- http://rnsginstructor.wix.com/spearheaddefense#!laser/oje4l Good mo...rning everyone, as former ANGLICO Marine, I have a new venture I have just recently started, as a veteran owned and operated business we now also offer laser engraving services...the link in this post will take you to the gallery of demos, as well as an order form if you would like to place an order, or just call if you have any questions before you order...Semper Fi and Have a Great Day!!! See More
- I placed an order months ago and have not received my shipment and n...o one will return my emails. Is this really how you guys run this business See More
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Josh Beal5starOne of the most knowledgeable and insightful instructor s I've ever worked with, Bill was thoroughly engaging with the su...bject matter of basic trauma management . His experience and passion for the subject matter really shine here, and the considerat ions surroundin g the applicatio n of aid in a fluid or dangerous situation are something that makes you think. If you want to be able to help yourself, loved ones, or anybody else in the event of trauma, get in touch with Bill, you won't be disappoint ed. See More
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Tissue or Sim?? How do you prefer to do your training? I've done ATLS both ways and I have to say that invivo training is amazing, but I also feel that sim training has something to offer. Check out these full synthetic cadavers available from SynDaver. They also offer wearable chest tube trainers and stand alone cric trainers. Good stuff!
Here's a podcast we did with Mike Seeklander, FLETC instructor, Marine, and shooting coach.
http://blog.shooting-performance.com/trauma-management-for…/
Alright. Listen up... do not under any circumstances allow a gap in your situational awareness. Do not forget the lessons we have learned during our time at the GWOT University. Boston is a nexus. We know this. For those in other AO, you know your exposure. This is the real.
A tissue demo of the celox Z-fold gauze in our Enhanced EDC kit. At this point Celox is the best hemostatic on the market.
Our Enhanced EDC trauma kits are in stock and ready to ship. If you're following this page, you know why it's a necessity at this point.
In addition to being a fearless, high speed, low drag, life-saving, death-dealing, BAMF the field medic is also expected to serve as a highly mobile and stable field expedient firing position. Happy Veterans Day to every Medic and Corpsman, past and present.
Master Chief Harry Bologna (ret.) was gravely injured last month during ground operations in Afghanistan. Master Chief Bologna is a legend in the SPECWAR community and has served around the globe during his active duty career. I've had the pleasure of training with Harry, he is a gifted instructor and a genuinely nice guy.
If you're able, please take a moment to support Master Chief Bologna and his family.
Who trains with anatomical targets? Are you shooting for the 10-ring or the mediasteinum??
Thanks for all the new members! Lots of new adds recently. Give us an idea of what you guys would like to see out of this page and what your background is.
On our way to the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Department range after teaching in Tallahassee all week. Thanks to everyone at the Criminal Justice Training Center for hosting the High Liability Trainers Conference. Looking forward to coming back next year!
Tactical Development Group shared Techline Trauma's photo.
Techline makes the best trauma simulators on the market and it's all we use!
Where in the world is Tom? Where ever it is, TOM has been separated into 3 pieces for use as part-task trainers!
It's official. The WayoftheGun.com Web Cart is now up and running. All of our aid kits, swag, and training can be purchased through the site. Next class is Aug 29 and 30 in Merrimac Mass!
I'll be offering a disconut code sometime this week so keep an eye out.
I had an officer in my Basic Trauma Management for Shooters course yesterday who served in Fallujah and participated in the warrant service which resulted in the death of Chief Michael Maloney and the injury of four other officers last year in Greenland, New Hampshire. I want to thank him for his first hand account of these events and for casting a very harsh light on the realities of a gunfight.
Tactical Development Group would like to announce our strategic partnership with Chis Fields of King 33 in Southington, CT. Our medical element will be providing support to King 33 for their tactial operations and weapon handling programs. Chris is a top notch instructor with trigger time in theatre as a Special Forces Operator and Security Contractor. We are excited to be working with King 33 and plan on bringing some fantastic training to the New England area!
Basic Trauma Management for Shooters: Saturday, May 25th in Attleboro, MA. 150.00
Approved for 8 hrs OEMS credit for Mass. EMT's and Paramedics. No prerequisite training necessary!
With the natural disaster that is currently unfolding in Oklahoma, I think it's time we all asked ourselves what we would do if a member of our family suffered a critical injury? Could you provide the immediate care necessary to save their life? While BTMS is focused on injuries that result from vi...olence, these skills work on any traumatic injury. Get trained, get kit, and stay safe.
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In response to the attack on the City of Boston, I am offering a free day of range training. I've done this before, and I will keep doing it. Every time they hit us I will train you. This class will be held north of Boston at the "usual place," and will likely be conducted mid week. We must hang together, or we will certainly all hang separately. Please inbox me for more details.
My friends, I have been teaching Trauma Management programs to Law Enforcement, .MIL groups, and Civilians for nearly 15 years. It is the responsibility of every one who considers themselves a sheepdog to know how to administer first aid in a dynamic situation. I am asking every one of my friends to please share this post. If I can train one person to save one victim, my career as an Instructor will have been a success. Please go to my websight and facebook page for more information. http://wayofthegun.com/
