Sentence examples for be a corpsman in from inspiring English sources

He was a premed major, so once the Navy saw him he was recruited by the Marines to be a Corpsman in Vietnam.

He was a corpsman in the medical clinic, where he was in charge of sick call, and performed several lifesaving operations.

One of the marchers, 29-year-old Michael McCarthy, was a corpsman, or medic, for the Navy in Afghanistan, and spent time with Occupy Providence.

My dad was a corpsman during the war -- he rendered medical treatment to Marines who made the landings from Guadalcanal to Iwo Jima.

"He wanted to be a hospital corpsman," Petty Officer Kujat said.

Matthew Streeter, the commander of the Normandy, which is tied up for the week at Staten Island, noted that Petty Officer Simone had served in the ship's engine room as a fireman but was soon to begin advanced training to become a hospital corpsman and begin what he hoped would be a career in Navy medicine.

Andrew, my nephew who was recently discharged from the Navy and had served as a corpsman in Iraq, came by on Saturday.

All he knew of his father's past then, he said, was that he had been a Navy corpsman and had appeared in the famous flag-raising photo.

He was a Navy corpsman who was assigned to a base in Chicago and then to the Bethesda Naval Hospital in Maryland.

I was a medical corpsman and served during the turning point in the war, the Tet offensive of 1968.

John C. Reilly as Corpsman Rhomann Dey: A corpsman in the Nova Corps, the Nova Empire's military and police force.