jcrow8404, Dublin, OH (2026)

03/01/2026

A lot o crazy stuff going on in the world 🌎 🔥 right now . Always stay up to date what’s going on and interesting seeing the weapons / hardware coming out for these Wars. The Shahed drones one of our instructors / Heath who went to Ukraine said they sound like “ lawn mowers in the sky” . Pretty scary stuff hence why we added drones to our courses to up to date medicine because things change all the time. The blast radius I’m sure are pretty substantial I’m sure for those one way UAV/UAS or even FPV drones. But with the chaos going on, switch up your tactics , stop doing things that don’t work , and adapt because , our enemies are adapting along with studying us as well. We’re still going to train and we still have people over there putting in work. Prayers to those going into harms way and embrace / adapt what may come next. Drones and technology changed War forever. Let us know if you dealt with drone attacks in the comments among other accurate weapon systems. Stay safe out there . 🫀🧠🫁

02/27/2026

Thank you to and a dear friend who still puts in the work behind the scenes for sending me a shirt remembering . If you don’t know who Max is , his story during the fall of Kabul / abbey gate though tragic , it’s very inspiring. and people at the Ohio State house are still working on getting him Nomiated for Ohio Hall of Valor / Fame. Same with Mr Madison who’s 100 plus year old World War 2 veteran who’s still alive and designed the Cleveland brown stadium. It’s an honor being asked to recognize these men from Ohio who served our country. Hopefully someday they get the recognition they deserve and check out . They have stuff go service Dogs for veterans to other noble initiatives that help many spread the word of Max’s noble sacrifice.

02/26/2026

Since it’s cold 🥶 still in parts of@the country, MARCH for TCCC is relevant including hypothermia.Now frost bites, I have personally came across a couple cases with patients both in the military and out of the military while doing contract work, ems and etc. We did have a lady who had “sun downers” at a nursing home who wondered in the woods years ago when it was cold out llike@it was a few days ago. To make a long story short, we found her a few hours later and some of her fingers were black which is a late stage of frost bite or a form of it. For you being a first responder with little to no supplies , how would you treat the patient ? How would you rewarm the patients body, extremities , and etc ? Also go into it with a mindset working with what you have and with prolonged field care being a buzz word, you probably will come across someone in the field who has hypothermia, frost bite and etc. Also tried a flir camera in the cold and woods recently. It’s pretty fascinating as well because, if you’re in Warzones like Ukraine , drones that have thermal capabilities that can track foot prints in the snow and etc too. But Back to Frost bite to hypothermia, though easy to treat , don’t ignore it! Learn to work with little supplies in the elements. 🫀🧠🫁

02/24/2026

Want to thank another supporter of ours over the years with and . Ron was Law enforcement for many years along with being a veteran himself. We support veteran owned ,first responder owned , and any small business from Day 1 since we been around for 12-13 years ourselves though thick and thin. If you need medical supplies , he’s a good resource in general to know. I’m excited to try , , , and life saving gear for upcoming training ! Again , Ron made it possible same with many others helping us train / empower many to save lives even in the shadows over the years. It’s amazing having students to instructors give feedback back on gear like this on the real deal post training as well. Again , thank you and for the clutch supplies for upcoming training ! 🫀🧠🫁

02/22/2026

Once again , great work by .mu an for recent classes of Ohio ! We loved the history along with eager minds willing to learn to save lives while empowering many work as a team ! If you been to our courses in the past , you’re always welcome back along with requests of Pics, vids, course materials and etc. Honored once again and I need to post other classes we had but again, alot of us work or on the chopping block for other contracts / deployments soon. Bravo Zulu Miami Of Ohio ROTC and we have faith in these future leaders / War fighters 💪 🔥. Again great work and more to come ! 🫀🧠🫁

02/18/2026

Showing and celox powder plunger gauze / similar concept like Xstat. Both are solid products and we posted a while back Ukraine soldiers using Xstat and celox on the real deal. They both work and on apps and cotccc.com if you want to do research on these products . Great work again to and .mu for the great work along with our staff and instructors who did solid work in recent times in places that make the news or don’t make the news. Students also, enjoyed using the IT clamps on the meat 🥩 with fake blood 🩸 hands on in training that ,goes along way especially from basic first aid to advance trauma . Awesome again training , teaching and learning with the next generation of Warfighters. Make training fun again with the crawl, walk, and run method.You can cover a lot if you make everyone have hands on. Again , great job and team work for everyone involved with this training! 🫀🧠🫁

