attention. Study every night. The NREMT has a very high failure rate when people become complacent and think that it is a breeze. My company was the last company to have 250 people the next class went up to 500. These is because of failures, and with the high deployment temps a lot of medics getting out. in Short Study Study Study and don't do anything stupid.

My friend is going to basic training a month before me and then goes to 68 whiskey AIT. How are the classes separated in 68 whiskey AiT? Will I see them at Ait or no because I get there a month after them

@MrBoombastic3704

3 жыл бұрын

Hows the army been treating you and your pal?

I’m studying for medical assistant and I’m about to finish college but my dream is still to be a army medic!! I hope to achieve it one day!

@chillbill5923

3 жыл бұрын

Join army first they pay for ur certification and college...

So at my school there’s a program that allows me to become an EMT before graduation. Will this help me during the first two month period? I’m very interested in becoming a combat medic, and I heard it was becoming more and more competitive because combat isn’t so much on foot anymore. Thanks in advance

I am 15 and considering a career as an army combat medic what should I do besides working out? And will it be helpful to get my CPR licence. Thank you, sir