Tactical Response High Risk Civilian Contractor - Medical 2011

[@JDamienScottLLC]

The medical class was the most memorable and thought provoking class I took there. All the training programs are excellent, but this one is the most mentally challenging. I highly recommend Tactical Response.

[@paddyspoint2]

with so many rounds flying all over the place, it's amazing no one gets accidentally hit by stray bullets.

[@rmikemcd]

@kingofthe6spd No drugs, IV was Sodium Chloride, injections were sterile water and B12. Qualifications for the course can be found at Tactical Response's site.

[@kenship7]

These classes are sick, I gotta get to one asap. Keep up the good work fellas.

[@gonzopl12]

Goosebumps, goosebumps everywhere - and everytime i watch any of your videos!!! ... Just one word - EPIC! I would love to have some of this epic tactical training with You! Too bad, me and my folks (also civilian contractors) are from Poland... Our trainings are like - shooting range - bang! bang! out of ammo, go home :< Btw, can someone tell me the music title, or where i can find this music? This music + gunshots = EARGASM

[@BILLYRENK]

Man James, you and Tactical Response are amazing!! Hope to seen you in Wisconsin in Sept!!

[@alexderrick6597]

My thoughts exactly. I saw that going in and it made me take a second look. That must be uncomfortable to say the least

[@FutureSlap]

man i aspire to this course

[@jbreamsiii]

@abigailnumber2 This was a 5 day course and runs about $1,500.

[@Maltalionis]

You can go to TR website to find out, but the only barrier to entry is probly the cost.

[@Rogue_Paramedic]

@kingofthe6spd Usually I-85/99 are the lowest that most companies will take because its a good base for someone to build TCCC (Tactical Combat Casualty Care) on. Though they prefer Paramedics, EMT-T, and SF Medics/SARC Corpsmen/PJs

[@abigailnumber2]

how much $ do corses like that run? It looks incredable.

[@kingofthe6spd]

I would love to do this, is there an emt basic corse? Since I see IV/drugs being pushed I'd assume this is is an emt-p level, since I can't push anthing but epi,

[@FreedomFilmdotcom]

Great looking footage. What camera did you use?

[@Loki1602]

I never thought a video of a bunch of dudes could give me wood! Awesome. I would love to do some training like this.

[@insanity54]

Am I seeing this right? People getting needles stuck in their arms/legs and tubes shoved up their noses?

[@cthomps]

just wondering is this live fire?

[@aletter1718]

How does one take this class and what qualifications are needed? Are civilians allowed?

[@saratma8]

are these all live fires?

[@GrenMoyo]

is that sim rounds, blanks or are you guys actually slinging live ammo on that course? I ask because this is stuff for contractors or those planing to go into PMC and those that actually have field experience ect, so sorry for the ignorance

[@Csukesz103]

Just awesome!

[@LotionPit]

This looks like a normal day in SW Detroit.

[@Eschaia]

3:14 changing mag like a boss! :D

[@inov8ve]

damn... thats nuts.

[@LARPeratorsAnonymous]

this is why I LOVE AMERICA...look at all this freedom going on. I hope Dianne Fienswein watchs this video and has a heart attack....

[@jellyfrosh9102]

about a decade late but, hey, you got it

[@ShooterMedic1818]

@kingofthe6spd you are wrong friend. Look up the EMT I99 curriculum (I am one). It goes into pharmacology. Also this training is for use for overseas and over there you do what you have to to keep people alive. There is no rules governing EMTs limit really. Are you even a contractor?

[@HannesFury]

@abigailnumber2 tacticalresponse(dot)com/course(dot)php?courseID=23 this one is $1500 for five days, but you need a whole list of own special gear and ammo (2000 rifle + 250 pistol rounds) I sure as hell would do this one if I lived anywhere near this in the US and had needed equipment. What a fuckin blast!

[@TheFrost32]

PRETTY FUCKIN COOL :)

[@bilsy28]

Sucks for the guy who got the NPA in him