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First, if the prosecutor can prove that the medic lied on the stand, then he can charge the medic with perjury (indeed, Gallagher's prosecutors are considering a perjury charge against the medic).
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By then, I was confident in my skills as a medic, but not as a combat medic.
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I was a flight medic in Iraq in 503, and a combat medic again in 2010 in Afghanistan.
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He asked the medic to retrieve his evidence — his GoPro.
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They advanced together until they came under fire, Medic said.
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"And you both went to the medic," Gates piped in.
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The medic next to him is cutting and folding bandages.
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I protested that I was a medic, but he insisted.
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It'd be an honor to be a medic on set!
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There had been a shooting, a volunteer medic told him.
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A 9th Division medic applied a seal over the wound.
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As a career nurse, Tibbetts is the community's unofficial chief medic.
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" When the medic asks him his last name, Davidson says, "Davidson.
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Were you surprised to see the medic have to visit Paul?
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The previous honoree, James McCloughan, was also a Vietnam War medic.
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Bryan Black, 35, was a Special Forces medic from Puyallup, Washington.
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"That's already more than 30 people wounded today," a medic said.
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"They just buried it," said a former platoon medic, Rion Causey.
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He'd relive seeing a fellow medic killed by machine gun fire.
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He came to and a medic gave him a once-over.
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There was a medic present on the day of our trip.
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If, however, the prosecutor can find other evidence of the medic's guilt -- for example, if somebody had taken a cellphone video showing the medic actually suffocating the victim -- then the medic can be charged with murder.
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One was a medic who surprised prosecutors during the trial by testifying it was he, not Gallagher, who caused the detainee's death by plugging his breathing tube in what the medic described as a mercy killing.
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Upon their arrival, Locklear allegedly attacked both the police and a medic.
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A trained emergency medic, Stone is credited with having saved Moogalian's life.
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Medic tried wrenching the handle but it came off in his hand.
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It turns out he's not a medic but he's been helping everyone.
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Another medic, Mohammed Suhwail, tells The Associated Press he witnessed the shooting.
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Protesters could be heard calling for a medic in the live stream.
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Charles Hobert McDaniel, a U.S. Army medic from Indiana, officials announced Wednesday.
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He enlisted in the Army in 1943 and served as a medic.
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Mary Minucci was an army medic and a noncommissioned officer in Vietnam.
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There's a New York City medic whose girlfriend is a flight attendant.
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The medic had contact with 12 people, who have been sent home.
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They suffered only one fatality: a medic who fell from a tree.
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KIEV (Reuters) - A volunteer medic and the man whose life he saved.
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I scrambled to bandage him, but he was the medic, not me.
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In a statement to PEOPLE, the department confirmed that the responding medics — Lt. Morris, 36; Fire Medic Justin Sweeney, 36; Fire Medic Andrew J. Martin, 28; and Acting Lt. Cortney Barton, 38 — have all been suspended with pay.
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According to Medic Mobile founder Josh Nesbit, about 10,000 health workers in developing nations use Medic Mobile's apps today to record data about individuals' health, and prioritize resources so that those with the most pressing needs get help first.
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I asked the medic what would happen if I cut the toe off.
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In 1912, the house was sold to another medic, Dr. Myron D. Jones .
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A medic escorts a woman after she was revived from an opioid overdose.
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As a medic and as an ER nurse...we are the front line.
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After high school, Mr. Moore joined the Army and served as a medic.
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Carletta Davis was killed while serving as a medic for an infantry patrol.
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The other, Abdel Fattah al-Sharif, was shot by IDF combat medic Sgt.
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A medic comes to save you, and against all odds, they make it.
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Nowacki saw a crowd of people, including Officer Gubala, yelling for a medic.
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Heavily suppressed and without a medic, the squad is forced to abandon me.
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Times Insider A volunteer medic was killed by Israeli gunfire on June 2120.
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"Let's go get martyred together," Ms. Najjar teases Mahmoud Abdelaty, a fellow medic.
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A medic treated his wounds, and Private Chapman climbed back on the truck.
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There was a medic on a boat nearby to monitor your vital signs.
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One of them was the medic who'd been doing chest compressions on Jawad.
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Similarly, the game's medic unit can only heal the unit closest to it.
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The observation post needed a medic, a role Soto had trained to perform.
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Local officials and a medic said at least 50 militants had been killed.
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But that syringe doesn't work if you respawn before the medic gets to you.
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"At the time, there was no thought about being a hero," Medic told Reuters.
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Rouzan al-Najjar, 21, a volunteer medic, was killed, while two others were wounded.
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She goes on to state that no one forced her to become a medic.
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The average aspiring medic borrows $303,230 for her graduate education; lawyers-to-be, $2100,2000.
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Thankfully, a medic is on set and proceeds to give Davidson an oxygen mask.
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As a former medic from Romania, Ursache thinks about death more than most people.
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Another shows a woman describing her experience serving as a combat medic in Afghanistan.
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Baker was born in Chanute, Kansas, and joined the US Army as a medic.
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They moved here almost two years ago for Jordan's job as a combat medic.
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Mahmoud Zaza, a medic in eastern Aleppo, said the need for assistance is critical.
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It's especially helpful for squadmate revives, since those take longer (unless you're a medic).
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Medic had just dropped his daughter off at daycare when he passed the scene.
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" The medic then delivered the bad news and explained that they "tried our hardest.
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Waverly B. Woodson Jr., an Army medic assigned to the 320th Barrage Balloon Battalion.
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Medic worked with some colleagues and two GSU members to clear an office block.
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I have not seen many medic stations, but I have seen ambulances and hospitals.
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Singapore's Changi Airport had several temperature scanners and medic teams stationed throughout the airport.
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Soon he's working as a field medic for rebel militias fighting Bashar al-Assad.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "I mean, we need an Army medic because Nunes got severely burned.
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"He was proud that his sister was a medic in Tahrir," she told Reuters.
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"He was proud that his sister was a medic in Tahrir," she told Reuters.
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When the tattoo became infected, he went to a medic to have it treated.
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A medic ran up and injected King with morphine as he bled to death.
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A medic inches from Chief Gallagher testified that he froze, unsure what to do.
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He is examined by a medic and his fate in the course is questionable.
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A second congressman sustained minor injuries and was also transported by a medic unit.
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A robot medic is less likely to look like a human medic, and more likely to resemble the proposed Robotic Extraction Vehicle/Robotic Evacuation Vehicle (REX/REV): a self-driving ambulance that deploys a stretcher bot optimized for carrying and treating casualties.
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There are four main types of soldier in Battlefield 1: Assault, Medic, Support and Scout.
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His resume said he began serving as an Army National Guard combat medic in 2008.
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"I suffocated him," said Special Warfare Operator 1st Class Corey Scott, a Navy SEAL medic.
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"I remember vividly it had a shiny ring on one of the fingers," Medic said.
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"As we opened it the (boss) was waiting with a big kitchen knife," Medic said.
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"Doc, I think something's wrong with me," Dawson said to the medic standing over him.
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Manny Penuel, a former medic with the British Army, echoed these sentiments in a statement.
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The lawmaker from Hawaii deployed to Kuwait and Iraq, where she served as a medic.
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"We have been moving scores of screaming children from the hospital," medic Juma Rahal said.
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Along with the Confederado, they bring him out into the park as their personal medic.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: When he was in the war zone, you know, he was a medic.
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Last week the medic took his research to Washington where Senator John McCain expressed support.
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Prior to his service in the White House, Jackson was a combat medic in Iraq.
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One protester went into cardiac arrest and was revived by the medic team, he said.
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A medic who responded to the call looked inside the toilet and found the baby.
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One drawing features a soldier draped over a medic in a desperate, dance-like embrace.
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A medic told him that the boy had been taken to a hospital for injuries.
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Alții cred că nu ești un medic bun dacă îi tratezi fără să te plătească.
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"She was like a medic performing triage at a train wreck," Mr. Von Drehle wrote.
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A medic attends to an injured protester during a demonstration in Hong Kong, Sept. 21.
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You're a green-card holder and the husband of a former United States Army medic.
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A Day, a Life: When a Medic Was Killed in Gaza, Was It an Accident?
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A Palestinian medic who helped evacuate the man for treatment said the belt was fake.
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"Officer Goodson never calls a medic, he never takes Freddie Gray to hospital," Bledsoe said.
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Besides the patient, the helicopter's pilot, a nurse and a medic were killed, according to media.
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But the Ecuadorian medic looked at it and said I might have a flesh-eating bacteria.
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"I suffocated him," Special Warfare Operator 1st Class Corey Scott, a Navy SEAL medic, said Thursday.
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He said when he arrived at the scene and Gallagher and another medic were already there.
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Though Azalea, 28, called a medic, fans were shocked when she continued on with the show.
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"I was isolated," says Bill, 48, a former combat medic who now lives in York, Pennsylvania.
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The medic inserted a chest tube to reinflate Dawson's collapsing lung and prepared him for medevac.
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The film follows the true tale of Virginia farm boy turned army medic Desmond Doss, played
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He nearly needed to use the cart to haul half of them away to a medic.
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If you're gunned down and don't get revived by a medic or a squadmate, that's it.
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Gary Rose, the injured medic pictured above in 1970, will receive the military's highest award soon.
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I asked a seasoned Navy Seal medic, who wished to remain anonymous, how they use it.
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Then a bullet pierced the neck of a door gunner, and the medic was up again.
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"Most casualties here are civilians," medic Mohammed, 23, said at the clinic in the Kokjali area.
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I was to be a combat medic for the First Squadron, First Cavalry, First Armored Division.
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Before the fighting got really hot, aspects of being a field medic had felt strangely magical.
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Interested in being a doctor, he trained as a medic at Camp Adair, near Corvallis, Ore.
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In the village where the brigade checked on the poaching tips, the medic got to work.
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Brandon Caro joined the Navy as a combat medic in 2004, serving one deployment in Afghanistan.
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Em: I wouldn't think that a long flight would be okay (not that I'm a medic).
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Thorpe is a jazzy L.A. medic, in fact, doctor to the stars with a celebrated clientele.
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A medic was lowered to Staples, 32, but he was already dead, the sheriff's department said.
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Thanks to the draft, I served as a combat medic in Vietnam when I was 19.
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James was actually told multiple times by the medic that he needed stitches, but he refused. James!
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A Russian medic then examined Whelan before concluding there were no grounds for him to be hospitalized.
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Or a medic in Afghanistan who blamed herself for not doing enough to save a wounded buddy.
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One young female medic was hospitalised after being hit by a pellet round in the right eye.
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Wenstrup, who is an Iraq war veteran and medic, jumped into the dugout when he heard Rep.
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"He's going to die if I can't get it in today," the medic says, following him out.
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One young female medic was hospitalized after being hit by a pellet round in the right eye.
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He saw her curl into a fetal position as one medic tenderly covered her with a blanket.
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After 30 minutes, Mr. Harris, the former Army medic, emerged from the water with a broad grin.
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"We have been moving scores of screaming children from the hospital," a medic told the news service.
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Medic Mobile has been able to improve healthcare for more than 21 million people in 13 countries.
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Drafted into the Army in 2219, he worked as a medic in Vietnam, an attitude-shaping experience.
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He took aim at a 23-year-old Army medic, Specialist Francisco De la Serna, and missed.
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According to The Telegraph, an employee and a medic at SpaceX's Hawthorne, California premises have the virus.
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In another video, Joseph Diamond, a combat medic, recounted the difficulties he faced upon his return home.
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Furious Navy prosecutors said the medic never suggested in six interviews that he had suffocated the captive.
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Trump previously has bestowed the award to James McCloughan, who also served as a Vietnam War medic.
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" One medic said that "you could tell he was perfectly O.K. with killing anybody that was moving.
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In July, he awarded the medal to James McCloughan, another former Army medic who served in Vietnam.
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Another EMS medic who has spent 15 years working in the field wrote about a suicide attempt.
