Helicopter

Don't call me.

Maybe you could come see this documentary on Helicopter, knowing that Snake is not going to exit that vent and go to TV.

Just like, I'm watching a documentary on Helicopter, Snake.

Snake, they played us like a damn fiddle.

Something about CQC.

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And then once that gets put in, then I have to start this chart.

And then now I have to go back in and put in all these procedures.

So I feel like there is a very good intended use for AI that my hope is that will help us as clinicians, whether you're in the back of an ambulance, an airplane, a helicopter, whatever it is.

And even on the administrative side, There's got to be, my hope is that there's got to be a way that AI will really help us kind of trim the fat, I guess, so to speak.

And it's great.

So we'll have to one time when we're all in Seattle, we will have to charter the Sling and Choose Helicopter.

and make it out to Vashon Island and, uh, and visit, uh, flow, flow state running.

Cause that might be, that might be the only way we get to that store.

And there's speculation.

It's kind of firsthand, but it was from the lifeguard guy that was diving on the boat, on the helicopter that, you know, his seatbelt was undone or that he undid the seatbelt.

And I kind of look at the reports and he said it was, but then it wasn't.

And Again, to have him jump in the water right after the aircraft accident happened, and he was right there, he witnessed it, we know how the brain functions, right? So ultimately, I think he said that the seatbelt was already undone.

I'm going to deal with them and deal with his friends, and I'm going to handle this.

So I kind of trained that way for a long time, but it's not the way anymore.

So now we start talking about helicopters and dunker training.

I just got to get through this, man.

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Israel redirects community funding towards US helicopter deal.

Israel has approved funding for twelve American-made Apache attack helicopters as its expanding defense requirements reshape domestic spending priorities.

The agreement includes approximately one point zero three billion Israeli shekels in government funding, while scheduled reductions of nine hundred sixty-four million shekels will affect a development program for Arab communities between twenty twenty-seven and twenty twenty-nine.

The decision has also prompted disagreement within the government over military spending priorities.

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The Valor Flight Crew Podcast promotes the personnel and life-saving equipment behind helicopter air ambulance services.

Join hosts Mike Fideli and Blake Shrider for in-depth interviews and expert insights from air medical personnel, pilots, communication specialists, and maintenance crews who play critical roles in airborne emergency response.

When there are three or four people suffering from the same problem, like chest pain, you don't know if it is different from the first to the second, the second to the third, and we start with our protocols and we use the same medications.

Like someone asks for us to come to them.

Right.

You know, and so much of that research is so retrospective, but, but then I also wonder, and, and as I'm thinking in my head, as we're having this discussion about like, what business do I have being in the helicopter with my two years of school, two and a half, who am I? to be qualified to take care of somebody as sick as they are.