Navy Flight Medic Course

12/18/2022

23-010 Graduation. Congratulations and best of luck going forward!

12/01/2022

SMTs leading the way!

Hospital Corpsman 2nd Class Anthony Anglikowski saved a hiker's life in a treacherousmountain rescue last year.

07/29/2022

Big shout-out to FMC staff for coordinating this training and embracing the concept of joint service operations!

03/11/2022

01/06/2022

FMC is hard at work learning our new high fidelity manikins for our upcoming course.

12/09/2021

Congratulations to class 22-010! Do great things the fleet!

11/24/2021

Critical Care can exhaust all of your resources very quickly.

06/29/2021

05/10/2021

SEARCH AND RESCUE

FALLON, Nev. (Apr. 9, 2021) Naval Aircrewman (Helicopter) 2nd Class Aaron White, and Hospital Corpsman 2nd Class Richard Derrick, assigned to the “Longhorns” of Helicopter Search and Rescue (SAR) Squadron, assists with confined area landings, during a mountain flying training event. The Navy currently has six dedicated “Station SAR” units located around the US. Lemoore SAR Calif., Fallon SAR Nev., Whidbey Island SAR Wash., China Lake SAR (VX-31) Calif., PAX River SAR Md., and Key West SAR Fla. Their primary mission is to provide search and rescue and first responder support for Fleet flight training operations for the jets in their designated areas of responsibilities. Secondary to that, station SARs also work closely with local agencies to be a first responder to anyone in legitimate danger. Other missions may include RT&D support, HELITACK aerial firefighting, and general utility helicopter operations. Pursuant to the National SAR Plan of the United States, the unit may also be used for civil SAR/MEDEVAC needs to the fullest extent practicable on a non-interference basis, with primary military duties according to applicable national directives, plans, guidelines and agreements. (U.S. Navy photo by Chief Mass Communication Specialist Shannon Renfroe)