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Hap's ears immediately start ringing as people frantically rush around him, screaming for someone to call a medic.
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Roger, a former medic and firefighter who now owns his own roofing business, instinctively felt something was awry.
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Live on her stream, she put together a cosplay of Lifeline, a combat medic character from Apex Legends.
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Scalise, very pale, said he wanted to call his wife; everyone in the medic unit grabbed their phones.
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He served as a U.S. Army medic during World War Two and afterward practiced law in Carson City.
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" Even the medic didn't look surprised and said, "Yeah, apparently everyone's piss on this block's smells like bleach.
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For the marathon set, a medic was on site in the event that Selmaj suffered any medical emergency.
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After Blaha notified dispatch, Medic 22 arrived and pronounced Mary dead on the scene at 4:34 p.m.
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Murray Mondschein, a medic with the Third Battalion of the 85th Regiment, also took part in the assault.
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Moscow said a rebel attack on a mobile military hospital killed one Russian medic and wounded two others.
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Years later, he would plead guilty to war crimes, including throwing a grenade that killed an Army medic.
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The medic had "close contact" with 12 employees, all of whom have been sent home, the email said.
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Kim was a combat medic who was "seriously outranked" by a physician's assistant (PA) following a mortar attack.
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The color of blood remains so painfully resonant for another medic that she avoids it like the plague.
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The humans include Jake Gyllenhaal as a medic, who is growing loony from too much time in space.
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Before Aaron "Medic" Chamberlain became an esports caster for the League of Legends Challenger Series, he was a doctor.
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Behind us, someone in the general admission section on the other side of the DHH barrier needs a medic.
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First Class Nathan Lethgo, who oversees daily operations at the Army's largest combat-medic training center, near San Antonio.
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She served in the Hawaii Army National Guard as a combat medic in Iraq and counterterrorism trainer in Kuwait.
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Another defendant on trial in the first group, Brittne Lawson, argues she was at the protest as a medic.
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A businessman named Barry Simcoe meets a Russian medic working with the occupying armies after his hotel is attacked.
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Ryan, a 27-year-old medic who enlisted in the Army Reserve and hopes to become a police officer.
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Meanwhile, each hunter fills one of four roles — Trapper, Medic, Support and Assault — that define their weapons and gear.
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So remember on last night's episode when they randomly called a medic to assist Evan for no apparent reason?
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She was in the middle of a song when she stopped the show and frantically called for a medic.
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She works with one of the top herbal clinicians who's been working at the Rainbow Gatherings as a medic.
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A medic is seen near Westminster Bridge and the Houses of Parliament on March 22, 2017, in London, England.
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"We have been moving scores of screaming children from the hospital," said medic Juma Rahal, following the missile strikes.
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McCloughan, who was 23 at the time, was serving as a private first class combat medic after being drafted.
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A trained emergency medic, Stone is credited with having saved Moogalian in the aftermath while ignoring his own injuries.
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He credits the combat medic who trained him, as well as God for putting him in the right place.
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Then the reality of the conflict sank in: A Palestinian medic who had arrived urged the brothers to leave.
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I left college after two years to join the Army and served as a medic at Fort Sill, Okla.
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Prosecutors contended Goodson gave Gray a "rough ride," failed to ensure his safety and should have called a medic.
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Kigrungjon from Thailand was declared the winner by TKO and Mendonca was sent to the medic for 16 stitches.
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Mr. Hayes and another medic saw a sheep's head roasted over coals, then split in half with an ax.
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Charles Hobert McDaniel, a former U.S. Army medic from Indiana, the dog tags he wore during the Korean War.
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As the battle raged our Second Platoon medic, Specialist Fourth Class Bill Geier, busied himself tending to our wounded.
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It follows Nico Walker, an Army medic who returns from Iraq with an opioid addiction and begins robbing banks.
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Another nonprofit, Medic Mobile, recycles old phones and tablets to fund health-care programs in Africa, Asia and Latin America.
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As they walked over the shattered glass of the hotel's front doors, Medic worried about a new threat: booby traps.
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Medic Mobile graduated from Fast Forward in 2014, receiving $20,000 from the accelerator and additional $20,000 from its partner, Google.org.
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Outside the hospital of Norcia in Italy, a medic hands out supplies following the latest quake to hit the country.
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A former Army combat medic from Idaho who served two tours in Iraq was told he owed the VA $9,831.93.
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A devout Seventh Day Adventist and conscientious objector, Doss had enlisted as a medic and refused to carry a rifle.
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Bryan C. Black, 35 Ever since he was a child, the Green Beret medic was incredibly strong-willed and competitive.
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Among the 28 members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, 22 have banned the use of animals for medic training.
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President Trump on Monday awarded his first Medal of Honor to James McCloughan, an Army medic who served in Vietnam.
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Most of the children were inside the bus when the airstrike hit, according to a local medic, Yahya al-Hadi.
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From the medic team We want you to have strong health and mind to be ready for coming back home.
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Combat medic James McCloughan, one of 30 Medal of Honor recipients honored before the game, threw out the first pitch.
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"A medic was on the set and when they realized he wasn't breathing, they began to perform CPR," he says.
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The ship's medic had given us Meclizine tablets when we first boarded, and I had been taking them every day.
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Lacking a medic to vouch for his purity, Kenner became one of the few to read Finnegans Wake before Ulysses.
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Vietnam '67 BAYAMÓN, P.R. — The experience never leaves a combat medic: the sight, the smell, the touch of flowing blood.
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When an Israeli soldier shot into a crowd and killed Rouzan al-Najjar, a volunteer medic, Palestinians called it murder.
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KHUZAA, Gaza Strip — A young medic in a head scarf runs into danger, her only protection a white lab coat.
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She was a capable young medic, but one who was largely self-taught and lied about her lack of education.
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He dropped out of college and enlisted in the Army at age 19, and was certified as a combat medic.
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Acevedo was a World War II medic and one of 350 US soldiers held in a Nazi slave labor camp.
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"I think he just wants to kill anybody he can," Corey Scott, a medic from the platoon, told Navy investigators.
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Not discouraged and still craving a late-night sandwich, the former Army combat medic took matters into his own hands.
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One Z-Class Medic bot stands at the far end of the lot outside of its unit with a handler.
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The Medic and Healer Council is also asking for care supplies like vitamin tablets, thermal blankets, and alcohol-free cough syrup.
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Marks is a combat medic who severely injured both hips during her 2010 tour of Iraq, and underwent four subsequent surgeries.
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Iorns served in the Army as a field medic before losing both arms in a motorcycle accident, the Washington Post reported.
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Special Warfare Operator 1st Class Corey Scott, a Navy SEAL medic, said he saw Gallagher stab the prisoner under the collarbone.
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He said a medic and three SEALS in the cave, who&aposve been looking after those trapped, will also come out.
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There he made the leap from medic to scientist, starting out by studying the 'flight or fight' response triggered by adrenaline.
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Henry's story, Gratz notes, is inspired by a real-life medic, Waverly "Woody" Woodson, who encountered similar bigotry during the war.
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Firefighters and hospital staff took about three hours to put out the blaze that engulfed the ward, according to one medic.
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Nesbit said that Medic Mobile intends to use the new grant money from the Peery Foundation for hiring and product development.
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Humphreys says one medic was able to exit the vehicle immediately, while the other one got out a short time later.
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They also included a medic and a man in a wheelchair who had been pictured on social media using a slingshot.
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A medic and all navy SEAL divers had also left the cave safely, said chief of the rescue mission Narongsak Osottanakorn.
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But the latest Fortnite sketch from Sushii Films imagines another way: what if you played Fortnite as a dedicated medic instead?
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One scroll through Kevin Patrick's already massive catalog as Field Medic and it's clear he's got an oddball sense of humor.
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He confirmed that a medic and all navy SEAL divers involved in the rescue mission had also left the cave safely.
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It cited a medic at a local hospital as saying one person was critical and three were in a serious condition.
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It'll take longer to do the revive than a proper medic, and your buddy won't come back with all their health.
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Medic in starved #Madaya says people eating herbs in water with salt to survive, stray dogs and cats already eaten pic.twitter.
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Police soon arrived and Dumont held the baby in place as a medic cut the umbilical cord, according to the Tribune.
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In his recollection of events, the medic may play down the fact that he was being shot at while administering treatment.
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Invent Medic Sweden AB: * GETS PROCEEDS OF ABOUT SEK 19.3 MILLION BEFORE ISSUE COSTS Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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I usually get asked the same question when I tell people I was a combat medic: Did I attend medical school?
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To deny their medic the best training is to deny all of them a better chance of making it out alive.
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A few weeks ago, a young female medic was hit in the eye by a beanbag round shot by the police.
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IO allows players to play as different classes of fighters, including basic offensive classes, a medic class and a hacker class.
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He wrote, directed and acted in a short film, "Hotline," about a combat medic home from Afghanistan who is contemplating suicide.
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If you don't think Google has designed on becoming the world's medic, why do you think it's doing things like this?
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Ronald Shurer II received the Medal of Honor last year for his actions as the Special Forces medic during the battle.
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One person was critical and three were in a serious condition, it cited a medic at a local hospital as saying.
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The 71-year-old Michigan resident is a Vietnam veteran who was injured while saving 10 others as an Army medic.
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He confirmed that a medic and all Navy SEAL divers involved in the rescue mission had also left the cave safely.
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A conviction for perjury would clear the way for the medic to be jailed, forced out of the military, or both.
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" A medic at Fort Belvoir Community Hospital in Alexandria, Virginia: "We do not have adequate equipment for all of our staff.
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A Seventh-day Adventist who refused to carry a gun, Doss served as an Army medic in the Battle of Okinawa.
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When a fuel leak is reported, fuels technicians must assess the damage to the cell, like a medic triaging a patient.
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With four years of experience as an Army medic, he went straight to Mr. Kuchibhotla, whose breathing was shallow and labored.
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He served as a medic and was eventually stationed in San Francisco, where he remained after leaving the Army in 1972.
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He pleaded guilty to killing a U.S. Army medic and became the youngest inmate held at the military prison in Cuba.
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The New York Times team's medic ran to the car and came back with an IV drip to help with dehydration.
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"The medic tackled me and punched the needle into my arm and began to bandage my head and back," he recalled.
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When fighting subsided there, he went to Syria to serve as a field medic with troops under Russian command, they said.
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One man with leg injuries plants a kiss of gratitude on the cheek of the uniformed medic carrying him in his arms.
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Baptiste is a support character described as a "combat medic" who uses an array of gadgets to aid his team in battle.
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And since the medic in the cave, Richard Harris, was an anesthetist, he may have overseen that part of the rescue effort.
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Barbie assisted as an army medic and nurse in two different wars, and served as a naval petty officer in the 1990s.
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Ten days ago, he had to stop swimming and ask the medic to remove a sea moth nesting in his left ear.
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A kind medic handed me a health kit and I hunkered down the other soldiers, waiting to be told what to do.
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In 1971, the former Army medic borrowed $5,000 and bought a house in a rural neighborhood on the Big Island called Vacationland.
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Battlefield's four core classes — Assault, Support, Medic, and Recon — are all back in Battlefield V, but that's only where your customization begins.
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One example: In past Battlefield games, actions like resupplying your ammo or receiving heals from a medic required some suspension of disbelief.
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The medic then blames himself for the soldier's death based on the belief that he died because the tourniquet wasn't tight enough.
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He was transported by the Garrison Fire Station's Medic 19 to St. Joseph, where doctors pronounced him deceased at 3:22 a.m.
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Two further bodies were put into bags at I&M bank, said a medic, and one person died at MP Shah hospital.
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On August 11, a female medic was allegedly blinded in one eye after police shot at the crowd in Tsim Sha Tsui.
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Cal Fire sent an additional eight ambulances, two medical helicopters and five medic engines to the prison in case of further injuries.
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The agent, an experienced medic, is in stable condition after he was airlifted to a hospital, said Rodolfo Karisch, the sector chief.
