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Corpsman are about as close to Marines as one can get
Ask almost any Marine who has been in combat what the phrase “Corpsman up!” means and he'll tell you it's a cry for what the Marine Corps calls the “angels in green.” These are U.S. Navy hospital corpsman specially trained for combat medicine.
While i can relate to the Navy Corpsman,i am sure the same camaraderie is felt between the Army and their Combat Medics.
Ask almost any Marine who has been in combat what the phrase “Corpsman up!” means and he'll tell you it's a cry for what the Marine Corps calls the “angels in green.” These are U.S. Navy hospital corpsman specially trained for combat medicine.
While i can relate to the Navy Corpsman,i am sure the same camaraderie is felt between the Army and their Combat Medics.
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8404 85-87, my guys took care of me and i took care of them, how many army combat medics know how to load a 8" howitzer and fire it, my marines taught me and let me, best days of my life
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SPC Marcus DeMatos
In the time with the Cav the same happened with the Scouts I went out with. Anything I wanted to shoot, because they knew I was 100% there for them.
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i shot over 300 rounds 8 inch artery because my boys respected and trusted me with the mission i wasnt just doc i was a team member
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Corpsman (Doc) go through the same hardships that we do. They are Marines as far as I am concerned.
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8404 85-87 5th bn 10th mar thats me pulling the cord over 300 rounds my boys took care of me and i took care of them, learned my shit from the bottom up
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Want to have a bad day? Just mess with a Corpsman in a bar full of Marines.
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I highly respect our Blue & Green Side Corpsman. Those guys will do anything for there fellow Sailors & Marines. You couldn't ask for a better friend.
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HM2 (FMF) Chamberland here ive been out for about 3 years now and miss my marines more than anything to all my brothers I served with at camp Lejeune it was a privilege to be with Battalion landing team 2/2 WAR LORDS.
Semper FI
Semper FI
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SSgt Terry P.
PO3 Samuel Chamberland We lost 2 in Vietnam, during my time in the Marines,they were the finest men to ever serve. Semper Fi, "Doc".
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US Navy Medical Corpsmen are, by and large, extremely well respected by we Marines. In fact, we may even refer to them as Marines on occasion. They may not have gone to MCRD, but they sure as hell deserve our respect.
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SSgt Terry P.
Sgt Edward Allen Absolutely ,Some of the most dedicated men i have the pleasure to know.
Semper Fi
Semper Fi
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As a Navy Chief with several shipmates in the FMF and roots in the Amphib Navy, all I can say is "God bless the Doc!"
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Sgt Edward Allen
I had the pleasure of becoming acquainted with a Corpsman who served on Iwo Jima. After recently reading the accounts of the 28th Combat Team from the 5th MarDiv, my respect and esteem for him only went higher. Not only were the corpsman incredibly heroic in taking care of the wounded Marines, they were tenacious and would stop at nothing to take care of the wounded.
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After spending time in Vietnam in 1968-69 I have the greatest of respect for the Navy Corpsmen and both Army and Air Force Medics. These are people that can and will risk their own safety to save Your life.
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