Hi, I'm Jack Crowley.
Hello to my fellow college students, and any other veterans of OEF or OIF. This is jaxvetblog.
I'm a contractor available to hire for teaching Basic or Combat Life Support skills in this country overseas.
Currently, Mt. Carmel Medical Systems in Columbus, Ohio, uses me to teach classes for them in First Aid, CPR, Basic Life Support and emergency medicine for use in any situation.
I do the same thing under contract with Chicago-based Citywide CPR.
And I have been overseas, soon to South-Central Africa (Rwanda). There I will teach three weeks' combat-trauma medicine to local military medics and soldiers.
I've also spent 18 months in Cuba, including mass-casualty victims of the 2010 Haiti earthquake.
Most notably, i spent 7.6 months on dismounted patrol with Marine 1/7 "Suicide Charley" in and near Sangin District, Helmand Province, Afghanistan. I've been humbled by earning a Bronze Star for saving 4 men during a night attack, while myself wounded.
Sangin has been added by the Marine Times as one of the Marines' bloodiest battles in its recent editions. The area joins Iwo Jima, Hue (Vietnam) and Fallujah (Iraq) in the annals of USMC history.
So I'm a former "dirt Sailor," a Navy Hospitalman retrained as a Field Medical Technical expert, earning me the designation of "Doc," or a Fleet Marine Force Corpsman.
See also:
And Franklin Univerity's writeup of my humble Purple Heart scholarship selection is:
8/29/spotlight-on-purple-
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John J. "Jack" Crowley, recipient: Bronze Star (valor) & Purple Heart
Registered Medical Assistant, former combat Corpsman, Marine 1/7
Apt.near Grandview, but mail is:
c/o 4149 Maystar Way
Hilliard, Ohio 43026-3012
Direct: 614-753-0206
Fax: 614-474-8187
email: jackcrowley1987@gmail.
RMA # 418213
American Heart Association-certified
as Basic Life Support Instructor # 07140263683;
Mt. Carmel Health Systems: OH03247
Originally trained by Navy/USMC, Military Training Network
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