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Just to give you a little knowledge on it, its been used by Ranger Medics for years. Every Ranger medic is carrying and proficient in the use of ketamine. Its a great drug for a plethora of reasons. Its a dissociative anesthetic; so less to no memory of the event (less traumatic for the patient). Ea...

Medics that graduate RASP, complete a pre-Socm course at regiment then attend Socm prior to being assigned to a bn.

I was reminded that I hadn't posted in a few months and thought is give sitrep. My appologize for not being more active on the board, this training cycle has been hellish. Went on a month long trauma rotation in Atlanta. Learned from the trauma teams and was able to teach the physicians and surgeons...

Quick clot combat gauze is definitely the way to go but like was already said, nothing beats a roll of properly packed kerlex!

Graduated RIP, SOCM, assigned to 2/75. Multiple deployments and embracing my personal hell aka the training cycle. Went on a short vacation to Ranger school. This site had a ton of information and guidance when I was desiding if Rangering was for me and while going through the enlistment process. Wa...

Gentlemen, currently 1A sr medic. Graduated ranger school class 05-11. Ran into a few Rangers at the memorial dedication ceremony that recommended I come back on the site. I apologize for not remembering the Rangers name who gave me the 2nd batt stickers for all the boys, they appreciated the immens...

Ranger Jim, My apologies for the delay in response time. My recruiter has not administered a PT test as of yet. My self administered PT test results are as follows: 2 minute Push-ups: 57 2 minute sit-ups: 75 2 mile run: 15:03 5 pull-ups directly following 2 mile run Thank you Rangers and DEPs for th...

Rangers, My name is Patrick and I'm 26. I'm am a certified EMT-B and going to be graduating from college at the end of December, 2008 and plan on enlisting as 68W with an option 40. I came to your site to learn as much as I could about the process of becoming a Ranger before I enlist. I was ready to...