ARMY MEDIC VS NAVY CORPSMAN (ARMY vs NAVY)

[@ARCHIEzzle]

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[@jimrosson5697]

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[@blackheartgaming6121]

i was thing about 68w and 18x (sniper)

[@jtmnavy]

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[@dronthegreat42]

JTsuits what up fam!

[@zwhit_0122]

JTsuits what but fam

[@DocStaffy]

You rang?

[@brycecook6834]

I've wanted to be a field corpsman for a ling time now but im considering going Army combat medic.

[@jimrosson5697]

a corpsman would never have to buy a beer in a marine infantry bar . we took care of doc

[@Calcorex]

That is the third person i've heard that from. Marine?

[@Albeerox]

Rah

[@rodzilla1869]

22 years with the marines as a force recon corpsman. And I can say marines are great to us. Semper fi

[@carlospineda1938]

I going Greenside I’m a bit nervous

[@WetPickle998]

carlos pineda lmk how it is

[@dizzyfell6]

I was a Corpsman. I went to bootcamp, "A" school, crossed trained in Quantico VA, then FMTB, then my first duty station blue side for 2 yrs. I worked at family practice, internal medicine for a year, then I worked at dermatology for a year where I learned so much, it helped with my deployment in Afghan. I then rotated to green side where I deployed with the Marines to Afghan. Fun times, I miss it.

[@Kappanoname]

power puff girl style, red green and blue that's wassup

[@sirdwighteisenhoerr3129]

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[@EjNappe]

you three make such a great combo! You can feel the respect and brotherhood you all share. I can't wait until I ship to boot. only a few days left!

[@2Coxonaboat]

Ej Nappe I've watched your videos, I'm curious how fast you were dropping weight before you made it through MEPS? I'm allowed more body fat than you but I'm just curious how your results were weekly. Thanks man.

[@EjNappe]

EMT Kimber I was losing on average about 3 to 4 pounds a week which is what's healthy. that's partly why it took me so long to lose the weight. I really appreciate the support. I love you and comments like yours!

[@2Coxonaboat]

Ej Nappe Sweet man, I am excited to join the brothers and sisters in the Navy as well, and look forward to your content. Right now I'm in taking about 1200 calories a day, I run everyday, and bike and swim on off days but I'm not seeing as much right now.

[@EjNappe]

EMT Kimber cutting calories won't work if your still eating things high in sugar and saturated fats. I lost my weight by controlling my portions, eating more fruits and vegetables, and by drinking lots of water, like a liter a day, water helps with the digestion process. also remember, pushups and sit ups can be done anyplace and at anytime.

[@2Coxonaboat]

Ej Nappe I eat more veggies than fruit, I drink only water and I eat chicken and egg whites a few times a week. this last week I've seen about a .2 drop a day... maybe I'll try something different.

[@Sadman2414]

Dude in the middle was my Doc. Great guy.

[@funwithfire9382]

I'm going Army, and 68w is badass, but I think Navy has this one as far as the skill sets.

[@isaiahfry6005]

FunWithFire why have skills if you don't get to use them

[@funwithfire9382]

Isaiah Fry That's a good point but it's always good to have a wider skill set. Just in life in general

[@isaiahfry6005]

FunWithFire I'd rather be someone who's treated a lot of casualties and has experiences then knowing more

[@funwithfire9382]

Isaiah Fry Pointless skills are still skills you have. You never know. I'm just saying. I agree with you but I'm just saying

[@isaiahfry6005]

FunWithFire hooah

[@EzraB123]

A 68W and 8404 HM have similar training. I'd say an 8404 Corpsman is slightly better trained just because we have a separate school devoted entirely to TCCC, TACEVAC, small arms familiarization, etc. which is a good ass kicking. The 68W's have to stuff both their field, classroom and clinical training all in a 5 month period at Fort Sam so the soldiers get complacent. But the training itself is largely the same. A quad zero Corpsman is basically useless right out of A-school. It's all on the job at that point. Corpsman with further NEC's like Xray tech, surg tech, etc. have a far wider skill set.

[@anchorsteam3980]

My EMT school (civilian) was like 3 months (189 hours) and that fat emergency care book.

