Our Purpose: We believe in teamwork and selfless service, which is why we provide/enable high-quality care to make a positive difference.
Our Mission: Irwin Army Community Hospital delivers high quality patient centered health care to the Big Red One community enabling readiness and setting conditions for Military Medicine 2026 and beyond.
Our Vision: To become the preferred healthcare team for the Big Red One Community.
Wow. Sometimes I forget. I’m glad to see you’re still out there at Fort Riley taking care of troops and their families. What’s the Camp Bullis connection? Your troops?
@@FortRileyIACH Thanks. It looks good. I got my EFMB many moons ago on Fort Riley during two weeks of rain. Fun times. I worked at IACH after 1st ID. My understanding of military healthcare really matured there. To the Soldier who said “let’s go, Sir”, 👍🏻. Well done. A good leader there.
The baby should not be laying down while doing that…. The correct way to do it is sitting forward to do the nasal cleaning… some doctors don’t even know what they’re doing. Be aware parents… just do some research.. this video is not doing anything good…
I dont believe anyrthing this new Army has going on. Did you see the shaving profile on that one instructor?? WOW. Compared to what I remember of the EFMB, EIB ..along with Air Assault, Airborne, Ranger, and Special OPs .. all DEI now. Quantity over quality. But then I'm dated.. quality now is different. We'll see what this new quality is all about now that the Cold War is back. More power to ya.
EFMB ( Expert Field Medical Badge) , EIB ( Expert Infantry Badge) , ESB( Expert Soldier Badge) : These Qualification Badges demonstrate to Other Soldiers, ServiceMen , and even Non Military/ Anti - Military Civilians , that, the bearer is , like the commentator mentioned, a " Subject Matter Expert"( SME) , as a Medic, as an Infantryman, and even as a Soldier , professional and proficient , in the Art of War and Military Science.
When I was in, a million years ago when rocks were soft and fire was new, the EFMB was a highly respected qual badge... more respected than the EIB because of its rarity. Good luck to all the docs out there. All us combat arms guys eff' with you but we still respect the Hell out of you. A respectful tip of the Stetson from an old cavalryman.
Jesus we all need those Green, Yellow and Red recommendations. Granted whole wheat could be a green for most and a red for any celiac. But this works fantastic for the 80%
NCO’s are the backbone. NCOs are this and that, they do the most work. They know everything.” Then why are Enlisted the ones making. The least money. Make like half of what warrant make, and 1/3 to 1/4 of what officers make. And that’s just base pay. Not even considering how much more their bonuses are than ours.
Because no matter what, or which country or culture, it is still a class system. The enlisted come from the working classes, while officers in their majority come from the upper or middle class. The level of schooling is also way different too, so the rank does carry privileges....
I believe what you said about the pelvis stretching out to prepare for labor, but squeezing it in is fighting against what the purpose of the pelvis is meant to do. I don’t want to do something that will go against my favor to help ease delivery. Am I making sense?
Had this done. My low back pain went away almost immediately. Neck pain as well. I’m only hours into this treatment. We’ll see how things progress in coming days. I do feel the tiny points. Which will take some getting used to.
This is not a homeopathic form of treatment. Homeopathic refers to a form of medicine that uses micro amounts of different natural substances that you take orally to alleviate various health problems. Battlefield acupuncture, developed in China is considered a quick way to reduce various pain and other symptoms when medicines are not available. Two forms of Battlefield acupuncture exist...ears and along the spine.
My first 1st Sgt gave me the world I proved my worth to him instantly after making so many mistakes and him hating me I pushed to prove myself at the end and he gave me my first award that he wrote personally my first PSG was never at work and she was mean so we all as a platoon avoided her my team leader was a first year Sargent and while i didn’t learn much I tried to make it as a private I made so many people give up and it wasn’t till I hit SPC that I finally herd the world of my old team leader now a SSG I feel you actually earned the right to soon become a NCO
Should have lead with the guy. Maybe this was shown to women who failed, so you wanted to convince women you are on their side. I just think his tips about how you could improve were more useful than, "your body is different so it is hard". Not that she is wrong, when it is true.