02/16/2026

, .mu , and a few of us letting students practice different types of tourniquets to tourniquet drills . We had students practice on themselves and others. We also did litter carries and other fun stuff which we’ll post as well. We did the crawl, walk, and run approach because a few of them never had training like this but we will still had fun nonetheless. Great work by .mu and . More to come! 🫀🧠🫁

02/13/2026

Showing students how to wound pack in the Dark with chem lights, NVGs , and other cool stuff with ! Showed students products like and among many others that help us train many to save lives ! Awesome work and if you’re good in the Dark , then you’re good in the light. Great work , need to catch up on post with other classes / post more , and awesome people yet again to train / learn with ! Great work Miami University of Ohio ROTC students ! Bravo Zulu! 🫀🧠🫁

02/10/2026

One of the goofiest medics / flight medics I ever met in my life . Below is a pic of him treating Ukrainian Solider after an attack / possible drone attack . He also treated trench foot to other illnesses to injuries. He kinda got screwed on supplies which is an another subject we talked about in Warzones where you don’t have air assets and etc . Thus, he had to rock world war 2 gear and etc which they do have world war 2 weapons over there as well to this day that all sides are using even old school bolt actions / see older posts. Honored to have Heath and help us teach medicine that works especially in combat zones! Awesome instructors, awesome medics , and awesome yet humble people like them give us motivation to do more. Bravo Zulu Medical Warriors ! # 🫀🧠

02/09/2026

Hip pocket CLS / TCCC classes were always a thing in Iraq and Afghanistan for years. I remember being a young corpsman to working public safety to contracting , usually there’s always last minute classes somewhere especially in War. A Ukraine client sent us these pics and I guess this was in the front lines not to long ago. Sometimes , you gotta make do why you have and sometimes, not all units have supplies or funding like most think especially, infantry to other various units. How do you train your unit as a combat medic / corpsman out in the field? Is this enough supplies ? Are the right people training and supplying the people going to the front lines in these Wars ? Let us know in the comments below. Hopefully some of these Wars end but until then, train like your life and others depend on it. 🫀🧠🫁

02/06/2026

If you have some free time or really want to go down the TCCC/ TECC to prolonged field care rabbit hole, watch the YouTube / documentary “2000 meters to Andriivika “. There’s one scene that stood out to me. One of the Ukraine soldiers trying to render to another struggled to apply a SAM XT tourniquet or a knock off of it . Also, their CAT tourniquets or some of them are in the packaging. This is why training is important especially for the basics including IFAK/ JFAK basic first aid to TCCC combat medicine. This is why in some of the classes we posted or didn’t pot we go over different gear , different techniques and scenarios because, it could be you or someone else who needs help if things go wrong . It’s heart breaking to see too because imagine how many have died due to lack of training, supplies, and etc . A lot of NGOs in Gaza to Ukraine were either doing the right thing trying to help or were in it for the wrong reasons / clout $ and this is the end result. But very interesting to watch and again, interesting to watch how drones to other factors have changed War forever. Let us know what you think in the comments below. Going to post more about jobs overseas and other classes we have taught a while back / playing catch up / life happens. But definitely, go look up this documentary! 🫀🧠🫁

02/04/2026

.78 was kind enough yet again to send valuable information on becoming a medic contracting overseas. This is for qualifications for contracting overseas with weapons qualifications along with Pt test which are either super easy exams or hardcore like you’re in the military with a “pipeline” to “weed out people who can’t pass a physical” . It makes sense because , if you’re going to a warzone or harsh area, they want to make sure you’re a good investment $ for their companies or organizations. From what I heard , people who have never fired automatic weapons like the SAW, 240 , .50 cal and etc generally failed because they either never shot weapon systems like this or , over compensate/ over think the process. For executive protection , PSS/ PSD, and other contracts , they have their own processes/ “pipelines” or similar qualifications but , it depends who you want to work for like , Triple canopy, Garda, UG, and etc. But, if you want to be emt , medic , nurse or provider overseas, some places have like mini boot camps, pipelines, or academies you have to go through like military or public safety. But usually, it’s pistol , shotgun, rifles , and autos for some contracts . There’s even contracts with shotguns vs drone qualifications to which is an over glorified s***t / trap shooting hitting mobile targets on the ground, water , or air. Very fascinating world to be in but unfortunately, sometimes you have to go through a lot of hoops to get the jobs / life you want especially contracting overseas. Let us know what you think in the comments below and for some of you military to public safety folks, what do you think about the qualifications/ “pipeline” concept ? It sucks starting from scratch when you get out of the military / personal experience and I been to a couple academies myself before and after the military. It can get hard if you’re older too but, still doable. Thank you again .78 for the information many asked about qualifying to work overseas as medical provider who go into harms way. 🫀🧠🫁

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