[@slender169101]

NO SHIT XD im state and nationally certified that fat ass book helped a lot

[@SaltineChips]

Seriously though, the practical tests wrecked my soul. Especially on the Ob/Gyn section

[@jimrosson5697]

We would never let a pog mess with doc

[@jayman9388]

Jim rosson Hahahaha man. Love ya brother!!!

[@aaroncollins3214]

Here's a civilians EMT side, just wanted to say that nremt course is usually around 3-6 months, paramedic school, what you actually want to do, is an extra 12 months after you have a year of experience as an EMT-B. I personally have been burned out of the medical field after 3 years of working as an EMT in the 911 system. Pick my job on Monday hoping for 15U or 15T!! Keep up the good work I love the videos!

[@kevinflorer1211]

I was a EMT in Civilian Life at one time. I Enjoyed this Video because YOU step up. And do it! You kids restored my faith in the military branches.

[@kimberlyn7444]

I'm from the UK I don't know why I'm watching this

[@svtv_9615]

I got corpsman yesterday Im so happy

[@miafunchess6381]

Sazzandara 1996 what do you have to do to get corpsman thats the rate i want

[@idk6533]

I plan on being a Navy Corpsman when I turn 18. I decided that a few hours ago.

[@JapanWalkerJJ]

Fuck yes the video I've been waiting for!!!

[@RxG21]

Hey Archie I'm a EMT right now and I'm thinking about joining the army for 68W. Will I be a step ahead of people since I'm already a registered EMT?

[@TheRoyalking761]

ryan Gabriel Yes you will skip the EMT phase and go to whiskey phase

[@dizzyfell6]

keep in mind, this is why it's so difficult to pick up rank as a corpsman. when you take the advancement exam, you have to know all medical areas such as dental, pharmacy etc... blue side corpsman clinic, hospital required 2 year shore duty and green side with the marines required 3 year sea duty.

[@fastride852000]

Don't forget if you go to the 75th you are required to go and pass SOCM...and a few other schools.

[@rashadcozart2432]

So just a little added bit of information, I just radiates from corpsman A school and am currently in C school for AVT. They are changing the way they teach corpsman curriculum big time starting in July. Usually the navy and the air force will do classes together and EMT is the first part of the course. However, the navy feels like that isn't necessary so they are departing from the Air Force and getting rid of EMT. Exactly how/what curriculum is going to be taught, I have no idea. Also, they are receiving 400+ new boots come July as well. So there's going to be a lot of changes for corpsman a school

[@Yammie_Moto671]

I GOT HM !!!! Right after I finished MEPS, I gave my Recruiter my Top 5 Jobs list, Corpsman being #1, two days later he called me and told me I got it! I ship out in May! I was worried I wasn't going to get it but I got lucky I guess! FYI: I scored a 66 on my ASVAB.

[@miafunchess6381]

Den V. All u did was tell him i want HM rate so bad

[@Yammie_Moto671]

YUP! It's a myth that HM is over-staffed. I had friends who were HM and said otherwise. 2 New Recruits in my Recruiting Station got HM, and HM wasn't even their first pick! The NAVY spends alot of money making HMs. Our A school is about 5 months, WITH PAY! That's why recruiters try to deter you from becoming an HM. If you don't get HM, don't sign anything. PERIOD! If it's not available, WAIT!

[@karlyb8804]

Don’t you have to wait until after meps to be guaranteed the job?

[@karlyb8804]

I’d like to be a HM too

[@docbrent1584]

I think it's sad that the Navy closed all three Hospital Corps Schools. I went to Hospital Corps "A" School (0000) in San Diego, CA. Went to Guam for a few months, but got orders to Field Medical Service School (8404) at Camp Pendelton, CA, then was soon on my way to Vietnam in Feb 1969. My 21st birthday was 04/16/69 and I was wounded the first time of three 10 May 1969.

[@rontucci3552]

Army veteran says thank you for your service

[@joshbolden1994]

PLEASE DO TOP 5 BEST AND WORSE ARMY JOBS love to see army version of those types of vids.

