Yeah, by the time we don't if you'll understand.

That's, by the time we're done with this, Scott, I'm not going to understand anything because I'm a bad medic.

It's just that Trent doesn't know enough terminology to call you on your

baa which is why I'm here. Welcome back to the podcast everybody.

We already had to have a single cursing thing that is going to need to get Clown Horn out.

So welcome, Scott's Astro, Captain, PA, former 18 Delta extraordinary.

We've talked to you before, but what we're about to talk about, you hate Ternicates. Let's just get into it. What's up buddy?

How are you doing? What we're gonna we're gonna have a little plan. So it's not I'm just gonna talk about how she'll be turned it's our

We're gonna kind of talk about military medicine and

the good what's good about it, what's bad about it, the whole night arts. Like I said I

came in the army in 89, I did 28 years, I started out of the 68 whiskey and it was 91 alpha back then but 6

whiskey.

Went to selection, became an 18 Delta, did that for 18 years and then went to PA school

in 2007 and been in PA for 15 years now. I've been on, you know, multiple

deployments, combat and non-combat, know like Somali jibouty

Bosnia Ethiopia the de baba refugee camps in Kenya the Afghanistan Iraq

JTF fits around the country, whatever. Yes, sir?

I'm wondering, is this the first time in podcast history

that someone has admitted to being on a non-combat deployment?

Right, how dare you?

I can't believe it.

Yes.

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