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Did you kids get a chance to Check out what SARC is all about? Thanks to Section8 for doing that initial search, that truck likely served for some very special people that performed front-line duties above and below the water. Instead of me trying to explain it, here are a couple of Snippets and a few links,
http://specialwarrior.com/elite/navy-recon-corpsmen/
""""""Navy Amphibious Reconnaissance Corpsmen are US Navy Hospital Corpsmen that provide SOCOM units with trauma management relating to diving and parachute missions. Also known as Special Amphibious Reconnaissance Corpsmen, or SARCs, they usually work directly with Marine Corps Reconnaissance companies. SARCs provide medical treatment during special reconnaissance missions, and they are also used to augment medical assets throughout the different SOCOM organizations. They have been imbedded within SEAL teams, EOD units, and MARSOC units.""""""
""""""All SARCs have specialized training in the field. Not only are they trained in advance treatment of trauma, but they are also trained for amphibious entry, deep reconnaissance, and direct action"""""""""
https://sofrep.com/1368/special-amphibious-reconnaissance-corpsman/
""""""If you know anything about the Marine Corps, you know that they have no medical services. The Marines draw from the Navy for their medics (or Docs), and Recon has its own breed of Docs – The Special Amphibious Reconnaissance Corpsman.""""""
http://specialwarrior.com/elite/navy-recon-corpsmen/
""""""Navy Amphibious Reconnaissance Corpsmen are US Navy Hospital Corpsmen that provide SOCOM units with trauma management relating to diving and parachute missions. Also known as Special Amphibious Reconnaissance Corpsmen, or SARCs, they usually work directly with Marine Corps Reconnaissance companies. SARCs provide medical treatment during special reconnaissance missions, and they are also used to augment medical assets throughout the different SOCOM organizations. They have been imbedded within SEAL teams, EOD units, and MARSOC units.""""""
""""""All SARCs have specialized training in the field. Not only are they trained in advance treatment of trauma, but they are also trained for amphibious entry, deep reconnaissance, and direct action"""""""""
https://sofrep.com/1368/special-amphibious-reconnaissance-corpsman/
""""""If you know anything about the Marine Corps, you know that they have no medical services. The Marines draw from the Navy for their medics (or Docs), and Recon has its own breed of Docs – The Special Amphibious Reconnaissance Corpsman.""""""