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Iggy calls for a medic, then starts singing "Black Widow" before the music stops and an eerie silence falls over the stadium.
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Aside from the team, three Thai Navy SEALs and a medic stayed in the cave to help with care, Chiang Rai Gov.
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Gary M. Rose, a Vietnam War veteran, for risking his life as a medic to provide emergency treatment to his fellow troops.
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Unofficially, even when bloodied by a rocket, the medic kept going, not sleeping for days as he cared for 51 wounded soldiers.
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The Lashfood Phyto-Medic Eyelash Enhancer is an Ecocert-certified and cruelty-free serum that makes lashes longer, thicker, stronger, and healthier.
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He was an Air Force medic during the Vietnam War and later a disc jockey for an English-language station in Okinawa.
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But at Fort Sam Houston I had been taught that in combat, a medic could override an officer in any lifesaving situation.
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Chief Gallagher, who is a trained medic, dismissed a request for medical care, saying the Iraqi forces should care for their own.
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If convicted of perjury, Special Operator Scott, a SEAL medic, could face up to five years in prison and a dishonorable discharge.
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In another email, moderators were told to hunt down and remove rumors wrongly accusing an Israeli soldier of killing a Palestinian medic.
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"All of them walked for more than two days, and they didn't know where they were going," the medic, Nasir Akbari, said.
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"Eight passengers — consisting of a flight medic, a nurse, doctor, three flight crew, one patient and its companion were onboard," he said.
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Students had divisions of labor within the building that included a medic team, food committee, arts committee, a negotiation team and security.
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Pino, who volunteers as a medic during protests and attends to those injured, said she has learned how to disarm an attacker.
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The medic, whose name was redacted in the report, noted the spot with a marker before making a vertical, then horizontal, incision.
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The team's medic tried at least once to make his initial incision longer in an effort to open the newly made airway.
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Bronx-born, working-class, African-American, bisexual, he came to the scene directly from a three-year stint as a Navy medic.
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Gary M. Rose, a Vietnam War veteran, for risking his life as a medic to provide emergency treatment to his fellow troops.
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Medic, who was armed, entered the building with a policeman and two soldiers, he said, but they came under fire and retreated.
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At best, you can eat greasy food, drink more booze, or hire a mobile medic to pump you full of saline and painkillers.
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A medic said rescue workers were concerned about fresh air strikes when they arrived at the scene and found aircraft still hovering overhead.
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Just a few weeks into her deployment as a medic working with detainees at Guantanamo Bay, Navy corpsman Nichole York started having nightmares.
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The others, like the poison gas-using Caustic, the enemy-tracking Bloodhound, and the medic-focused Lifeline, all bring unique twists to combat.
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Over the weekend, Najjar's 21-year-old cousin Razan was shot in the chest while she was working as a medic in Gaza.
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Over the last 30 years, Barbie has transitioned into a working woman, with featured careers ranging from architect to army medic to chef.
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But before the family can move to "the lower 48," Matt suffers an injury that forces the show's producers to call a medic.
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"It's just amazing a 11-year-old could do that," medic Steven Sinnwell, who was also on the scene, said in the clip.
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It's nice to see a future where the fact that the ship's medic, Zayn Petrossian (JayR Tinaco), is nonbinary isn't worth commenting on.
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"The P.K.K just took the conflict to a whole new level," said Metin Goc, a medic from Diyarbakir who was reached by phone.
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She served in the Royal Army Medical Corps as a medic for several years before she was paralyzed in a road traffic accident.
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Ronald Sanchez, 43, of Oklahoma, had turned to the trail for "therapeutic effect," says former combat medic Sharon "MamaGoose" Smith, who hikes frequently.
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" About two hours after the initial tweet, Enriquez shared that the team was "getting ready to lower a medic into the mine shaft.
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A medic might drop a pack of healing items on the ground, but you'll need to actually pick one up and use it.
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Alex Spence, whose armed forces resume includes a stint as a medic in Iraq, taught himself information technology skills while in high school.
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Musical medicine This former Navy medic traded his medicine bag for a mic and now uses hip-hop to help his fellow vets.
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While not depicted in the movie, he served as a medic on Guam and in the Philippines prior to the Battle of Okinawa.
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Ten months ago, Azaria was an army medic serving in the Israeli-occupied city of Hebron when two Palestinians carried out the stabbing.
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Rumors of deaths and near-deaths circulated in the camp, but were denied by representatives from the Standing Rock Medic and Healer Council.
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My fellow medic Simon Britts had applied them during the battle, even though he was wounded himself and we were still under fire.
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He said the service's criminal investigators and lawyers had never asked the medic the obvious question of what had caused the captive's death.
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The tightly edited video shows a woman identified as the medic, Rouzan al-Najjar, throwing what appears to be a tear-gas canister.
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Medical Evacuation Disaster Intervention Corps (MEDIC CORPS) is a non-profit Christian organization that offers catastrophe relief and is comprised fully of volunteers.
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Over the next few hours, wildlife rangers, a British Army field medic and doctors in Nairobi, the capital, raced to save her life.
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Fantasia served in Company L, 3rd Battalion, 104th Infantry Regiment, 26th Infantry Division as a US Army medic, according to CNN affiliate WHDH.
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Nearly 300 people were treated for injuries resulting from the use of police force, according to the Standing Rock Medic and Healer Council.
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A few minutes later, a physician assistant, Alda Martinez, comes into the cell with a medic&aposs kit and attempts one chest compression.
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In Sanaa, the British training team was living in a team house, moved every six months for security reasons, with a permanent medic.
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He served as an Army medic, and died while on a combat mission at the hands of a suicide bomber on December 8, 2010.
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Gloria Tavera, a medical student and street medic with the group, says Rustbelt Medics will have trained about 50 people prior to the convention.
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Other children were wounded in a strike near a school in the Salaheddin neighborhood, the AMC said, adding that a medic was also killed.
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The medic has a small syringe that they can use to poke teammates who have died whose countdown timers have not yet run out.
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Most players tend to hold down the button as soon as they die, unwilling to wait on the potential kindness of a friendly medic.
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Thai soccer players smile as a Thai navy SEAL medic helps injured youths inside a cave in Mae Sai, northern Thailand, July 3, 2018.
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It came from 45-year old Michael B. Clark, a former combat medic who is currently earning a Masters in Public Health at NYU.
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Scott, a SEAL medic, said the prisoner was "unconscious but breathing normally" with a wound on his leg when Scott came upon the scene.
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Dave Bautista is Stupe, the janitor into whose company Lucy stumbles, who has a tragic but convenient past as a badass marine and medic.
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The fighter was being treated by a SEAL medic when the veteran allegedly stabbed the teen several times with a handmade knife without warning.
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The fate of this tarnished golden boy, a mediocre but weirdly charming medic, anchors a plot that jumps back and forth through the decades.
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Read on for tips, strategies and ideal maps/modes to help you suck less at using Overwatch's brand new, sniper rifle-toting medic, Ana.
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Army Master Sergeant Charles McDaniel was an army medic with a wife and two young boys at home when he was lost in action.
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In the video, we see a towel draped over Pingo's knees and belly, and what looks like an army medic helping her through contractions.
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Khadr had pleaded guilty to charges that included murdering a U.S. Army medic in a firefight in Afghanistan in 2002, when Khadr was 15.
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J.R. Atkins is a former firefighter and medic who boated through his Missouri City neighborhood rescuing people from the Harvey floodwaters on August 29.
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Say, for example, a medic fails to properly apply a tourniquet to a soldier's amputated leg, and the soldier subsequently dies of hypovolemic shock.
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Carletta Davis, a medic who volunteered to go on a patrol when one of her soldiers wasn't well, left behind a family in Alaska.
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But on Sunday, Jonas and some Chicago veterans who called themselves a "medic team" (one of them actually is a nurse) were allowed through.
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And even for those fortunate enough to see a general practitioner, or more usually a semi-trained medic or quack, treatment is often dire.
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It is a day to honor all who have served, like my four fallen friends and fellow veterans like Brink and my medic, Spc.
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A medic at the scene said more than 60 people were treated for mild smoke inhalation and problems caused by crowding as they fled.
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Brie rolled Liv over and quickly tried to get Liv out of the ring so she could be examined by a WWE ringside medic.
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On Thursday, Mr. Trump spoke of Ray Lambert, who landed on the beach as a 23-year-old Army medic with his brother Bill.
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He initially told his family that he planned to be a medic and would not be on the front line, but that soon changed.
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The medic, identified by her Palestinian passport as Rouzan al-Najjar, 20, has quickly become a symbol of heroism to Palestinians and their supporters.
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He spends a year serving as a medic in Iraq, and comes back changed; and yet their relationship survives, impossible though it sometimes seems.
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Both a lifesaving medic and a crack sniper, he was repeatedly decorated for valor and for coolheaded leadership during 19 years of combat deployments.
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Mr. Davis wrote about a former Army medic who was a double amputee who had died in a paddling accident in the Chesapeake Bay.
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There, a man who was not a medic but a leader of the camp, examined each of the boys in private, Mr. Pierce said.
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He served as a combat medic, sniper, and navigator on more than 100 combat operations across two deployments to the Middle East, NASA said.
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Soon after his arrival, he attended a street-medic training session, where he met Johnetta Elzie, a twenty-five-year-old St. Louis native.
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Put another way: An Iowa cosmetologist who has a heart attack can have her life saved by a medic with one-sixteenth her training.
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He is qualified as a medic, a sniper and an explosives expert, and has been an instructor at BUDS, the force's grueling training program.
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In a statement, the Standing Rock Medic and Healer council said that Wilansky was one of 26 people hospitalized on Monday following the clashes.
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I was supremely ineffective as a teammate (sorry, comrades) but I managed to make myself useful as a medic and an anti-vehicle specialist.
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To add to the sting, Mohamed's husband, Javon Borst, is a veteran who served as a medic in the US Navy for three years.
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Before getting his start in esports, Chamberlain earned his Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery, and worked as a doctor — which explains his nickname, Medic.
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Special Operator First Class Corey Scott, a SEAL medic, said that while he'd seen Gallagher stab the prisoner, he was the one who "suffocated" him.
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If you're a fan of the show, you've see that shot where the medic comes in and people have had to go to the hospital.
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Medic turned the taxi around and headed towards the complex, a plush regional headquarters for international companies such as Colgate Palmolive, Dow Chemical and SAP.
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With the number and location of attackers still unknown, Medic joined a dozen maroon-bereted policemen in securing an adjacent office block, the Arlington building.
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Aref Al-Aref, a medic inside the zone, spoke to CNN over the phone Wednesday as the sounds of two explosions rang in the background.
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Engineers at Imperial College London recently developed Deep Medic, a computer program that assesses scans of patients with head injuries for signs of brain trauma.
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Prior to authorities arriving on the scene, a medic hired by the production crew was in the process of giving the victim CPR, Lauth said.
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After four months of additional training to be a combat medic, the Ukraine native was told "hopefully" they would be naturalized once they were deployed.
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Deb was a paralegal prior to her work at their non-profit and her husband Willie, a former Army medic, continues as a physician's assistant.
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Black, a Special Forces medic, had learned the local dialect Hausa during a previous deployment to Niger and was in great demand because of it.
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Oscar Segurado, director of Medic Affairs Consulting, said that the company's compound, telotristat etiprate, can control serotonin production in tumor cells, thereby controlling tumor growth.
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He befriends a snarky Russian medic named Sergei who is concerned about a bioengineered virus that's appeared in other states and has headed towards Chicago.
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In the early 22.8s, Dr Whitford worked as a volunteer medic for Medical Aid for Palestinians (MAP) at the Al Ahli Hospital in Gaza City.
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Linda Black Elk, 42, a leader of the Standing Rock Medic and Healer Council, said Tuesday there had been two cases of hypothermia in camp.
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He joined the Army in 1970 and was stationed as a medic in San Francisco, where he worked at a hospital for returning Vietnam veterans.
