I was there that day and as a civilian trained EMT I (and along with two other medically trained Brothers) stepped forward to assist the Doctors and Docs in triaging and treating the wounded in action. Many of my Marine brothers try to call me, “Doc” to this day but I always remind them I didn’t earn the honor and it is an honor. I love the “Docs” we lost that day and the real Docs who, like myself, continue to try to come to terms with the bombing 33 years later. I can’t begin to express the pain you have caused and the level of violence I want to level on you. I hope there is a special place in Hell for you that comes close to the Hell we have suffered through and will until the day we die. God bless the real Docs!
Stealing my honor as a Navy Chief Petty Officer and Hospital Corpsman. Scumbag
I was there that day and as a civilian trained EMT I (and along with two other medically trained Brothers) stepped forward to assist the Doctors and Docs in triaging and treating the wounded in action. Many of my Marine brothers try to call me, “Doc” to this day but I always remind them I didn’t earn the honor and it is an honor. I love the “Docs” we lost that day and the real Docs who, like myself, continue to try to come to terms with the bombing 33 years later. I can’t begin to express the pain you have caused and the level of violence I want to level on you. I hope there is a special place in Hell for you that comes close to the Hell we have suffered through and will until the day we die. God bless the real Docs!
I was a Corpsman of Marines, and we never call ourselves medics, that is a airforce or army title…
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