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    When Animals Attack 0 Military Ops & Training
    USACRC Editor

    When Animals Attack

    The following morning, 12 other Soldiers were bitten by an unknown number of coyotes between the hours of 0100 and 0600. The Soldiers were either asleep, on guard duty in fighting positions or actively looking for the animals. Like the first...
    Good Intentions, Bad Outcomes 0 Automobiles
    USACRC Editor

    Good Intentions, Bad Outcomes

    I yelled for Kirk to return while waving the dim flashlight in a vain attempt at warning oncoming drivers to slow down. Kirk decided against going across the road since the good Samaritan was already checking on the driver. Instead, Kirk began...
    Prepare for Any Contingency 0 Aviation
    USACRC Editor

    Prepare for Any Contingency

    We shot another visual approach and landed the plane without incident, but as we talked about what happened after shutting down, I had a lot of questions as to why things unfolded the way they did. That was my first true go-around situation, and...
    CE-SOHMS: From Cynic to Believer 0 Workplace
    USACRC Editor

    CE-SOHMS: From Cynic to Believer

    CE-SOHMS is designed to change an organization's safety program from compliance based to one where it is second nature to every employee. Rather than just following a regulation or checklist, the entire organization takes an ownership role....

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    When Animals Attack

    The following morning, 12 other Soldiers were bitten by an unknown number of coyotes between the hours of 0100 and 0600. The Soldiers were either asleep, on guard duty in fighting positions or actively looking for the animals. Like the first victim, these Soldiers were transported to Bayne-Jones Army Community Hospital for treatment and rabies vaccinations.

    Priority One

    I learned from this experience, all right. I’ve made it my mission to ensure episodes like this don’t happen under my watch. My Soldiers’ safety is priority one.

    • 18 May 2025
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    The Fatigue Factor

    About 2330, our sleep was interrupted by a knock on the door. A Soldier from another unit was looking for me. He was clearly nervous, and his panicked demeanor immediately raised concern. He explained that his two-vehicle element, unfamiliar with the routes and disoriented by the darkness, miscalculated a turn.

    • 11 May 2025
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    Identify All Potential Issues

    Eventually, all the recovery equipment was expended, but vehicles continued to fail. As a result, the return road march lasted four hours longer than planned. Fortunately, no lives were lost and injuries were limited to smashed fingers and minor cuts.

    • 27 April 2025
    • Author: USACRC Editor
    • Number of views: 222
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    Trust Your Training

    There are good reasons emergency procedures (EPs) are developed, committed to memory and rehearsed before conducting training or combat operations. The moment an emergency occurs is not the time to become creative or develop a better way to handle the situation. As a Type A personality, I made the mistake of modifying a procedure while in the middle of an emergency, and it could have cost me dearly.

    • 20 April 2025
    • Author: USACRC Editor
    • Number of views: 706
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