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    Default Remote Areas Emergency Medicine And Survival

    I grabbed this link (provided by Stairman) from one of those other sites that I've read about. There looks like a lot of good info suitiable for printing and adding to our libraries. http://www.raems.com/downloads.html
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    Thanks. Those are good. I learned a new word from the link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Obtunded

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    Well hang on. That word is about to be slung all over this forum.

    Good site, Crash. It looks like someone has scanned some books. I think I've seen some of those titles. Nice post!!
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    Good stuff, thanks for sharing
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    Great link. Thanks, Crash!
    “Learning is not compulsory. Neither is survival.”
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rick View Post
    Well hang on. That word is about to be slung all over this forum.
    Now who would do that?




    Ooooooh I know who.
    A mouse ate a hole in my lumpy chair.

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    But we already knew that 2dumb is obtunded (A&O times 0)!
    “Learning is not compulsory. Neither is survival.”
    W. Edwards Deming

    "Live free or die: Death is not the worst of evils."
    General John Stark

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    And I knew who would be at the receiving end
    A mouse ate a hole in my lumpy chair.

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    Thanks for the post Crash.

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    Looks like a pretty good link...Thanks.

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    Great Link! Thanks Crash!
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    Where I roam we have a few spots where we can get out with a cell phone. At an ATV wreck or other accident I took a GPS reading and ran a few miles to where I knew I could call. Gave them the exact location and had a chopper that knew where he was going. I know the area well enough but an exact location for a quick out saved that kid. That little GPS comes in handy sometimes.
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    I agree, Coot. I carry one. It doesn't take the place of anything but it is a specific tool that does a specific job very well.
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    Great link .....Now I know what I will be doing next weekend......

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