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But now I have a new job at the fire department making $40,103 and a part time job as a medic for $13 an hour.
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Sivan Levy, a women's Paralympic Goalball athlete, who is representing Israel in the Rio Olympics, suddenly stopped seeing well during her service as a medic.
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The mission was thought to be near-impossible, and when Doss's battalion was ordered to retreat, the medic refused to leave his fallen comrades behind.
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Born in September 85033, LaRouche was a conscientious objector to World War II, and served instead as a medic in Burma, according to the Post.
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Though Bennett identifies Billingsley as a medic, he's actually a motor transport operator, but all soldiers and Guardsmen learn first aid skills during basic training.
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Litter crews can load a patient in quickly and safely from multiple angles, and the helicopter can carry two litters and a medic per flight.
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"Almost 28 years as a cop and five as a medic," the officer who runs the Twitter account said in a reply to a tweet.
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The 32-year-old got back onto his bike and completed the stage on Wednesday but was later treated by team medic Jarrad van Zuydam.
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In "Casualties," a 19-year-old Israeli Army medic is "a Moroccan firecracker," and her Ashkenazi boyfriend, Oren, stationed far away in Gaza, is depressed.
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Death comes so quickly and so frequently that all but perhaps the most talented and elusive recon snipers will need to call for the medic.
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Daniel Ricklefs, a former combat lifesaver in the Army who volunteers as a track medic at the I-70 quarter-midget club in Greenville, Ill.
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If Sara is the medic, she should immediately travel to Tokyo, where an outbreak is about to happen, because she can curb it most efficiently.
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One Palestinian man suffered a head injury, while others were treated from gas inhalation inside the compound, a medic from the Palestinian Red Crescent said.
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"This medic was incited by Hamas to give up her life for their goals," the text on the English-language version of the video says.
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With the feet of some of the marchers having shed skin as many as four times, he has become a traveling medic in high demand.
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"This is very lucrative, very adventurous," said Courtney John, a former Guyanese army medic who last year became the country's first local oil operations instructor.
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Now, the pro announced that he's "pain-free," and partnering with CBD Medic for a forthcoming line of fitness-focused CBD creams and other products.
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He fell unconscious, and by the time our Third Platoon medic, Elijah Taylor, known as Doc, got to us, my buddy Bill Geier was gone.
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This fact-based story directed by Todd Robinson follows the quest to get a Medal of Honor for a pararescue medic who died in Vietnam.
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He served as a medic in Vietnam and helped train a large group of indigenous Montagnards to fight with the American and South Vietnamese forces.
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"This is a message from someone saying farewell and who could face death or arrest at any time," a medic wrote on a messaging service.
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Oscar Segurado, MD, PhD, Director of Medic Affairs Consulting LLC, has extensive global experience covering oncology, immunology and molecular biology in academia and industry settings.
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"It's nothing, just a small wound," replied the father, Abu Nidal, as the medic inspected the mangled remains of the boy's hand, maimed beyond repair.
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Both were transported by Prince George's County Fire Department medic units to UM Prince George's Hospital Center and remain there while undergoing treatment for injuries.
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"You could tell he was perfectly okay with killing anybody that was moving," added Special Operator First Class Corey Scott, a medic in the platoon.
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But the medic then testified unexpectedly, and contrary to his own prior statements, that he, not Gallagher, killed the victim by suffocating him during medical treatment.
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The medic also can theoretically be charged with murder, but that charge cannot be based on the medic's own trial testimony, under the grant of immunity.
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Ten months ago, Azaria was an army medic serving in the city of Hebron in the occupied West Bank when two Palestinians stabbed a fellow soldier.
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Last week, Special Operator First Class Corey Scott, a medic in Gallagher's deployment, testified that he was the one who killed the ISIS prisoner, not Gallagher.
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Kuchar felt dizzy a couple of times during his round, including once when he was marking a ball, and even met with an on-course medic.
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As early as 20103, a medic warned that vigorous "exertion" in post-pubescent women threatened their reproductive health "by wearing out the powers of the body".
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Until this Friday, PTP will donate all proceeds from the sales of physical releases on its Bandcamp directly to the Standing Rock Medic and Healer Council.
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Darren Moon, Furey's cousin, told the Express-News that Furey had served as a medic in Afghanistan and was in the Navy for almost a decade.
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The main drag of Oceti Sakowin is Flagpole Road, where you can find the primary medic tent and the Sacred Fire, which serves as camp center.
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The medic, Bryce A. Reed, was never identified as a suspect in the blast and his lawyer at the time denied Mr. Reed had any involvement.
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But Katherine Waterston does wonders with a brief role as Sylvia, a woman who went to high school with Jimmy and wound up as a medic.
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Ronald J. Shurer II, the Green Beret medic who received the Medal of Honor for the same battle last year, and retired Green Beret Master Sgt.
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Jason Perry is a former Navy SEAL, Boston SWAT officer, executive protection specialist, advanced combat medic/paramedic and team trainer with nearly 26 years of experience.
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The team also included Australian cave-diving medic Dr. Richard Harris, who reportedly canceled his holiday plans after British divers requested his presence at the scene.
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A medic and an armed escort who has served in the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) accompany each tour group as they sightsee, party, and so on.
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The former Army Ranger and special operations medic withdrew his name from consideration for secretary in early May amid fierce opposition from Democrats and advocacy groups.
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By capitalizing on mobile connectivity, Medic Mobile has been able to improve healthcare for more than 2000 million people in 23 countries in just 5 years.
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He was a damn good medic and the level of gallantry and disregard for his own safety that he showed — I've rarely seen anything like it.
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According to a staff email sent on Monday and seen by The Telegraph, an employee and a medic at SpaceX's Hawthorne, California premises have the virus.
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"Being a medic is not only a job for a man," Razan al-Najjar, 20, said in an interview at a Gaza protest camp last month.
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Alton Martin, 212, who began photographing outside the bureau soon after arriving from Jamaica four years ago, offers a veterans' discount; he is a Navy medic.
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Cooper Roback (Sam Keeley), is getting his ass handed to him in a bare-knuckle boxing match at the FOB, while his fellow medic, Staff Sgt.
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A medic later approached and assisted him with oxygen, but it took more than five minutes to get Santillán out of the ring on a stretcher.
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The medic who had been inches away from Chief Gallagher changed his story on the stand, claiming that he was the one who killed the captive.
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One student — a trauma medic who had amputated the black, dead fingers and toes of avalanche survivors, and who confessed to being claustrophobic — took me aside.
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"One man said he saw two armed men with scarves on their head and bandoliers of bullets," Medic told Reuters, as gunfire echoed in the background.
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But in 22020, she deployed to the Middle East for her National Guard unit, serving as a combat medic in Iraq and a counterterrorism trainer in Kuwait.
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Hacksaw Ridge tells the true story of Desmond Doss, a pacifist and conscientious objector who enlisted in WWII as a medic and refused to carry a rifle.
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Not only does doing so help both your team and the Medic who is just there to help, it also lets you get back into action faster.
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I laid down and I don't know how long it was, but the next thing I knew [the medic] and Jeff Probst were there looking at me.
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The Israeli army edited a clip of a medic they killed to make it look like she said she was acting as a "human shield" for Hamas.
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Raymond Forte, a registered nurse who works as a medic in Trenton, N.J., said Pebble's low-tech approach is essential as he works 225 hour ambulance shifts.
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One former Air Force medic, who asked not to be named, had an undiagnosed, rare genetic condition while in the military with symptoms that included pelvic pain.
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In the meantime, one of the victims managed to leave the building and a National Guard medic who was nearby began providing first aid, the student said.
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In the case of Blackout, you pick up various types of perk — Brawler, or Looter, or Medic, or a variety of others — and they offer temporary ... perks.
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Reuters footage from the protest last Friday showed the boy being carried by a medic into a field hospital not far from the border after being injured.
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Here, a commando medic treats a soldier whose neck was grazed by a bullet after the compound they were holding was attacked by Taliban forces close by.
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Rose, the only medic for the 136 men on the mission, repeatedly put himself in the line of enemy fire to load wounded soldiers into rescue helicopters.
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Lambert recently published a memoir, "Every Man A Hero," which details his experiences as a medic serving in North Africa, Sicily, and on D-Day in Normandy.
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Many held signs and covered their eyes to reference a medic who was allegedly blinded in one eye after police shot into a crowd on Saturday night.
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What do you think a combat medic or an emergency services professional is going to learn from working with a real amputee, rather than with a dummy?
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She was taken by helicopter first to Nanyuki, a town south of Laikipia with a large British Army base, and a British field medic there stabilized her.
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Doctors at hospitals in the area coordinate support services using WhatsApp, and a medic sent me screenshots of messages they sent in the hours after the attack.
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"You could tell he was perfectly O.K. with killing anybody that was moving," Special Operator First Class Corey Scott, a medic in the platoon, told the investigators.
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"You could tell he was perfectly OK with killing anybody that was moving," Special Operator First Class Corey Scott, a medic, told investigators, according to The Times.
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Prosecutors accuse Officer Goodson of ignoring Mr. Gray's "seriously deteriorating medical condition" by failing to call a medic or take him to the hospital, as Officer Porter suggested.
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Despite being a Seventh Day Adventist, Desmond (Andrew Garfield) enlists in the army, determined to help the cause without violating his principles by saving lives as a medic.
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Army medic Luis Ocampo returned from the front lines of Hurricane Florence in September to find his house looted, and some of his family's most cherished possessions stolen.
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Read more: Satellite images reveal strikes on Idlib province In an adjacent room, a medic gently dabs water on Nour's face to rinse off the blood and dust.
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Here are his abilities: Sigma follows the release of the combat medic Baptiste in February, and his impending debut comes at a busy time for Blizzard's multiplayer shooter.
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Three months later, the family received a cry for help from their only child: he had joined ISIS and was working as a medic, but wanted to leave.
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Despite Gibson's obvious awfulness, Hacksaw Ridge is a very fine film, largely due to Garfield's pure-hearted portrayal of conscientious objector and lifesaving WWII medic Desmond T. Doss.
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It takes the right amount of grit and idealism to volunteer as a medic here in Oceti Sakowin, and people like Grantham have stepped up to the task.
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"A lot of people think that you have to a sniper, you have to have a medic, you have to have a capture the flag mode," laments Bleszinski.
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There will be a support station at Constitution Gardens, which will have porta-potties, water stations, heating tents, medic stations, and a tent where lost people can meet.
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I began every assignment promising to take it easier on myself, but inevitably the pressure would build until it nearly reached levels I had experienced as a medic.
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When the son, a medic, stopped to help someone, Phippen stayed with him and was shielding a woman when he was shot dead, said a neighbor, Leah Nagiyvanyi.
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JERUSALEM/GAZA (Reuters) - Israeli soldiers fired at a Palestinian militant on the Gaza border on Sunday, the military said, and a Palestinian medic said the man was killed.
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A few hours later a rocket-propelled grenade hit the command team, blowing the medic off his feet and punching shards of metal into his hand and foot.
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A 68-year-old grandfather, the former medic lives in a tidy one-story brick house, and spends much of his time volunteering with poor and disabled people.
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SpaceX has sent over a dozen employees home after an employee and a medic tested positive for the coronavirus, according to a company email seen by the Telegraph.
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"It is a blunt tool to try to reduce the sale and consumption of high calorie food," says Dr. Hazel Wallace, founder and author of The Food Medic.
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Rosa, who still works as a medic for the family office, pleaded guilty to driving under the influence in 2016 and subsequently had his vocational nursing license revoked.
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Tell us something good Somerville, Massachusetts In 1944, Army medic Peter Fantasia was captured while tending to a wounded sergeant and lieutenant in a foxhole in Rodalbe, France.
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A day after the story about the medic and the dying Marine at Con Thien, the weekly casualty report revealed record losses, including 313 Americans killed in action.
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"I lived for it, and I was good at it," she said of her time as an Army combat medic, which included a nine-month stint in Afghanistan.
