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mm hmm . So we had Stark recognized 

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that to take care of deployed trauma 

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patients that requires both individual 

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and collective competency and in their 

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skill set , I think this will be some 

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of the best training I will ever 

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receive in my career . Even going 

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forward , it's reinforced some 

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different type of , you know , skills 

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that you do as an individual , but also 

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as a team . You know , you're trying to , 

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in my situation , you go from 

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necessarily working alone as a line 

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medic to working with an FST where 

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you have all these people with advanced 

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capabilities . So the point of the 848 

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as a reserve F RST coming to this 

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training is I believe it can be used as 

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a pre deployment Preparation . You go 

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out in a split option 10 soldier team 

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and you get to take casualties in an 

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environment where you would almost 

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identical to what you would see in a 

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true combat situation .