The new SOF® #Tourniquet has launched! https://t.co/GbxGXZW2Gu
— TacMed Solutions LLC (@TacticalMedical) March 11, 2021
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With a new Buckle, Webbing, & features, the SOF®-T sets a new benchmark for #bleedingcontrol.
-#softourniquet #stopthebleed #prehospitalcare #prehospitalmedicine #tccc #tecc #firstresponder #medic #tacticalmedicine pic.twitter.com/6hZIy7cezb
Thursday, March 11, 2021
The New SOF TQ
Friday, January 29, 2021
Go Train
A HUGE congratulations to Spc. Anchor Jennison and Sgt. Tyrel Trainor for winning the 2021 Army Best Medic Competition! All of Warhorse and 4th Infantry Division should be incredibly proud of this truly remarkable accomplishment. pic.twitter.com/ziJo0uiut4
— NorthAmericanRescue (@NARescue) January 29, 2021
Who will rise above? 2021 U.S. Army Best Medic Completion Awards Ceremony
— NorthAmericanRescue (@NARescue) January 28, 2021
10 a.m. EST!!!https://t.co/d45HqvcdZZ#armybestmedic #bestmedic #tccc #68whiskey #socm #northamericanrescue pic.twitter.com/jYGm6hSq50
And we of course get the feminist cheerleading:
Good luck! We know you will represent us well. https://t.co/BRDXGXnppU
— 1st Special Forces Command (@1st_SF_Command) January 27, 2021
Great representation by our #CivilAffairs medics at the @USArmy Best Medic Competition!
— 1st Special Forces Command (@1st_SF_Command) January 28, 2021
Go get 'em, Staff Sgt. Fritz!@USASOCNews https://t.co/vnDCfCtaXm
Monday, January 25, 2021
Storing a Combat TQ
SGM Matt Smith walks us through the proper way to store a combat tourniquet...#SheepdogResponse #TQ #Tourniquet #TCCC #TECC #Training pic.twitter.com/KPbrCY2cgR
— Sheepdog Response (@SDResponse) January 21, 2021
Saturday, December 26, 2020
Tuesday, December 15, 2020
Friday, December 11, 2020
Saturday, October 24, 2020
Go Train
You may have to administer self-aid or encounter a situation that may require you to render #firstaid to somebody else and @jl_gonzales is here to discuss just that! https://t.co/FEYsRvaDDM#brownells #guns #selfdefense
— Brownells, Inc. (@BrownellsInc) October 19, 2020
Wednesday, October 07, 2020
Go Train
This new advanced combat medicine course covers Tactical Combat Casualty Care and Prolonged Field Care and provides training to an integrated team of SEAL medics and augmented independent duty corpsmen. https://t.co/SWoC26Jk9P
— USSOCOM (@USSOCOM) October 7, 2020
Tuesday, September 29, 2020
A Profile of TacMed
Last week, @TacticalMedical announced it would invest $1.7 million and add 21 employees at the 66-acre TacMed site off Harris Bridge Road in Anderson, where the company also maintains a 300-meter shooting range.https://t.co/pesuyVlbK8
— The Post and Courier (@postandcourier) September 29, 2020
Thursday, September 17, 2020
Go Train
Dr. Dan Irizarry, our company's medical advisor, contributed to @sofrepofficial: Changes coming to #combatmedicine. What remains critical is the need to train soldiers to care for the wounded while continuing the fight. https://t.co/FRWuBEFD7r#medicalsimulation #medsim #tccc
— TraumaFX Solutions (@TFXSolutions) September 17, 2020