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US Soldiers provide combat life saving training to Malawi Defence Forces
May 9, 2011
By Sgt. Jesse Houk, 139th MPAD, Illinois Army National Guard
Story Highlights
- Soldiers from the 399th Combat Support Hospital instructed Malawi Defence Force (MDF) medical staff and Soldiers
- The training is especially important due to the possibility of future military contingencies
- The Combat Life Saver training included classroom instruction, followed by hands-on practical exercises to validate of what the participants
- Goal is to teach the Malawi Defence Force the essentials of the Combat Life Saver's course so they can, in turn, teach
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