MG Practices Emergency Life Support

Capt. Ryan Voth and Lt. Col. Jon O’Neal, both members of the 190th Air Refueling Wing Medical Group, practice advanced cardiac life support during the Jan. drill. ALCS is basic life support with extra emphasis on cardiac support. Scenarios like this usually take place in a hospital setting. Training and equipment for these circumstances are not found in the eld and require a higher echelon of care. (Photo by Staff Sgt. Kayla Kohn.)

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MG Practices Emergency Life Support

Capt. Ryan Voth and Lt. Col. Jon O’Neal, both members of the 190th Air Refueling Wing Medical Group, practice advanced cardiac life support during the Jan. drill. ALCS is basic life support with extra emphasis on cardiac support. Scenarios like this usually take place in a hospital setting. Training and equipment for these circumstances are not found in the eld and require a higher echelon of care. (Photo by Staff Sgt. Kayla Kohn.)

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Medical Group practices emergency life support

Published Jan. 10, 2018
By Staff Sgt. Kayla Kohn
190th Air Refueling Wing

FORBES FIELD -- Capt. Ryan Voth and Lt. Col. Jon O’Neal, both members of the 190th Air Refueling Wing Medical Group, practice advanced cardiac life support during the Jan. drill. ALCS is basic life support with extra emphasis on cardiac support. Scenarios like this usually take place in a hospital setting. Training and equipment for these circumstances are not found in the eld and require a higher echelon of care. (Photo by Staff Sgt. Kayla Kohn.)

MG Practices Emergency Life Support

MG Practices Emergency Life Support