[@NoLifeActual]

NAVY and AIR FORCE had a divorce. HMs and MTs now have different curriculum from each other

[@kyledawson4535]

Any way you can get an air force medic on your channel and discuss the differences there? Cause that's what I might be interested in.

[@davidcasteel1672]

Very informative, however you should consider the distracting background noise in the future.

[@kevinflorer1211]

I Enjoy, This KZbin VIDEO. Because. After a older 92 Bravo for 10 years up till first gulf war. I went to civilian A-P worked on old WW2 Planes. I did 16 years at that time and the 92 Bravo Medical NCO. I was basically Grandfathered into that MOS 68W30. one of the other 4 I have in my. 25 years to life in the military.

[@mackavelli8872]

I was 8404 FMS from 1985 - 96 and a 68 Whiskey (2006 - 09). I can tell you that Field Medical School was tougher training and more camaraderie. I loved being a medic too, just wasn't as tough training.

[@mayaestrada4220]

This has helped, I'm trying to decide medic vs corpsman to try to help me decide what branch

[@2Coxonaboat]

When I went through school it was one semester and then we tested through BEMS and got our certs and patches.

[@Charlie-yr2jh]

Great video. Fort Sam, June-September 1993. Echo Company 'Tusker Medics'. Back then we were called MOS 91B, when did it change to 68W?

[@toryalexander5704]

It's similar to when 68W use to have hella additional skill identifiers "ASI" so for my mos u use to have to be 68W(combat medic) then gain an asi m6 (LPN) 68WM6. Until they just made it is own mos again 68C (LPN)

[@TheMinidonkeylover]

so the navy and airfare take classes together, and the army has some classes in the same building if you aren't 68W. we still talk mad shit to the airforce and the Army and navy still don't get along, we've almost gotten in a few fights with them in the chow hall. and the navy shoulder checked out plt sgt one time and holy shit, that was bad. but we really don't get along or talk unless its talking shit or asking them about their life differences.

[@jayautobot]

GreenEggsandSam when I was in, as an 8404 corpsman with the Marines, I was standing by just waiting with the Marines in the Texas desert and we would say stuff like " I'm gonna retire from this shit and join the air force. We're talking like 115 degree heat. I remember hearing after I got out I spoke to an air force vet and she was telling me she went out to the field. So I told her " what was it like for you guys". She replied " its was brutal, hardcore tuff, we had an Amol container with only one air conditioner, she had a tent with shower capabilities and a chow hall" lol

[@reddevilparatrooper]

Infantrymen respect their medics.

[@DocRaz84]

If you try to skate from getting that shot.. like most higher ups do... I will come for you and bother you until, your name is off my hit list.

[@brianfranco6845]

Smart video content bro

[@thebigfartknocker9573]

Notification squad where you at!!!

[@josieegold6758]

Joshua Corbin Late asf lol

[@thebigfartknocker9573]

lol i was only one hour late

[@shawn576]

A corpsman is a medic? I thought he was like an undertaker.

[@captainkiwi77]

Shawn that would be a corpsman

[@captainkiwi77]

Shawn you like what I did there

[@whalewil3135]

Captain kiwi my guy misspelled his pun 😬

[@kyledawson4535]

Great video

[@Twitchyone858]

Outstanding Vid Gents!! Are Army Medics as into giving the silver bullet as my Navy Corpsman?

[@docminty2882]

You are required to get your NREMT to pass ait for 68W tho...

[@jayman9388]

Love the vid brothers!! Future HMDA here by GOD’s grace💯💯💯

[@reechi1954]

I like the.way you talked

[@sierrajuanchi7756]

Im a junior in hs. I do pre nursing at a tech school😂😂 i saw the intro " you may have to wipe a butt" i said... " already done 😩"

[@victoriadeassis2993]

Sierra Juanchi same lol

[@statefarmjake5355]

You can go undecided if its overmanned.

