Ambushed.

Multiple casualties.

Eye trauma.

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Proceeding now with the Ghazni series uninterrupted (I hope).

This is our first mini- hope you enjoy and learn

THAT OTHERS MAY LIVE

This is an incredibly informative (and entertaining) podcast about one of the more unusual (like many other) PJ deployments. In this case it was to support the most critically hit NYC hospital that made national news, and the brave Doctors, Nurses, techs and staff showing up every day not fully knowing the risk they were taking, and if the protective gear was going to work, and then in most cases going home to their families.

We will hit on prepping the battlefield, PFC, critical care, and highlight the "FID" type response to support the NY ("indig") medical providers in a war with a new enemy that we are still learning how to battle.

PJNY- THAT OTHERS MAY LIVE

Check out the new MCTI- mission critical team institute podcast by Dr Cline and Coleman Ruiz

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Hear the perspective of the Flight Doc providing medical C2 overhead in the C-130 and taking care of AR.

Doc Becker is an Emergency Medicine Doc at Stanford. We also discuss trismus in the field with TBI and airway management.

PJ Jon from the 131st discusses the mission and the medicine.

Use this as an sTBI pack out:

1. Hypertonic saline

2. Oxygen

3. Airway management kit, ventilator and monitor

4.RSI drugs

5. Versed

6. Kepra IV and PO

7. Glucometer, dextrose, glucose

8. Oral and rectal thermometer

IN AUG 2018 US Forces and Afghan partner forces were ordered to retake Ghazni from the Taliban. The details are described in an AUG 23, 2018 in TIME Magazine in an article entitled "Inside the US Fight to save Ghazni From the Taliban".

Nate is an 18D and Gavin is a PJ who supported ODA 1333. They discuss details of the mission and the medicine. There were over 40 casualties over the duration of the fighting with several MCIs.

This is the first of several episodes to discuss the prolonged operation.