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SSgt (Ret) Derr

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  4. Posted · Edited by SSgt Derr
    Words r hard

    You could just start smoking pot. Makers has always been my affordable bourbon of choice. Kardnal’s suggestion of Bullit is also great. If I’m being honest I have always been more of a scotch guy. A nice McCallin or a Glenlevit usually does me right with a cigar. Johnnie Walker is great too and I have had almost all of their production runs.

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  6. Posted

    5 hours ago, 1stLt Cole said:

    this is too badass not to post

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    GySgt Carlos Norman "White Feather" Hathcock II. Crawled on his stomach for days, alone, with less food or water, past enemy patrols and armaments, to take down an NVA general at 700 yds.

    His book, I believe it’s called Marine Sniper is worth a read. He pulled some seriously gritty shit and caught malaria like 78 times in the process.

  10. Posted

    3 minutes ago, CW4 Carrera said:

    Literary typing this as you posted... pilot slots are already medics via ACE so we could incorporate crew chief slots which is already being talked about and they can act somthing like a PJ.

     

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    yes they are light they are a pliable metal sheet with foam glued to the sides probably about 3-4 ounces each dont think you would be able to use it as a  tourniquet.

    With regards to my tourniquet comment I was alluding to improvising a split with a tq and firm support structures (i.e. wood, sticks)

  11. Posted

    1 minute ago, Sgt Braathen said:

    thats the problem what if they run out of splint and there is problems for the to get new ones from base, i dont wanne limp around in a ftx/OP/training just because the sarc ran out of splints

    Resupply... We haven't had many issues with conducting them before. I would encourage people to engage in some outside the box thinking. If we have an issue where we are having a lot of broken extremities then SARC HQ should probably adjust accordingly.  

  12. Posted · Edited by WOC Derr

    4 minutes ago, Cpl DelPercio said:

    The biggest thing we could try and introduce is medevacs, some of the injuries we sustain in the field would not be treatable in the field. While this would make for a massive logistical undertaking, I think it would be interesting to employ medevacs and maybe even sarcs or other personnel that could fill in and act as medical crew onboard. Two ways we could utilize it is have a medical helicopter fly in and stay until wounded are treated, which is dangerous, but faster. Or like a traditional medevac and take the wounded back to base. I think this would be interesting and include some more realism but also maybe making people think about how they operate. 

    This is awesome

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  13. Posted

    1 minute ago, Sgt Braathen said:

    what i hope regarding the Ace ADV spint is that you can use it like the tourniquet and apply it when you limbs are damage and that that you need a sarc to fix you by either stiching you or paking you. after you been fixed by the sarc you can the remove the spint and use it again if you get any limb damage

    That’s not how splints work bro. Yes if you wish to make one out of some tourniquets and twigs you could probably reuse one.  the splints we use are mailable and you fit it to fit the specific wound. I’m not a medic and it’s been a minute since I prepped one so I could totally be wrong. Just have the SARCs carry multiple splints, they should be pretty light.

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  14. Posted · Edited by WOC Derr

    59 minutes ago, 1stLt Kardnal said:

    Tonight on Channel 10 News, local SNCO gets butthurt after posting legitimate S-1 notice in shitposting subforum of the 3dMRBRU. More after these messages from our sponsors:

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    I don't think a reservist E-5 would qualify as a SNCO. Nice shiny new bar doe.

     

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  15. Posted · Edited by HM1 (FMF) Williams 

    First Name: Josh
Last Name: Derr
Age: 27
Desired Duty Assignment: Assignment: 0372
ArmA III Player ID:76561198138085694
Steam Name:jkderr08
Steam Profile Link:http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198297886527
How long have you been playing ArmA III?:2 years
Are you currently a member of an ArmA III gaming clan or unit?: nope
How did you find out about us?:Rainbow Six Siege
If you were recruited by one of our members, who was it?:N/A
Why do you want to join the 3rd Marine Raider Battalion?: The steamy memes

Do you understand that if you have elected an MOS that is full at your completion of ITC, you may have to go to a different MOS for the time being?: 
Do you understand that you will be required to own Arma 3 Apex DLC in order to actively participate in the unit?:
Do you understand the definition of realism gaming according to the 3d MRB, and is this the type of realism experience you desire and are willing to abide by?: 
Have you read and understood the requirements for our unit and the criteria for being active and taking a billet in this unit and that failure to complete said criteria will place you into the reserve platoon?: 
Do you understand the fact that this unit is a EST (GMT -5) time zone based unit, and unitwide operations take place on Sundays at 2000 EST (0200CET), or Saturdays at 1500EST (2100CET)?

  24. Posted · Edited by SSgt Derr

    8 hours ago, 2ndLt Pepperman said:

    Why do they all look gross and icky. Don't take way my blackhawk damnit! :(

    Icky?

     

     

    No wonder you're afraid of birds ;).

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