[@elizabethjmanzano]

I'm going into the military after college but I still can't decide between Army 68W or Navy HM

[@tristanherrera2632]

thats what im thinkin

[@joscar062]

I'm thinking Navy is the right path for me. I've always wanted to travel and share an interest in the medical field. I'm thinking in joining after college just for me to get into shape and mentally prepared. I want to do Hospital Corpsman and use it as a hands on experience on my resume to grant me a job on the civilian side but from what I hear it's a 5-6 year contract. *HOOYAH NAVY*

[@captainpolar34]

Go HM. I joined 2 years ago and now I’m an FMF corpsman with my infantry marines and the marines show more respect to their corpsman than anyone in the world. It’s a great feeling of family and brotherhood. Proud to be a Sailor/Marine. (never had to buy my own drink as well)

[@MediocreMedic123]

Army leads the way

[@markwillison593]

Proud 68W for life ! A Co 232 Fort Sam... 2007

[@dandypeachy]

Plot twist something is happening in Syria now.

[@junberna8826]

Good video, good topic, good conversational exchanges... suggestion..... get an honest to goodness-experienced-used to be active duty FMF corpsman.... who can give accurate insight of green side experience.... preferably one with boots on ground combat experience... they are dime a dozen now due to the current state of affairs. Your guest HM did a good job.... just shows that his experience is limited. Green side docs don’t leave..... by choice... not by orders....

[@statefarmjake5355]

If you have green side training, you can go back and forth. That's what I did.

[@ErickaBernie]

ARMY ALL THE WAY! HOOAH haha

[@EjNappe]

Ericka Bernie you miss spelled Navy!!!! lol jk.

[@mitchellaugustine7769]

Ej Nappe you didn't spell seaman right

[@thatslavoniphone9915]

Ya but corpsmen have a difficult job in the field they have to give the clap

[@printpython2755]

Army+Navy= indestructible

[@dizzyfell6]

It's a good thing you didn't have to take the ASVAB to join the Army, you wouldn't pass if you had to join the Navy. Lol

[@tigerpopp6543]

I'm getting my EMT (September 19th to December 14th) so since I'll have that before I join (Debating Corpsman and Army Medic, I've talked to Nicky a lot but I have the Army recruiter telling me He will get me a Medic slot if I want it) I'll skip the whole process of getting it and then go to Whiskey school? How long will that take?

[@Goffix2009]

Back in '69, my MOS was 91Alpha10. Army Combat Training Medic. When did 68 Whiskey arrive? Just curious...

[@andrewgonzalez80]

Army 18D is it hard to get into med surgeon

[@danielboggan2479]

EMT takes 5 months civilian side.

[@ARCHIEzzle]

Ty

[@dariennedewalt9367]

I took it in 3 months as a civilian

[@Spacexioms]

Greeside corpsman here, RAH!

[@Calcorex]

I just got HMDA which is dental from MEPS last week.

[@jayman9388]

John Doe That’s wassup brother!! So did I by the grace of GOD man!!! Which month you ship out? I leave in March.

[@Calcorex]

Jay Man March 5 !!! Might leave early if I can buy rn March 5 the bro

[@jayman9388]

John Doe Ayeee! We’re definitely gonna run into exact other than man!! I leave couple weeks after you. What you mean by buy rn though?

[@miafunchess6381]

What did you have to do to get that rate

[@camerondietrich5840]

Hey Archie! How likely is it to be on the line? If you request a line how likely is it to be granted a line? I want to be on a line because that’s what i (right now at least) prefer compared to clinics, etc.

[@z0mb0tjosh0002]

EMT school I took was about 3 months and I'm just waiting to get my cert

[@bethanyhatfield9826]

I would like to go in the navy to be a corpsman. After I finish jobcore I'm going in to learn medical office and Ekg- Electrocardiogram. And LVN or RN. Would these get me close to being a corpsman when I go in. probably more train which is always good. Would it help?

[@isyaboydre8322]

I have a Heart Condition and i am currently going into my second year of medical school. I am thinking on becoming a Truama surgen and what a better place to do it in the Military? But would i be able to join with a heart condition?

[@runninglimits]

IsYaBoyDre no you would not I'm sorry

[@AddingLifeAdventure]

I had a contract that guaranteeing me A school out of bootcamp . 8404 Corpsman FMF 1st Battalion 2nd Marines.

[@klintervin3845]

I'm already a paramedic. What would that mean for me if I wanted to become a 68w or corpsman?