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Special Operator First Class Corey Scott, a SEAL medic, said that he saw Gallagher pull out his knife and stab the prisoner under his collarbone at least once.
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They are "afraid of being deported, so it is sometimes difficult to provide evacuation to these communities, and they aren't the first to show themselves," Medic Corps said.
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A senior medic in government-held Aleppo told Reuters eight people had been brought into hospitals suffering from breathing difficulties thought to be from a poisonous gas attack.
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A medic massages a soldier suffering from back pain in a bunker inside the so-called "Prom Zone" while other soldiers converse on beds fashioned from road signs.
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But when the Japanese attack Pearl Harbor, he signs up for the Army anyhow, planning to be a medic — with the loving support of his fiancée, Dorothy (Teresa Palmer).
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"Hacksaw Ridge" A drama based on the true story of a WWII combat medic who goes to war and refuses to carry a weapon because of his religious beliefs.
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A medic and three Thai Navy SEALs who have stayed with the boys on a small, dry shelf deep in the flooded cave will also come out, he said.
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Special Operator First Class Corey Scott, a SEAL medic, said that he saw Gallagher pull out his knife and stab the prisoner under his collar bone at least once.
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Some of the same witnesses also said they saw Gallagher, who was originally trained as a medic, perform a number of emergency procedures on the detainee before he died.
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In this July 3, 2018, image taken from video provided by the Royal Thai Navy Facebook Page, Thai boys smile as a Thai Navy SEAL medic helps injured children.
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A former U.S. Navy medic and mother of three was shot and killed by her estranged husband at her home in Texas on Sunday morning during a custody exchange.
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The four main classes — Assault, Medic, Support, and Scout — are still present, but there's a deep set of options (skill trees included) for tailoring each one in different ways.
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Russian and Syrian army jets on Sunday attacked the rebel-held border-town of Nasib, near Deraa, killing at least six civilians, a rebel spokesman and a medic said.
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Unofficially, as men were shot down, a medic sprinted through a hail of bullets to help, hefting a man over his shoulder as he fired back with one hand.
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One of those heading to Benghazi was Glen A. Doherty, a former Navy SEAL, who had joined the C.I.A. as a security contractor, and was a highly trained medic.
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After the volunteer medic was shot in the eye with a beanbag round by police, about 210 doctors, nurses, and paramedics gathered in protest, many wearing bandages in solidarity.
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Both Orc and last year's Dead Medic EP showcased the unit's strengths, as the band stretched out and got a little weird, taking a bit from acts like Neu!
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A medic at Fort Drum said there's a gulf in guidance between what division leaders are saying will be done and what company and battalion commanders end up doing.
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Le păstrai pentru o vizită la medic, ca să intri într-o școală mai bună; le păstrai în caz că aveai un proces și chiar pentru mers în concediu.
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Many of the first aid workers had left by the end of the week, but the medic area was still full of supplies, including inhalers, alcohol wipes, and bandages.
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As of April 2016, he was a field medic in a medical evacuation unit under Utkin's command in Syria, according to an official in a Ukrainian law enforcement agency.
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A 913-year-old man who once worked as a medic at the Nazi death camp Auschwitz is set to stand trial for allegedly helping to murder 3,681 people.
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When Mae Tao first deployed mobile medic teams in the early '90s, demand was so great that Maung established six satellite field clinics that could provide more stable, consistent care.
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On the day of the jump, you saw a medic check Will's vitals ... but we're told all those checks were also happening in the weeks leading up to the jump.
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An hour later, several television channels broadcast live footage of Poroshenko, 53, having his blood drawn by a medic in red scrubs in a room inside Kiev's main football stadium.
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A medic and three members of the Thai navy SEALs who have stayed with the remaining boys in the cave during the rescue will also make the long journey out.
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When she arrived on the island and discovered she would be working with high-value detainees — and that she was the only female medic on Task Force Platinum — she wept.
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Sasha, like a number of other characters — notably JayR Tinaco's Zayn, the ship's medic; and A.J. Rivera's Bernie, microbiologist and chef — find their footing more as the season moves on.
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Brad Wenstrup, a doctor who served as a medic in the Iraq War, saved Scalise's life by applying a tourniquet high and tight on his thigh after Scalise was shot.
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The medic checked him to see the extent of his injuries, and told me to take him across the park to central booking so he could file a police report.
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During the field test, this soldier is able to administer first aid to himself by using the X-Suit, which means the team medic can stay engaged in the fight.
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After a 10-year hiatus from behind the camera, Mel Gibson makes his comeback as a director with Hacksaw Ridge, which tells the story of World War II army medic
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Alex Bowen, a former army medic from West Columbia, South Carolina, had a craving for Waffle House after a night of drinking with friends last week at around 3 a.m.
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Ahmed, the medic, said he knows other people who have closed their Facebook accounts because they were afraid that they would be targeted for being friends with someone from Hezbollah.
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As part of the initiative, a sheriff's deputy, a social worker, a medic and a member of the clergy visit a home where an overdose occurred within the past week.
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That film, which was also written by Wallace, stars Andrew Garfield as Desmond T. Doss, a US Army medic who refused to carry a weapon due to his religious beliefs.
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Trump presents Medal of Honor President Trump presented the Medal of Honor to Gary Michael Rose, a retired US Army captain who served as a medic in the Vietnam War.
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There are medic tents scattered throughout the camp, along with a handful of "kitchens," sweat lodges, a shelter for lost pets, and a "free boutique" of donated and abandoned outerwear.
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"It's a very real, integral part of my life," said Smith, a former combat medic who's now on the board of directors of the Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America.
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For instance, the Vive's setup menu uses characters from the popular game Portal, while Surgeon Simulator VR: Meet the Medic uses characters from another popular Valve game, Team Fortress 2.
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Mr. Harris, a former Army medic, gazed through a diving mask at a manta ray the size of a hang glider doing slow somersaults above shifting schools of silver fish.
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The film tells the true story of Desmond Doss, an army medic who refused to bear arms but later received the Medal of Honour for saving 75 of his comrades.
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"I'd rather die on the battlefield than have heard later on that one of my men did not make it because their medic was not there," McCloughan reportedly once said.
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A Palestinian medic had to warn him to flee to avoid being set upon by other settlers who might have mistaken him for the gunman who fired on the car.
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Three of the 28 people injured in the attack are in grave condition, according to Mohammad Naseh, a chief medic at an emergency center in the city quoted by IRNA.
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Every year, Israel sends a few police officers to help keep the peace; recently, they went with a squad of 15, including a combat medic and a bomb-disposal expert.
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Fuelled by his religious faith, for almost a decade this brave medic has ignored bombings, lack of electricity and water shortages to do everything from delivering babies to amputating limbs.
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"The rapidity of all that's transpired thus far is almost dizzying," said Tim Whitmore, an 82-year-old veteran who served as an Air Force medic in Korea in 1954.
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Leading up to that moment was a preceding one, during which was serving as a combat medic who was "seriously outranked" by a physician's assistant (PA) following a mortar attack.
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Mr. Bush, who worked as a New Orleans ambulance driver during college and afterward enlisted in the Army as a medic, founded the company that would become Athenahealth in 1997.
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"They can't ignore us anymore," said Chief Zosh, who was a Navy medic assigned to the Marines in Quantico, Va., before she became a firefighter in Fairfax County in 1994.
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Taking on a role originally written for a man, Ms. Stevenson plays a grammatically exacting Jewish medic who holds a senior post in a private clinic in a dementia hospital.
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A woman shows a medic a picture of her brother as people check to see if their loved ones are alive outside a hospital's information office in Kerman, Jan. 7.
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A female medic, who was hospitalized after being hit by a pellet in the eye during protests in August, became a symbol for what protesters say is excessive police force.
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They also recommended Ancient Minerals magnesium lotion, Pure Encapsulations brand high potency turmeric curcumin as a general preventative supplement, and Neurofeedback therapy using a machine from the company bee Medic.
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Like most of the residents who stayed behind and are still living in dire conditions across Great Abaco Island, these people are undocumented Haitian immigrants, Medic Corps told NBC News.
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McDaniel was serving as a medic with the Army's 73th Cavalry Regiment Medical Company, supporting the regiment's 3rd Battalion when he was reported missing in action on November 2, 1950.
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I'll never forget seeing my comrade, a 22-year-old medic from Yen Bai, die right in front of my eyes when an American bomb exploded in our small bunker.
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Over time, the clinic grew into the comprehensive healthcare network Mae Tao is today — including a dozen different departments, mobile medic teams, health worker training programs, and a hospital referral system.
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Physicians and tribal healers with the Standing Rock Medic and Healer Council called for "the immediate cessation of use of water cannons" over concerns of hypothermia in the cold weather conditions.
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In a video statement posted on Twitter by the Indigenous Environmental Network, a medic reported at least four wounds from rubber bullets, with three of those to the face or head.
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Witness could face perjury charges Last week, Special Operator First Class Corey Scott, a medic in Gallagher's deployment, testified that he was the one who killed the ISIS prisoner, not Gallagher.
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Gronk says his body is finally "pain free" after getting into bed with a CBD company called CBD Medic ... and he hosted a media event on Tuesday to announce his partnership.
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In 2008, Steven and Linda Larsen of Ogden, Utah, heard from their youngest child, Christian, who was serving as a medic with the Utah National Guard's Ghostriders task force in Kuwait.
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The American state of New Jersey bans a doctor from declaring someone dead from irreversible brain damage if the medic has reason to believe it would contravene the patient's religious convictions.
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Dubai police said 14 people were lightly injured as the building was evacuated; a medic at the scene said over 60 people were treated for mild smoke inhalation and other complaints.
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Designed by University of Washington mechanical engineers for use in operating theaters and doctors' offices, the device is said to be capable of allowing a trained medic to identify cancerous tissue.
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When Blake Hornbrook, an Army medic at Fort Campbell, Kentucky, had surgery to remove a cancerous testicle in the fall of 2015, he and his wife, Kelsey, were stationed in Germany.
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Prosecutors say Gallagher, 39, who began his 18-year career as a medic, briefly treated the young Islamic State fighter, then pulled out his knife and stabbed him in the neck.
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Yea Ji Sea, a medic at the Brooke Army Medical Center in Texas, was honorably discharged after more than 2628 28503/22019 years in the military, according to The Washington Post.
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If symptoms had developed, the medic would have been moved to the Nebraska Biocontainment Unit, one of only a few in the United States for treating highly infectious and dangerous diseases.
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Medic Mobile arms more than 21,25 community health workers with a mobile app that allows them to register pregnancies, track disease outbreaks, communicate about emergencies and keep inventory of critical medicines.
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The lone medic was Sergeant Rose, a soft-spoken 22-year-old from Southern California wearing a floppy jungle hat and camouflage face paint that did not quite hide his nerves.
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President Trump will participate in his first Medal of Honor ceremony on Monday afternoon, presenting the award to former Specialist Five James C. McCloughan, an Army medic who served in Vietnam.
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According to the website 1st Cav Medic, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial wall lists 2,096 Army medics and Navy corpsmen, our naval and Marine equivalent, who died or were missing in action.
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Mr. Ngo was left bloodied and obviously shaken, reporting the attack in a video livestreamed to his more than 140,000 Twitter followers when a city medic arrived to check on him.
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Photos of the mysterious, handsome Argentine-born medic Ernesto Guevara, known as Che, showed that he, too, was growing his hair long and modeling a soon-to-be-famous black beret.
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Mr. Laxalt attended Santa Clara University in California before enlisting in the Army in World War II, becoming a medic and seeing combat in the Battle of Leyte in the Philippines.
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Her surviving relatives, a 63-year-old great-aunt and her 21-year-old married sister, found her at a field hospital, where an American military medic had saved her life.
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"This was almost as much of a debacle as the cruise was," said Jennifer Catron, a former medic who spent the entire nine-and-a-half hour flight providing medical care.
