My Journey as a Combat Medic: From Desert Storm to Operation Enduring Freedom
Osprey Digital Generals
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My Journey as a Combat Medic: From Desert Storm to Operation Enduring Freedom
Narrated by:
Joe Bronzi
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Narrated by:
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Joe Bronzi
About this listen
My Journey as a Combat Medic is a no-holds-barred look at the modern medic in the US Army, allowing us a glimpse at the training as a soldier and as a specialist, as well as deployment and front-line duties and the impact of service on civilian life, including an honest look at PTSD, from the author's own personal experience. Rather than a technical manual, My Journey as a Combat Medic is a detailed firsthand account, concluding with a letter to new medics, providing a career's worth of advice and knowledge as they begin their journeys.
©2012 Patrick Thibeault (P)2013 Patrick ThibeaultListeners also enjoyed...
What didn’t you like about Joe Bronzi’s performance?
Really quite badly performed in my opinion and the army songs between each chapter was possibly the worst decision they could have made. It destroyed pacing was badly done and if they had played the sound of a baby crying it would have been less annoying.Don't bother
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