Recent content by spisco85

When I was in the Army there were lots of people allergic to penicillin. It was very common. There may be other reasons.

Get in really good shape. Become EXTREMELY comfortable in water. Be fast and strong. Be smart and able to think on your own. Read any of the books written about them for more information.

They might move you forward through that phase but no guarantees. No promotion.

The military uses the national registry.

If you have the ability to leave the scene than you leave the scene. Even in home defense shootings in certain states if you have a way out you have to take it.

Simple way to secure a gun: 1. Do not touch the trigger 2. Remove the source of ammunition 3. Cycle the bolt, watch for round to escape 4. Inspect chamber, verifying there is no round in 5. Secure the source of ammunition 6. Move the gun away from the person

slow is smooth, smooth is fast

Anyone who is injured and has a weapon needs it to be secured. LEO, military, secret service, scotland yard, mossad, whatever. An injured person is an injured person and with that much training reflexes often come into play more than a civilian and might have a reaction on anything. Always side...

That would be really quick. The shortest school in CT that is offered is through Sponsor Hospital (Yale and St. Rapheals) and is 8 hours a day, 5 days a week for 10 months. If you want to become a medic take the plunge and do it right. Dedicate the time involved to learn and understand the...

Why did you have a late payment? Was it for a ticket? What was the ticket?

Do what you want.

The constitutional right is for people to be able to overthrow their government if the time comes when the government fails the people. The government is supposed to be afraid of the people not the other way around. Unfortunately power begets greed.

I took an introcuction to Tactical Medicine. I enjoyed the class. A lot of the specialty classes like tactical, advanced hazmat life support, etc are what I would consider to be fun classes. You get to learn something more specific that you want to learn. If you enjoy it then who say's it is...

AMU is teamed with APU (American Public University). I have looked at what they have to offer but they aren't cheap.

Most of the EMT-T schools only require EMT-B as long as the EMT realizes the skills they learn have to be approved by their med control. Peace officer was the original name of police officer. We went over it in a criminal justice class I took once. I don't remember the specifics of it though.