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Mr. Azaria, then 19 and a conscript medic, arrived minutes after the event, as Mr. Sharif was lying on the ground, disarmed and barely moving, with several other soldiers standing nearby.
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Bosch is jolted to learn that Santanello had served as a medic on the hospital ship Sanctuary at the same time Bosch was on board, recovering from his own combat wounds.
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Hartmut Hopp, believed to be 73, was a doctor at Colonia Dignidad, founded in 1961 by former World War II German army medic Paul Schaefer in the foothills of the Andes.
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Gallagher and another medic were already there, and someone had performed a tracheotomy -- an incision in the neck to open an airway -- on the prisoner, and a tube was in his neck.
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"When I'm talking to a more liberal group of people, I'll make the argument it's the compassionate thing to do, it's the humane thing to do," said Manning Walker, a Cahoots medic.
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Medic Mobile also gives health workers task lists and diagnostic information to help them accurately assess and do what they are able to on-the-spot for patients with a health problem.
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They rushed him to a medic near what remains of the front line, but he died along the way, said Amr Jabbar, a nurse working at makeshift clinic assembled inside a storefront.
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Anna Pollock, an RAF medic, was chatting with Harry during the trials for his Paralympic-style Invictus Games when she was toppled onto the running track by a sudden gust of wind.
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Wheaton, Illinois (CNN)As a medic with the U.S. Marines, Bob Adams put his life on the line for his men in some of the most intense battles of the Vietnam War.
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He hoped that by joining the army as a medic, he could avoid carrying a weapon, and even believed he might be allowed to rest in honor of the Sabbath on Saturdays.
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Shurer was the lone medic to travel with a team of soldiers in April 2008 to Afghanistan's Shok Valley, where U.S. forces were pursuing a terrorist leader in a remote mountain village.
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Later they were given the body of a girl to bury, with a doctor altering "fe" to "male" in the notes; the medic later admitted to this in a disciplinary council hearing.
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As a result, Jacques Michienzi, 85033, who served as an Army Airborne Ranger in World War II and the Korean and Vietnam wars, and George Chall, 96, a combat medic with Gen.
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Here's an amusing description from the paper of exactly how that went: Doses were vaporized in a Volcano Medic Vaporizer... at 210°C, and the resulting vapour was collected in two balloons.
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As a medic treated the man's wounds while he knelt before him, the platoon leader, Lt. James Hawkins, lifted Mr. Dao and shot him in the face with a CAR-15 rifle.
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Erica Uleski fought to save her fellow service members as an Army medic in Iraq, working under brutal conditions to stanch bleeding, save limbs and bring back lives teetering on the edge.
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The son of a West Point graduate and career Army officer, Chief Gallagher enlisted in the Navy as a medic in 1999 and deployed to Iraq, attached to a Marine infantry unit.
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Lt. Randall J. Clark, Mr. McCloughan's onetime platoon leader, had inquired after the battle about awarding the medic the Distinguished Service Cross, but he was given a bronze star for valor instead.
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He served as a medic with the 307th Regiment, 77th Infantry Division, and was awarded the Medal of Honor for what the citation called "conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity in action," at Okinawa.
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The son of a West Point graduate and career Army officer, Edward Gallagher enlisted in the Navy as a medic in 93 and deployed to Iraq attached to a Marine infantry unit.
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He was criticized by his peers, the army tried everything to kick him out, and he endured that because he wanted to serve as a combat medic in the worst place on earth.
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FORT BENNING, Ga. (Reuters) - As a U.S. Army medic, Sergeant First Class Jonathan Ortega admits that when he gets to Afghanistan, his instinct will be to help care for any wounded Afghan troops.
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The dead man, 43-year-old Ghazi Abu Mustafa, was brought to a hospital tent staffed by his wife, a medic, who collapsed when she discovered him among the casualties, her colleagues said.
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Based on accounts of people who knew killed fighters and a military medic, Reuters earlier reported that over a hundred contractors had died in combat since the start of the operation in Syria.
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Jon – who was serving as a combat medic instructor at Fort Bragg at the time of the accident – suffered a traumatic brain injury called a diffuse axonal injury and fell into a coma.
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Prosecutors say Gallagher, 39, who began his 18-year career as a medic, briefly treated the young Islamic State fighter, then pulled out his knife and stabbed him in the neck several times.
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Wenstrup, a doctor and Iraq war veteran who had been a medic on battlefields, reached Scalise and did what he'd done so many times before: assess his patient — and Scalise was still conscious.
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He was criticised by his peers, the army tried everything to kick him out, and he endured that because he wanted to serve as a combat medic in the worst place on earth.
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It originally pretended to be a dupe of Malwarebytes' Adware Medic app, and Apple removed it from the App Store until it changed its name to Doctor to bypass the exact name copy.
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From a self-taught actress and a military medic to a baseball-crazed statistician and plasma physics scholar, the backgrounds of people who have found their way to data science jobs is broad.
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Skinny Medic that listed "oils that could help prevent your contracting the Ebola virus," and a Pinterest post by Wellness Empress that recommended peppermint oil for asthma, autism, bacterial infections, and brain injury.
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Aphakorn Yoo-kongkaew said oxygen levels in the cave had dropped to 15%, a level that one Thai medic said posed a serious risk of hypoxia, the same condition that causes altitude sickness.
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If businesses could write off such expenses in full in the year they were incurred, they would have better cash flow, explains tax attorney Anthony Parent at IRS Medic in New York City.
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"One of our sister battalions were at the range yesterday and they had 65 soldiers in a warming room with one guy there coughing a lot," the Fort Drum medic said on Saturday.
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In the course of reporting this story, I spoke to a young data analyst in San Francisco, a former medic in a police department in New Jersey, and a bartender in Honolulu, Hawaii.
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Detachment may be our survival mechanism, but for Nori Sharif, a young father of four and a dedicated medic in an emergency hospital not far from Baghdad, it's a luxury he can't afford.
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One of the pararescue team members started using a bag valve mask to push air into a newly inserted tube that was placed in the same incision made by the Green Beret's medic.
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His resume includes Navy SEAL training and over 100 combat missions during two deployments to Iraq, where he served as a sniper, medic, and navigator; he earned a Silver Star for battlefield valor.
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Into their gunfire stepped — or, rather, ran — James C. McCloughan, a 19503-year-old private first class Army medic who had been drafted just a year earlier from his hometown, South Haven, Mich.
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As rockets and shells continued to drop, an Army Special Forces medic jumped out of a bunker and joined a half-dozen Marines trying to save the life of a badly wounded comrade.
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Among the six people who appeared in court Wednesday was photojournalist Alexei Wood, who broadcast the days events on Facebook Live, and a medic who brought a first aid kit to the protest.
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Several SEAL team members testified they saw Gallagher deliver what appeared to be fatal stab wounds to the prisoner's neck, and prosecutors accused the medic of changing his story on the witness stand.
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But in a stunning twist at the trial of Chief Special Warfare Operator Eddie Gallagher on Thursday, a medic in Gallagher's deployment said he was the one who killed the ISIS prisoner, not Gallagher.
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It is tied to a telephone line to provide a channel of communication for the kids, who are stuck deep in the complex but are being looked after by four SEALs, including a medic.
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It is tied to a telephone line to provide a channel of communication for the kids, who are stuck deep in the complex but are being looked after by four SEALs, including a medic.
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Sophia Wilansky, 21, of New York City, was struck on her left arm by a crowd-control grenade fired by police on Monday, according to a statement from Standing Rock's Medic and Healer Council.
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The medic, who is not exhibiting symptoms of Ebola, will remain under observation for up to two weeks at the University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC) in Omaha, Nebraska Medicine said in a statement.
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In 1972, after returning home to New York City from three years served as a medic for the US Navy, he enrolled at the School of Visual Arts but dropped out a year later.
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Tech nonprofit Medic Mobile has attained $1 million in unrestricted grant funding from the Peery Foundation for apps that help health workers deliver care to people who lack reasonable access to doctors and hospitals.
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For example, inside of a vintage World War l medic kit he has recreated a tiny scene from the movie MASH, his typical palette of black and white here illuminated by dark red crosses.
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Love may be a battlefield, but appearing as Taylor Swift's ex in her "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together" video didn't exactly prepare Noah Mills to play a combat medic in The Brave.
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"A medic or fellow Soldier can apply a traditional tourniquet to a person's limb, but can't use it to stop hemorrhaging in the abdomen, chest, groin, waist, pelvis or armpit," US Army Lt. Gen.
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The film recounts the heroism of Desmond T. Doss, an army medic who refused to bear arms in World War Two and received the highest U.S. military honor for saving 75 of his comrades.
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It's not clear yet who exactly you'll be playing in that single-player mode, but you'll have a choice of one of four classes in Battlefield 1's multiplayer: assault, medic, support, and scout.
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Kay, a 28-year-old medic who works in information technology and would only give her first name, said she prepared an emergency kit, including iodine, bandages, tourniquets and saline solution before every protest.
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His medic training came in handy at the club, he said, when he decided to rig an inverted bottle of vodka as an intravenous-style dispenser, feeding a rubber tube that filled shot glasses.
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Aphakorn Yoo-kongkaew said oxygen levels in the cave had dropped to 15%, a level that one Thai medic said posed a serious risk of hypoxia, the same condition that causes altitude sickness. Gov.
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After enduring ridicule for his beliefs, which included observing the Sabbath, Mr. Doss was given conscientious objector status and served as an unarmed medic in multiple battles, including the gruesome Okinawa siege in 1945.
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The film stars Andrew Garfield as Doss falling in love with a nurse and signing up for the army to be a medic despite being a conscientious objector due to his devout Christian beliefs.
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On wide-open, armor-focused maps with huge expanses of open ground, like the desert maps of Hamada and Aerodrome, the fact that a medic can only use close-range SMGs feels incredibly restrictive.
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Waldman shows great honesty as he explores his own reactions to Palestinian patients and the incongruity of serving as an Israeli Army medic during Operation Cast Lead while simultaneously treating cancer patients from Gaza.
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The Israeli military published a brief video on Thursday aimed at showing that a Palestinian medic killed by Israeli forces last week was not the neutral health care worker she has been portrayed as.
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"When it was quiet, I started making chicken-egg sandwiches for protesters so that they can eat something yummy, not just ramen, ramen and ramen," said Ryan Fa, a 17-year-old volunteer medic.
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The judge seemed to give great weight to statements Sergeant Azaria, a medic who was 19 at the time, made at the scene, indicating he had acted not out of fear but for revenge.
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Fourteen people were killed in the town of Azaz near the Turkish border when missiles slammed into a school sheltering families fleeing the offensive and a children's hospital, two residents and a medic said.
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In the original, Mr. Trump is seen awarding a Medal of Honor to James C. McCloughan, a retired Army medic who is credited with saving the lives of 10 men during the war in Vietnam.
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The cult and the community that housed it, called Colonia Dignidad, was a secretive sect founded in 1961 by former World War II German army medic Paul Schaefer in the foothills of the Chilean Andes.
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Kalisa Wight Rock, a volunteers from Georgia working as a medic, said focus shifting away from the protest had left some feeling abandoned after the widespread attention the opposition to the pipeline garnered last year.
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The chief said the review found that at the time the fire truck "initiated transport," a medic unit was more than 4 miles away and a basic life support ambulance was about 2 miles away.
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Nonetheless, his admiring biopic of Desmond Doss (Andrew Garfield), a pacifist who won the Medal of Honour for his bravery as a medic in the second world war, is likely to carry away many prizes.
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Oh sure, I had a cold, and she whacked her hand on a porta-potty's toilet paper roll, which required a quick stop in a medic tent for an alcohol wipe and a Band-Aid.
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DAKAR (Reuters) - A British man aiming to swim across the Atlantic Ocean said on Monday he was battling to save his expedition after the captain of a support vessel and the team medic unexpectedly quit.
