US Navy Hospital Corpsman A-School Advice + Cadence & Marching - HM Class 135 - 4K
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
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On July 28, 2021, USA Navy Hospital Corpsmen Class 135 graduated after 5 months of training.
Watch their cadence as they march to their graduation in Fort Sam Houston.
About 20% of the US Navy is female, so you may be wondering why around 80% of Class 135 was female.
Answer: random luck.
The Corpsman rate (HM) is mostly men, but this particular class, through some random fluke, was disproportionately female.
Some of the songs they chant while marching are funny.
The US Navy Corpsman is the most decorated position in the US military. They not only serve in Navy hospitals (both on land and at sea), but they also provide all the medical needs of the US Marines Corps. Thus, they are embedded in almost every Marine operation.
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As a fleet returnee going back to an A school, I'd let the baby sailors take any n all the leadership roles.
Yo I just put in for Hm! I have question! Once you get to the A school can you screen for SARC /HM ATF
@@runnin_myles8098 you can try for SARC after you are done with your A-School and their will be other HM instructors who can point you to the right direction on doing so.
@@tonymower2439 Thank you! do you know anyone who is going through the process now?
@@runnin_myles8098 nope
@Tony Mower
Any advice for fleet returnees? Im undes and got picked up for HM. I leave my command next year
Why do some sailors have 3 stripes while others have no stripes
Racism
I’m sure it’s associated with rank! E2 have two stripes and e3 have three stripes. These are referring to rank. Some enter the navy with different ranks depending on what skills, education they have coming in.
It’s a because of education
ROTC and/or college. You can earn rank while training.
@@georgemartyn5268haha is it? My hubby is middle eastern, I wonder how he will go do you think?
Is A school 14 or 19 weeks? Online it says 14 weeks, but at meps they told me 19.
It's 19 weeks. About 5 months. On the other hand, online it often says 14 weeks.
@@ftaponit’s 12 weeks
@@TyTaylor-mx1qu Where's proof of that?
@@ftapon on the navy website 🤷🏼♂️
after A school, where do HMs usually get stationed?
There's a good chance fresh HM grads will go to a big Navy hospital on shore for two year and then do sea duty for 2 more years after that. However, there are PLENTY of exceptions. Some go overseas (e.g., Cuba, Japan, Europe), some go to the Marines, and some go directly on a ship. As usual, it depends on the needs of the Navy! ;)