Sentence examples for corpsman in from inspiring English sources

Heckel served as a medical corpsman in World War I.

As a Navy corpsman in Vietnam, he spent leisurely afternoons tootling up the coast in a dinghy, under a hail of enemy fire.

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

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

One of the members of the recruiting team is Art Peña, a former fleet marine force corpsman in the navy who is now a sales support analyst at JP Morgan Chase.

His distinguished military career of reserve and active duty service began as a private in the medical battalion of Brooklyn's 106th Infantry, NYNG and then as a hospital corpsman in the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps through world War II.

There, a young captain named Dwight D. Eisenhower commanded 10,000 World War I tank corpsmen in 1918.

According to the Naval Historical Center in Washington, two other successful appendectomies were performed by submarine corpsmen in World War II, aboard the Grayback and the Silversides.

For example, a typical U.S. Army battalion of 650 700 combat soldiers has 20 30 such medics (called corpsmen in the U.S. Marines), who are trained in the identification and assessment of different types of wounds as well as in advanced first aid, such as administering intravenous fluids and inserting breathing tubes.

In the mid-1940s in the Pacific, military corpsmen in the Marshall Islands were trained on the job for one year to fill the post-war shortage of health care providers.

Separately, a Navy corpsman, wounded in a roadside bomb attack in Farah Province on Wednesday, died from his wounds.