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Separately, several medical associations — including the National Medical Association and the American Medical Student Association — have recently endorsed Mr. Johnson's bill, which would require the Pentagon to stop using animals for medic training by 2020.
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The SEAL, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak publicly about the case, said the medic had never mentioned killing the captive to the SEALs in the circle.
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Israel's military said Tuesday that the killing of a young Palestinian volunteer medic at a Gaza fence protest last week was unintentional and that only "a small number of bullets were fired" by its soldiers.
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He served more than 100 combat missions over two tours of duty in Iraq as a medic, navigator, point man, or sniper, and earned prestigious Bronze Star and Silver Star medals, among other service awards.
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One flew two hundred and eighty-eight combat missions in Vietnam; another, now in his seventies, served as a combat medic, and still carries a pocketknife in case he has to perform an emergency tracheotomy.
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Ultimately, the team's medic performed a surgical cricothyrotomy, in which he would cut into Sergeant Conrad's neck — at his cricoid membrane — before inserting a tube that would allow unobstructed air to flow into his lungs.
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Robert Grodt was a volunteer medic at the Occupy Wall Street protests in 2011, when he pulled Kaylee Dedrick, who had just been pepper-sprayed in the face, out of the crowd to treat her.
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Titled "Folk Medic," it aims to provide kids and teens the chance to find creative expression and connection through their work, something not always accessible to those for whom shelter and sustenance are not guaranteed.
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If a medic reports that a girl endured a "permanent disability" as a result of a procedure, it is easier to get a conviction and the maximum sentence when the case goes to court, Shawky said.
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The patient was getting airlifted after a car accident when the helicopter went down, CNN affiliate WTVY reported The victims were pilot Chad Hammond, flight nurse Stacey Cernadas, flight medic Jason Snipes and patient Zach Strickland.
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In the middle of the event, someone had the idea that they should end with everyone covering one eye, in honor of a medic who had been shot in the eye just a few days earlier.
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It was in Hebron in March 2016 that an army medic, Sergeant Elor Azaria, killed a Palestinian lying on the ground, even though he had already been wounded and incapacitated after trying to stab Israeli soldiers.
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Season 2 introduced a couple of new characters: Nyx Harper, a Seer who joins the Raza crew after they escape from prison, and Devon Taltherd, a medic who joined the crew during the same prison break.
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Dr. Fathi Bayoudh had been in Turkey for about two and a half months, in an effort to get his son out of Iraq where he was an ISIS medic, longtime family friend Ali Gannoun said.
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Trump recognized several surviving veterans by name, including former Army medic Arnold Raymond "Ray" Lambert and Private Russell Pickett, 94, a teenager on D-Day when, tasked with operating a flame-thrower, he was wounded twice.
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"This child cannot stand," says another medic as the severely malnourished boy is carried to the intensive care unit at the Gwange therapeutic feeding center on the outskirts of Maiduguri, the capital of Nigeria's Borno state.
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Donald J. Trump, potentially the "healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency" according to his doctor in a dashed off note in November, had a cozy chat with widely criticized TV medic Dr. Oz this week.
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He served as a medic—he said he refused to carry a gun; he's not a violent person—and was in Vietnam for just two days before he got shot through the shoulder and sent home.
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For more than an hour and a half, while a medic checked toe pulses on the entrapped passengers, Gangnuss and others continued their mission, working into the night by the glow of Trant's hand-held light.
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"There's so many factors, humanitarian aid, water, the diseases that might break out... it's a big thing," said Marcel Nordin, a medic at South Africa's ER24, who was clearing fallen trees from near a dirt road.
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An eyepatch has become a symbol of the protests after footage surfaced showing a woman believed to be a volunteer medic whose eye was injured after being hit by a beanbag round from police — not protesters.
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The medic, Special Operator First Class Corey Scott, testified that he watched Chief Gallagher stab the prisoner, a teenage ISIS fighter, in the neck, but that the stab wound did not appear to be life-threatening.
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The light aircraft was carrying eight people, including the pilot and two crew members, a doctor, a nurse, a flight medic and an American and a Canadian passenger, according to local radio reports, citing airport officials.
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The medic, Brittney Mullings, gave an account of the minutes leading up to the shooting of Deborah Danner, a 66-year-old schizophrenic woman, that diverged sharply from the narrative that a defense lawyer for Sgt.
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Findcmed, the volunteer medic group that Kwok co-founded to support injured pro-democracy protesters, told Hong Kong media Thursday that the solicitation charges represented an "old tactic," and that "the truth" would eventually come out.
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"It's like having a full house with someone else to talk to and help out with housework," said Sebastion, now 20 years and stationed in South Korea as a combat medic in the United States Army.
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Kalamaoka'aina Niheu, a medic who was in the camps in early January, told VICE News she had seen "several thousand" cases of mild to severe hypothermia and frostbite since the water cannons were deployed in November.
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Despite not providing the option for my players to create their own characters, I formed attachments by giving them each an essential role in the party: someone was a pilot, another person was a medic, etc.
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"Some sort of medic type guy came on with a mask and a policeman, probably Port Authority, with a mask looked at the kid and decided that it was probably mosquito bites," a passenger told the outlet.
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Abu Taleb, a medic who came to Idlib with his wife, in-laws, and baby daughter, recalls people weeping on the journey from Daraya aboard green state-owned buses that the government has provided for such evacuations.
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At least 14 were killed in the northern town of Azaz, the last rebel stronghold before the border with Turkey, when missiles hit a children's hospital and a school sheltering refugees, a medic and two residents said.
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A prominent thread on Dealer is the desire to move on from the sort of "male heartbreak" lyrics that typified songs like "Rory" and "The Medic," did you feel like this video offered another opportunity for that?
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In 1912 João Baptista de Lacerda, a medic and advocate of "whitening" Brazil by encouraging European immigration, predicted that by 2012 the country would be 80% white, 3% mixed and 17% Amerindian; there would be no blacks.
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I lost track of the times during the game's beta that I found myself face-to-track with a tank, only to remember I was playing as a medic, and could only slap the behemoth with bandages.
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The veterans I'm traveling with are Adrienne Lahtela, 36 and a former Army captain who served in Afghanistan; Jonas Hair, 39, a former Navy navigation specialist; and Tom Anderson, 30, a former Navy medic deployed to Iraq.
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Brian Costello, a former Army medic who is the director of the Berkeley County Emergency Medical Services, believes that more overdoses are occurring in this way because users figure that somebody will find them before they die.
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Many Hong Kong activists have been covering their right eye in demonstrations — a gesture named "an eye for an eye" — in solidarity with a female medic who was allegedly blinded in one eye from a police bullet.
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People coming from Baghouz in recent days have shown more open loyalty to Islamic State than those who left earlier on, according to a volunteer medic at the checkpoint where they are subjected to preliminary security screening.
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Angus' owner and handler Teresa Zurberg, a former Canadian Forces army medic and dog trainer, decided to train him after she recovered from a C-diff infection—she was hospitalized for five days and lost 20 pounds.
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Oscar Monterrosa, a Community Ambulance paramedic who was stationed in the tent, and had worked as a former Army combat medic in Iraq, said that those patients had gone into cardiac arrest after losing too much blood.
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A former police officer and Special Forces medic who grew up in Harlem, he was asked by the producers of the children's show to make occasional appearances, sitting on a stoop in his uniform, chatting about health.
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The Defense Department also announced that it had carried out strikes against the Iran-backed militia Kataeb Hezbollah in retaliation for a rocket attack on March 11 that killed two U.S. service members and a British medic.
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Anthony Acevedo, a 20-year-old Army medic, had been captured during the Battle of the Bulge when a Red Cross care package arrived in March 1945 at the Nazi slave labor camp where he was imprisoned.
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Some taped bandages to their eyes, dripping with red ink to represent the injury to a female volunteer medic after she was hit with a beanbag round, allegedly fired by police during a protest earlier in August.
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Each boy will have a devoted medical unit consisting of at least one doctor, two nurses, a paramedic and an ambulance, one medic told Reuters, on condition of anonymity because she wasn't allowed to speak to media.
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On June 260, 270, a 20-year-old medic named Rouzan al-Najjar was killed by Israeli gunfire while she was volunteering on a protest field less than a mile from her home in Khuzaa, Gaza Strip.
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As things got worse, we had to come up with more cunning plans: demolishing walls to create quicker escape vectors, grappling onto high ground to up our shot percentages, keeping the medic well protected in the back.
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The head medic, Naseem Qasim, a thirty-three-year-old major with a master's degree in microbiology, had served with the 223th Division throughout the liberations of Ramadi and Falluja, where he'd been shot in the hip.
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The selection of Mark E. Green, a former Army flight surgeon who served as a medic for a special operations team that captured Saddam Hussein, would be a sharp U-turn in civilian leadership of the Army.
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Gary Michael Rose received the award for his service as a medic during the war, when he repeatedly risked his life by running into the line of fire to provide emergency medical treatment to his fellow soldiers.
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On Thursday, 13 protesters were killed in the city of Nasiriya with 75 people injured, a security official and a medic told CNN on condition of anonymity, as they are not authorized to speak to the media.
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PAGES A2–A3 A picture caption with the Inside The Times feature on Thursday about reporting on a volunteer medic who was killed in Gaza misidentified the woman being interviewed by Iyad Abuheweila and David M. Halbfinger.
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Medic and safety officer Nguyen Thi Ha Lan supervises her teammates, the "landmine girls" as they are known, preparing to detonate a cluster bomb left behind from the war with the United States that ended in 22025.
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The prosecution called to the stand a medic who testified under a grant of immunity -- meaning that the medic's own trial testimony cannot be used to prosecute him in the future -- that he saw Gallagher stab the victim.
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Bakhtiyar Othman Hamad, a World Health Organization medic, backed the claim, saying that some 65 to 70 injured civilians come through their frontline triage facilities daily before being sent to medical facilities, such as the hospitals in Irbil.
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Trained as a medic, he told his family in a video chat on Thanksgiving that he had been accepted to medical school and that his commander was helping him secure an early release from the Navy to prepare.
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BENGHAZI, Libya (Reuters) - At least seven people were killed and 10 wounded when a car bomb exploded on a busy street in the center of the eastern Libyan city of Benghazi on Thursday night, a hospital medic said.
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The prosecutor argued that Goodson's actions, or failure to act, amount to murder because he had a duty to both seatbelt Gray and to get medical attention for the 25-year-old when he asked for a medic.
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Linda Black Elk, a member of the Standing Rock Medic and Healer Council of the Catawba tribe, said she treated protesters for injuries and hypothermia and they were soaked by water in temperatures as low as 13 degrees.
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President Trump presented the Medal of Honor Monday to Vietnam War Army Medic, Specialist Five James C. McCloughan, who rescued 10 American soldiers and tended to countless others while wounded in 48 hours of close combat in 1969.
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The latest confrontations came after weeks of Palestinian protests, known as the Great March of Return, near the fence, during which more than 120 Palestinians -- including 21-year-old medic Razan Al-Najjar -- were killed by Israeli fire.
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That didn't stop Doss from heading into battle, however, where he served on the field as a medic — and if Gibson would have us believe, performed slow-motion gymnastics to deflect grenades like he was in The Matrix.
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Navy SEAL medic Corey Scott told the court on Thursday that he held his thumb over the victim's breathing tube until he died, saying he did so to save the young militant from being tortured by Iraqi forces.
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"I was a medic in the military, on a unit that took care of a lot of patients who bypassed the so-called ER and went straight to the operating room — they were very, very injured," she said.
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"I was just coming off the train and I was walking upstairs and there were people running back downstairs who said that there was someone up there shooting cops," said Abdul Rahman Muhammad, 21, an off-duty medic.
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Sergeant Elor Azaria, a conscript infantry medic, was captured on video firing once into the head of the Palestinian after the man had been shot by other soldiers while taking part in a stabbing attack on March 24.
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Thor Wold, who served as a Marine medic in the Iraq war and now works as an advocate for veterans, said that after suffering genital injuries servicemen immediately wanted to know if they would still have sexual function.
