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Love me some gun porn. I'll add to the collection with my Ruger Precision Rifle chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor. Bipod is GG&G. Scope mount the a JP Rifles one piece. Level is a US Optics. Scope is Bushnell Elite DMR 3.5-21 power, 50mm objective, 34mm main tube with a Horus H59 reticle. That 3 shot...

Wannabe SWAT medics UNITE!!I'm LE in SoCal as well. I'm choosing to do Lenoir program because I'm already an AEMT and the outreach program is like 7 months long. May the best Cop win LOL. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Look at SOC LLC, Constellis, Aegis/GardaWorld, Chenega-Patriot Group, Sallyport Global, Janus Global, Remote Medical International, and Vighter Medical. The US State Department WPS2 (Worldwide Protective Service) contracts are seeking paramedics and whatnots for upcoming task orders to be...

Yessir! I am in fact LEO in one of the 88 cities in LACo. It's been interesting over the last 8 years. And Re: Marines eating crayons..... Army eats crayons....Marines require a higher ASVAB score than the Army. Therefore, Marines are smart enough to play football with a rock... rock hits...

Good Morning. My name is Cameron and I am a full time police officer at a municipal agency in Southern California (8 years now). Prior to becoming a cop, I was a Navy Corpsman assigned to Marines at Camp Pendleton for 5 years where I made my best attempts to built sand castles in the assorted...

Agreed. Last I checked the acid/base thing was somewhat important with the whole life thing. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

It could have been the book we were using which was Jones and Bartlett, "Advanced Emergency Care of the Sick and Injured". The course I went through had test questions asking things to the effect of "if a child unintentionally overdosed on antacids, would that cause respiratory or metabolic...

That's a tough job to assist with that population. Good on you that you are taking vitals. Now, as long as you know what those numbers mean, and how to change them if they get funky.... that's what you'll begin to dabble in as an EMT. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Ditto. You're in the correct mindset. The first time I went through EMT it was a lot of info, but it is indeed the foundation which everything else is built. Shock: how it's caused, recognition of it, prevention of it, and treatment of it are of great importance. Get with like-minded people...

I'm a red headed stepchild of EMS... the AEMT.... be sure you learn about capnography, metabolic versus respiratory alkalosis/acidosis, more on cardiology/ACS, learn about D50, glucagon, epinephrine, oral glucose, nitro, nitrous oxide administration, CPAP, albuterol nebulizer treatments, learn...