Videos tagged with 18D

This video explores the role of the 18D, or Special Forces Medical Sergeant, a highly specialized and critical position within elite military units. While the title doesn't explicitly mention firearms, the context of "Special Forces" strongly implies the use of military-grade weaponry and equipment that these medical professionals would be trained to operate or provide support for. The content likely delves into the unique medical and tactical responsibilities of the 18D, highlighting their essential skills in combat environments.

This YouTube video, titled "Kit Shakedown: 18D Medical Sergeant", is scheduled for release this weekend. Based on the title, the video likely focuses on the gear and equipment, potentially including firearms, that an 18D Medical Sergeant would carry or utilize. The content will likely appeal to individuals interested in military medical roles, tactical gear, and preparedness.

This video features a Special Forces Medic (18D) reviewing and discussing the critical importance of tourniquets in tactical combat casualty care. He emphasizes that tourniquets are no longer a last resort but a primary intervention for severe bleeding, especially in combat scenarios where immediate evacuation is not possible. The medic highlights the effectiveness of tourniquets in preventing hypovolemic shock and outlines the rationale behind their immediate application, correcting previous teachings that considered them a last resort. The video also briefly mentions specific tourniquet models used, including the CAT Combat Application Tourniquet, SOFTT-W Tourniquet, and TK4 Tourniquet, and encourages viewers to seek proper TCCC training.

This YouTube video, titled "5 sept MM" and described as a "Medic Monday" feature, provides a quick review on how a tension pneumothorax develops. The content creator also mentions upcoming travel to South Dakota to share battlefield lessons learned and techniques used by 18Ds and other SOF medics with EMS providers. A Q&A session with "Doc" is advertised for 1800 EST on Facebook.