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But the Standing Rock Medic & Healer Council, a medical group in support of the protest, wrote on Facebook that the machines were water cannons and that pepper spray, tear gas, concussion grenades, and rubber bullets were also used.
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" Leading the expedition was Robert Kraft, a former Army medic and civilian submarine pilot who bore more than a passing resemblance to a "The Fugitive"-era Harrison Ford, and who was known to his colleagues as "Hollywood Rob.
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When that didn't work, Miller, who served as a combat medic in Korea, knew he had to get a little more aggressive with the canine so he began to hit it on its back a few more times.
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"People are fearful," said Laila Ireland, who was an Army combat medic for 13 years before transitioning to a woman and becoming the membership director for Sparta, an L.G.B.T. military group with more than 500 active-duty members.
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Decapitated bodies on the hospital's floor, children with bloodied faces, screaming mothers searching for their families under the rubble -- these were some of images that one medic described to CNN after a hospital in eastern Aleppo was attacked Saturday.
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Given Fortnite players' fondness for embracing role-playing in the online shooter with things like the unofficial "Protect the President" challenge, maybe we'll see a more widespread version of the Medic Corps start to spring up in games, too.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A 71-year-old former Army medic from Michigan who saved wounded comrades under fire during the Vietnam War was given the highest U.S. military award by President Donald Trump in a White House ceremony on Monday.
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Twenty-eight people were initially killed at the explosion site, and two others died after being taken to a hospital in the town of Maiduguri, where they died at admission, according to a medic at the state-run hospital.
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"I personally support our current policy of having small, special operation units in the area to sort of advise and assist," Mattos, who was a combat medic during the battle to retake Mosul from ISIS in 28503, told Hill.
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He sat on the concrete retaining wall that separates the field from the first row of seats and prayed silently as a medic in a Bryce Harper T-shirt and a Detroit Tigers baseball cap tended to the man.
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Take the town of Madaya, besieged by Assad's troops until this week, where people were starving to death: Medic in starved #Madaya says people eating herbs in water with salt to survive, stray dogs and cats already eaten pic.twitter.
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Ehren McGhehey: Going from filming the TV show—which was basically just us running around with small cameras and no medic on set—to the movie, it was like we were just taken care of all of a sudden.
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The first death goes wrong, with the appointed medic unable to find a suitable vein through which the chemicals will pass; the second goes right, although what in God's name, you want to ask, is so right about it?
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Holland is currently filming Cherry, which "parallels the true life story of the author, a former Army medic who returned from Iraq with extreme undiagnosed PTSD, fell into opioid addiction and began robbing banks," Variety revealed exclusively in March.
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Holland is currently filming Cherry, which "parallels the true life story of the author, a former Army medic who returned from Iraq with extreme undiagnosed PTSD, fell into opioid addiction and began robbing banks," Variety revealed exclusively in March.
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I was the radio man for a reinforced rifle squad, which in those times consisted of about 20 Marines — 12 riflemen, a machine gun team, a corpsman (or medic), an artillery forward observer, his radioman and a patrol leader.
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ERBIL, Iraq (Reuters) - A medic peeled blood-soaked bandages from the arm of a boy in the emergency room of a hospital in northern Iraq, revealing the full extent of the damage inflicted by an Islamic State mortar attack.
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But Kabunin signed up with Dmitry Utkin, the leader of a group of Russian ex-servicemen fighting there who uses the nom de guerre "Vagner", and, drawing on his medical degree, served as a military medic, his relative said.
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The film follows the true tale of Virginia farm boy-turned-army medic Desmond Doss, played by Garfield, who was credited with saving dozens of soldiers during the Battle of Okinawa despite refusing to carry a weapon or kill his enemies.
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MOSCOW, Dec 5 (Reuters) - The Russian Defence Ministry said on Monday Syrian rebels had carried out an attack on a mobile Russian military hospital in Aleppo, killing one female military medic and injuring two more, the RIA news agency reported.
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The Afghan commandos watching over the wounded Green Berets had fled into the refuge compound's courtyard with everyone else, leaving the assistant team leader who was shot five times still out in the alley along with another wounded American, the medic.
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A local medic has been surviving on the rehydration salts he gives patients, while a business school graduate makes soup from grass for his 70-year-old father, consulting shepherds about which kinds their long-since-slaughtered flocks liked best.
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AMMAN, Feb 15 (Reuters) - At least 14 civilians were killed when missiles hit a children's hospital, a school and other locations in the rebel-held Syrian town of Azaz near the Turkish border on Monday, a medic and two residents said.
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In Tim O'Brien's "The Things They Carried", an army medic manages to have his 17-year-old sweetheart flown in from Ohio for a visit, only to watch her transform into a bloodthirsty commando sporting a necklace of human tongues.
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"Each patient of mine that died, I felt like their soul was wrapped around my body, constricting me like a snake," said James, a former Army medic who served in Afghanistan in 19703 and 2012 when he was still a teenager.
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Serge Medic, a Swiss national who owns a security firm, was one of the first to arrive along with a Kenyan man, identified by another security professional as a senior counterterrorism officer in civilian clothes, and an unidentified Kenyan man.
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McCloughan was 23 and serving as an Americal Division medic when he returned to the battlefield multiple times over 48 hours of fighting to retrieve the wounded soldiers, despite being hit himself with grenade shrapnel and gunfire, his citation said.
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Her telephone calls to Dr. Villalba (Hugo Albores), the brusque medic in charge of her husband's case, are answered with the usual mechanical evasions — he's not in; he will be available tomorrow at such and such a time — or ignored altogether.
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When he visits the Nasty Bits' dressing room 10 minutes before they go on and finds that Kip Stevens is out of it because he took too much heroin, he efficiently injects the singer with cocaine, like a degenerate field medic.
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Trump presented the highest military honor to Gary Michael Rose, a retired US Army captain who served as a medic in the Vietnam War, saving lives while risking his own during a four-day operation despite being seriously wounded himself.
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Ms. Wanamaker's Lorna has an unidentified degenerative disease that will ravage her beyond repair unless she submits to the cure proposed by the play's third character, Miriam (Nina Sosanya), a resident medic with a notable habit of not finishing her sentences.
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SAN DIEGO — In stunning testimony that may upend the war crimes trial of Chief Edward Gallagher of the Navy SEALs, a SEAL medic told the court on Thursday that he — not the chief — had killed a wounded captive in Iraq.
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On Sunday, the Department of Defense also said it had earlier carried out strikes against the Iran-backed militia Kataeb Hezbollah in retaliation for a rocket attack on March 85033 that killed two U.S. service members and a British medic.
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Navy investigators said that one SEAL medic was kneeling over the fighter's head, treating him, when Chief Gallagher walked up and, without saying a word, took out a handmade knife and stabbed the teenager several times in the neck and side.
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Spanning generations and continents, the novel follows an unforgettable pair of exiles granted passage on the Winnipeg: Victor Dalmau, an auxiliary medic in the war, and Roser Bruguera, a young woman carrying the child of Victor's brother Guillem, missing in action.
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The drink, which refers to a gruesome injury suffered by a medic, is on offer along with an "Eye for an Eye" mocktail, featuring a round rubbery longan fruit punctured by strawberry syrup, at the Chinese-ruled city's Spicy Andong restaurant.
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Last week, the couple took an "impromptu flight" to Fox Town alongside Medic Corps, or Medical Evacuation Disaster Intervention Corps, a nonprofit that helps people in disasters, said Vic Micolucci, a reporter from Jacksonville, Florida, who was along for the ride.
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Andrew Garfield earned an Oscar nod as Desmond Doss, a conscientious objector who refused to carry a gun but was awarded the Medal of Honor as an Army medic in the Battle of Okinawa in Mel Gibson's best-picture contender.
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The drink, which refers to a gruesome injury suffered by a medic, is on offer along with an "Eye for an Eye" mocktail, featuring a round rubbery longan fruit punctured by strawberry syrup, at the Chinese-ruled city's Spicy Andong restaurant.
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On stage at the debut performance last July, Army medic Gin McGill-Prather (who appears in the first episode of the podcast as well) described stealing a finger bone from a spot near the Ziggurat of Ur as a souvenir.
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Adam Linehan, former Army medic who deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan, senior staff writer at Task & Purpose VET TV markets itself as the "Comedy Central of the military," but its target audience is much more specific than that might suggest.
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In a major setback for prosecutors last week, a Navy SEAL medic testified it was he, not Gallagher, who caused the death of the Iraqi detainee by blocking the youth's breathing tube in what he described as a mercy killing.
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SEAL testifies he killed the ISIS fighter, not Gallagher Friday's testimony came a day after one of the most stunning moments in the trial, when a medic in Gallagher's deployment testified he was the one who killed the ISIS prisoner, not Gallagher.
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The film follows the true tale of Virginia farm boy-turned-Army medic Desmond Doss, played by Andrew Garfield, who was credited with saving dozens of soldiers during the Battle of Okinawa despite refusing to carry a weapon or kill his enemies.
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In a surprise blow to prosecutors during the first week of the trial, a Navy SEAL medic testified it was he, not Gallagher, who caused the death of the gravely injured prisoner by blocking his breathing tube, calling it a mercy killing.
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The altered photo bearing the watermark for the Twitter account of the conservative site The Daily Wire appears to be an edited version of a 2017 AP photo of Trump presenting the Medal of Honor to retired Army medic James C. McCloughan.
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Nooshin Razani, 43, an Iranian-American pediatrician in Oakland, California, whose 19-year-old brother Omead Razani died while serving as a U.S. Army medic in Iraq in 2004, said Trump's comments sparked her to speak to the press for the first time.
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At her sentencing, an attorney for Young, Dennis Sweet, argued for leniency and cited "mental instability" at the time of her attempted defection, as well as Young's desire to become a medic for ISIS rather than a combat fighter, according to The Dispatch.
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"I tend to have more combination-dry skin so this enrichment cream is really really good for me," she said of the Ayur-Medic Enrichment Cream for Age-Prevention ($66.25), adding that she always makes sure to moisturize her neck as well.
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Police have come under criticism for using increasingly aggressive tactics to break up demonstrations and on Sunday some people handed out balloons resembling eyeballs, a reference to the injury suffered by a female medic hit by a pellet round in the eye.
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The film follows the true tale of a Virginia farm boy-turned-army medic Desmond Doss, played by Garfield, who was credited with saving dozens of soldiers during the Battle of Okinawa despite refusing to carry a weapon or kill his enemies.
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The fake photo of Trump awarding the dog a Medal of Honor was altered from a real photo of Trump awarding James McCloughlan, an retired Army medic who saved men's lives during the Vietnam War, with the Medal of Honor in July 2017.
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"Hacksaw Ridge," is based on the true story of Desmond Doss, a pacifist army medic who served on the frontlines in the Battle of Okinawa in 1945 without ever touching a gun, and was awarded a Medal of Honor for his service.
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Sergeant Elor Azaria, a conscript infantry medic, was captured on video firing once into the head of the Palestinian as he lay prone on the ground after having been shot by other soldiers while taking part in a stabbing attack on March 24.
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Welling said a former military medic is apparently on site for all these training exercises and conversations on its closed group indicate it trains either at fellow members' rural residences or at a location of the Red Deer River near the Penhold area.
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It's based on the forgotten and fascinating true story of Newton Knight — played here like a Southern Robin Hood by Matthew McConaughey, his movie-star sheen scuffed up with a big, bushy beard and historically accurate teeth — a farmer and Confederate army medic.
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Israel made a point before Saturday of cautioning its soldiers against taking shots that might hit unintended targets, the kind that Israeli officials acknowledged had killed a Palestinian medic, Rouzan al-Najjar, last June, one of some 196 people killed in the protests.
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He studied at the University of Michigan Medical School, served as an Army medic in Arkansas during World War II, graduated from Wayne State School of Medicine in Detroit in 1946 and then began what was described as a checkered medical career.
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