Can anyone help with the answers to this version of the test?

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One of the famous one everybody needs! Sick Call Slip- DD Form 689

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The new Mountain Combat Boots, issued to troops deploying to Afghanistan as part of the Rapid Fielding Initiative process, feature a tougher, more durable sole for gripping the mountainous Afghan terrain.

Did you get the boots issued to you?
Do you like them?
Share your experience with us!

It's not you, link is broken for me to. Its an issue with the Chicago Tribune.

but not now? or is my computer being retarded...

Odd.... It worked for me last night and I was able to watch the video.

Well, I thought the ,'s in the link were what made it bad, took um out and still doesn't work..so basically regardless the link doesn't work lol.. :(

Any body has it? thanks!

I would be glad to help you, I sent you a PM, hit me up.

SACRAMENTO - Amid controversy stemming from a DUI investigation, Senator Roy Ashburn (R-San Bernadino) confirmed what media reports had been speculating since last week: he is gay.


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http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/na ... write3-030903699107.story

Now when I was in AIT I had a incident where I broke my left foot..now to set this up I'm 6'3" and about 230 pounds..we were doing uniform drills and I was on the third floor, in the process of the 5th change I missed a few steps and landed side ways on my foot..

Me: DS I fell down the stairs and think I broke my foot
DS: Pri..tell me one thing pri..
Me: Whats that DS?
DS: Are the stairs ok Pri...

need some help with IS-139, IS-244, and IS 235

I have already completed:

IS-100a
IS-200a
IS-208
IS-230
IS-240
IS-241
IS-242
IS-292
IC-300
IS-700a
IS-775
IS-800a
Q534
AWR-160

Did you get my email Longi?

Post anything funny you remember your DS use to say!
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DS: "Are you having an out of body experience, private?!"
PVT: "No, drill sergeant!"
DS: "Then why are you moving at attention? Why does your head betray you?"

DS: "Private... I'm starting to think your momma should've swallowed you."

DS: PVT jody is at home screwing your girl right now how you feel about that?
PVT: DS I don't have a girlfriend back home.
DS: you gay PVT?
PVT: No DS
DS: Fine then jody is screwing your mom HA...

DS: I want it to be so quite in here i want to hear a mouse piss on a cotton ball!

DS: We run everywhere we go...........Nod with me!

DS: Private, I know the Army told you that you would be provided with everything you need, but you were actually expected to BYOD. Do you know what that means? It means Bring Your Own Brain.

Same as previous post!

http://ncoschool.com/modules/download ... file.php?cid=165&lid=2977

Did you use the search engine?

Try this one http://ncoschool.com/modules/download ... file.php?cid=157&lid=2723

If it works, read the ACCP rules and attention to detail may keep you long enough around here!

Did you use the search engine?

Try this one http://ncoschool.com/modules/download ... file.php?cid=157&lid=2727

If it works, read the ACCP rules and attention to detail may keep you long enough around here!

also worked. thanks again.

It's good. thanks

The only people that used to wear black beret's were rangers. Then when everyone started wearing them they weren't special anymore so they changed the color.

Likely the same thing here. Infantry is the only one to wear shoulder cords to make them unique. They also wear an infantry badge just for being infantry, and little blue lapels under their U.S. and branch insignia on their collars. I remember my drill sgt in basic liked telling everyone that he had a blue ring around his insignia on his drill sgt hat cause it meant he was under investigation for hitting a soldier. At the time we didn't know better. :D

Why would the Infantry have a branch affiliated cord and not anyone else? If we have a cord why cant we wear it lol

Ordnance corps
Ft.Campbell

I'm going to agree, the senior medics standard is his only standard. The closest thing I have ever seen to a regulation packing list is one provided for training scenarios such as that in TC 8-800. But that list wouldn't survive the scrutiny of experience and reality.

The two major factors are going to be; slimming it down to the essentials as previously stated, but mostly it has to do with how many people he is typically responsible for while conducting ops. If you maneuver an entire platoon with a single medic, he's pretty much going to be stuck carrying a full aid-bag, though IFAK's and CLS guys should be factored in. And yes, CLS bags SHOULD be at his disposal...if for some reason they are not, I would consider taking a serious look at local SOP. I've done a lot of SKT/LRP style missions, 6 people max, the most I ever carried was a butt pack, but was also responsible for carrying an extra radio battery, a drum for our SAW or 240 gunner, grenades and other mission essential equipment, so packing light was neccesary.

Also, not to get into a pissing contest, as everyones experience and opinion varies, but 6-8 bags of fluid seems a bit extreme for any situation. NS/LR even Hextend, are not really 'essential' bleeding control materials. Even in the desert climates, I've never used that much fluid for dehydration or heat injury purposes.

Here is a complete list of ACCP credit hours listed in order of module. Good as of 3/06/10. Please update and repost if something changes.

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Need this one too...

Need this one if anyone gets it...Thx