The main event will feature a bantamweight world title fight between two of the division’s most exciting prospects, as top Tajik prospect Muin “Tajik” Gafurov will take on top Brazilian prospect Diego “Magrinho” Silva.įans will enter an immersive environment in Meta Horizon Worlds where they can see and speak with other fans in real time while enjoying unprecedented VR views of all the thrilling action in the LFA Octagon, including strikes, takedowns, grappling, and more. ET, from Sanford Pentagon in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. “As we continuously stomp our foot imparting the importance of "ready medics", this training, from the cadre to the students, gives me a good feeling about the future of our force.FIGHT PASS’ first live MMA event to be featured in Meta Horizon Worlds will be LFA 144, on Friday, Oct.
The TCCC training was a rare treat as I had the ability to step back and let my Airmen lead me, and they were truly up to the task, said Washington. Marcus Washington, he said he relished the opportunity to get his hands dirty with his Airmen. “Our leadership roles were secondary to our responsibility to be team members because teamwork allowed us to complete the training successfully.”įor Chief Master Sgt.
“We worked side-by-side as team members to learn and perform the skills necessary to save lives, said Col. The group’s commander, deputy commander and senior enlisted advisor were among the Airmen taking fire and applying tourniquets. Many of the Airmen who completed the course were non-medical Airmen, but were assigned to the 96th MDG, including a few in leadership roles. 14-17 course was Tier 2, Combat Lifesaver. The TCCC Course has four levels of training based on the various job specialties within a unit from all-service member to combat paramedic/provider. The manikins talk, simulate breathing, the pupils dilate, squirt blood, and even scream. They also encountered human and high-fidelity manikins as the simulated injured victims during the exercise. To add more reality, the Airmen were tagged with paintballs to simulate live-fire, as gunfire and explosion sounds boomed from all around. Elizabeth Shockey, 96th MDG education and training flight commander.
The battlefield is changing, and we may have to hold on to our patients in the field longer, so we’ve got to be able to provide that care,” said Lt. “We must make sure we take care of our warfighters downrange. The goal of the TCCC Course, a three-year training requirement for medical personnel, is to teach life-saving techniques for providing the best trauma care on the battlefield.
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