No. They carry weapons for defensive purposes only.
AnswerNot only no but NO NO NO NO!!!!! If you are a medic, you are not a combatant under the Geniva Conventions, and are treated differently because you are charged with the medical care of the other POW's. Carry/use an offensive weapon, you are the same classification as the rest of the prisoners. AnswerWhile the second answer above is technically correct, the shift in current combat is to have medics carry weapons, and essentially consider "medic" as just another specialty for the combat infantryman. This is primarily due to the way modern warfare is fought, which tends to be between an organized military and an irregular (guerrilla/insurgent/etc.) force. Guerrilla forces are notorious for not adhering to the Geneva Conventions, so leaving your medic to be at the mercy of folks who don't recognize that person's protected status is unwise. So, sadly, medics now carry weapons. And, thus, they get treated as standard infantrymen.Yes, you can be expected to pull CQ or Staff Duty, provided your regular duties can be fulfilled by someone else. If you're a line medic, in a line unit, and the unit's PA can do with one medic less during morning Sick Call, no big fuss will be raised about it. If you're a fobbit medic, working in a TMC, then it may be a different story. What they're not supposed to do is expect you to pull double duty - CQ/SD in addition to your regular duties.
Their small bodies allowed them to pull loads of coal through small tunnels.
Every other day (every other 24 hrs) if necessary. The army always wants to ensure a man gets his needed rest.
We use a pull.
The past tense of "pull" would be "pulled".
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no they have to call someone who is on duty to pull you over
Pull the push pin out. This loosens the plastic guard surrounded the headlight. Pull the guard off. This allows you to remove the headlight assembly.
Yes, you are allowed to pull these out of the ground. But you can not pull OB stakes out of the ground.
No they were bred to pull sleds and hunt in the snow. If you want a guard dog get something like a German Shepard or a rottweiler.
They didn't 'pull out', they had to accept surrender but the emperor was allowed to remain.
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If they are terminally ill and attached to a ventilator (which is what "pulling the plug implies), they will not have the physical capacity to 'pull the plug' themselves (they will be sedated/unable to move). Hence they cannot 'be allowed to pull the plug' because they cannot physically move to 'pull the plug' themselves.
Using a fifth wheel, the F250 Super Duty Ford pickup truck can pull up to 16,800 pounds.
there is no more hours than that in a day
Only if ordered by the state governor such as martial law.
Yes, you can be expected to pull CQ or Staff Duty, provided your regular duties can be fulfilled by someone else. If you're a line medic, in a line unit, and the unit's PA can do with one medic less during morning Sick Call, no big fuss will be raised about it. If you're a fobbit medic, working in a TMC, then it may be a different story. What they're not supposed to do is expect you to pull double duty - CQ/SD in addition to your regular duties.