[@kennethandrew3709]

heyyyyyy I was also a pharm tech lol. I was stationed in naval hospital lemoore

[@ItsDreame]

I know i'm 9 months late but can you be a sarc in the navy seals

[@becca812]

Lol you guys have some funny expressions

[@michaelmatthias9495]

You’re a recruiter and a medic and told them you don’t need to have emt? Da faq? Show me one 68w who isn’t emt certified. It’s a requirement. Don’t maintain it and you will be reclassed.

[@ARCHIEzzle]

You must have misunderstood. You don’t need it to go to AIT / training. You don’t need any certs and off course you I’ve to make rain or you’ll get reclassified that part is correct

[@squeakierjarl2047]

So just curious but can corpmans go through the w1 course or is that strictly to the army?

[@kevinflorer1211]

Some more Experience,. Never trust a LT that tells you its been my experience, Never trust a CPT that wants to use his map. and here is one for the NAVY A&P.. Never trust a PILOT says WHATCH THIS!

[@halfrightface]

Even in garrison, Doc can be your best friend. Hungover? IV = instant cure

[@IMTHATKIDJIT]

If I’m a Certified EMT. Does it give me any points to be a corpsman green side ?

[@kevinflorer1211]

Drunk as Fuck but hey...……...Never trust a E9 don't drink.

[@johnturay6158]

Am a civilian nurse RN do i have to take the asvab for me to join the army nurse?

[@publicpoet]

I was both.

[@mrs-cz3lf]

drinking that 805.. we're u guys from near v.a.f.b?

[@thatslavoniphone9915]

Why didn’t they mention the clap

[@joedaniels8401]

Can y’all get an actual line corpsman.

[@CarlosPerez-em3wu]

Take care of your medics and your medics will take care of you..... In other words dont fuck with medics 😂😂😂👌

[@haparcheledupwar]

I feel, the right(3rd guy) is a filipino

[@HadesTactical]

Is the line infantry combat related

[@rainq3359]

Where's the Marine?

[@ChevySSLS]

What happened to the livestream???

[@cookingmarine7911]

How hard is it to reelist to get into 68w?

[@kettlebellkyle311]

The three stooges .

[@ARCHIEzzle]

Lol

[@thebadgamer1757]

Ft Sill Sept 4 basic for 68w anyone ?

[@cesarmunoz903]

Lmao JT is a clown 😂😂

[@anneasher1866]

Can you be guaranteed to be with the Marines?

[@takenotesirtakenotechief4395]

Anne Asher no

[@brandonmorales3806]

what's up sgt

[@shinobi-no-bueno]

what about us wannabe MPs doh

[@flight2k5]

Medic>corpsmen

[@Not2FAMOUS]

Army MEDIC!!! #68W

[@damndisplace07]

Easy........Corpsmen are tougher due to dealing with shit from an entire branch of service (the marine corps). They are better trained due to 2 schools instead of one. (Field Med and A school). Aside from that, corpsmen have more MOH recipients. Regardless, I got mad respect for my Army brethren. We're all on the same team.

[@mustaphahall7595]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Desmond_Doss

[@68wayupintheskyftw61]

Idk if I need a tooth pulled I want a dentist, if I need surgery I want a surgeon, if I need physical therapy I want a chiropractor.

[@varcolaci6085]

Some say that its hard to be a corpsman rather than an army medic. Is it true?

[@EzraB123]

We do a lot of the same stuff so I wouldn't say so. The training is difficult for both (particularly field training, FMTB for Corpsman and Whiskey Phase for Medics). A Corpsman can literally be doing nothing but filing shit at a Hospital or they can be busting ass in an infantry unit. Same goes for whiskeys, it all depends where you are.

[@reechi1954]

Pinoy's.pride

[@glitchedsmile1292]

Am going marine i wanna eat crayons and steal crayons from kids.

[@jimmyrodriguez4458]

see ya 😂

[@robhoulihan997]

Corpsman are trained better just because we have a separate school and we train with marines, so our PT is more challenging and we’re just as arrogant as a marine. Nicky doesn’t really know that side of things so talking to an 86W is pretty different. Not to take anything away from army medics because they’re pretty badass to but doc is a marine, a sailor, and killer.