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68W

68W (pronounced as sixty-eight whiskey using the NATO phonetic alphabet) is the Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) for the United States Army's Combat Medic. 68Ws are primarily responsible for providing emergency medical treatment at point of wounding on the battlefield, limited primary care, and health protection and evacuation from a point of injury…

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68W

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Triples111
Avg. degree1.97
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related to Training and assignment · 24
68W → Advanced Individual Training, After, AIT, Army, Basic Combat Training, Basic Life Support, BCT, BLS, Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation, CPR, EMT, Fort Sam Houston, MOS, MOUT, NREMT, Prospective, Soldiers, Tactical Combat Casualty Care, TCCC, Texas
related to history · 18
68W → Army, Army Deputy Chief, Army's, Currently, During, EMT, Licensed Practical Nurse, M6, MOS, MOSs, October, Personnel, September, Staff, The, The Department, Vietnam War, Y2
related to Currently used ASIs · 15
68W → Allergy, Army Flight Paramedic, E5, E6, E7, F2, Immunology Specialist, Nationally Registered Paramedic, P3, School, School E4, Special Operations Combat Medic, United States Army Airborne, W1, Y8
related to Description · 14
68W → Army, Civilian, Combat Lifesavers, Combat Medic Specialist, Currently, EMT-B, EMTs, Health Care Specialist, In, Known, Maintenance, Nationally Registered Emergency Medical, Senior, Technicians
related to External links · 12
68W → America's Army, Army Home, Doc's, Experience Life, GoArmy, Health Care Specialist Archived, Medic, Medic Specialist, Official, Site, US Military Services, Wayback MachineCorpsman
related to Combat Lifesaver · 8
68W → Basic Combat Training, CLS, CLS Course, Combat Lifesaver, IET Soldiers, Initial Entry Training, It, The Combat Lifesaver
related to Skill Identifiers · 8
68W → Additional Skill Identifiers, ASI, ASIs, Flight Paramedic, For, Majority, MOS, These
related to Recognition · 7
68W → CMB, Combat Medical Badge, EFMB, Expert Field Medical Badge, In, Only, The CMB
related to Common workplace settings · 5
68W → Advanced Individual Training, AIT, Army, Most, Some

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combat medical 68ws army mos training specialist soldiers medic care may civilian personnel additional military emergency trained skills treatment lifesaver

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68Wrelated to Combat LifesaverCombat Lifesaver0.60section
68Wrelated to Combat LifesaverCLS0.60section
68Wrelated to Combat LifesaverIt0.60section
68Wrelated to Combat LifesaverInitial Entry Training0.60section
68Wrelated to Combat LifesaverBasic Combat Training0.60section
68Wrelated to Combat LifesaverIET Soldiers0.60section
68Wrelated to Combat LifesaverCLS Course0.60section
68Wrelated to Combat LifesaverThe Combat Lifesaver0.60section
68Wrelated to Common workplace settingsMost0.60section
68Wrelated to Common workplace settingsArmy0.60section
68Wrelated to Common workplace settingsSome0.60section
68Wrelated to Common workplace settingsAdvanced Individual Training0.60section

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