3 Colors With "A" - Green, Yellow, Red, and Swooshing Arrow
Situational Awarness - Knowing what is going on around you
Blocks associated with "B" - Red, Green, Aqua, Yellow, and Grey
Communicate - Make sure everyone knows what is going on
Do and Debrief - Do the mission, and talk about it afterwards
TCRM Honor - Keen sense of ethical conduct. Take responsibility for your actions
TCRM Courage - Mental and moral strength to do what is right
TCRM Commitment - Working as a team to improve the quality of work
Caduceus - Hospital Corps rating insignia
,Sickbay - Sick and injured men were taken for care
Cockpit - Another name for the sickbay
Surgeon Steward - First enlisted rate requiring specific qualifications
Medal of Honor - Highest military decoration awarded by the US gov. Risk of life above and beyond the
call of duty
Distinguished Service Cross - Second highest military decoration awarded to US Army. Extraordinary
heroism
Navy Cross - Second highest military decoration, awarded to US Navy, US Marine Corps, and Coast
Guard
Silver star - Third-Highest military combat decoration. Awarded to any member of the US Armed Forces
Bronze Star - Any member serving after 6 Dec 1941 for heroic or meritorious achievement when fighting
in a conflict.
1775 - First direction given to the organization of Navy medicine published
Article 16 - A convenient place shall be set apart for sick or hurt men.
Medical Section - Ship's Surgeon, Surgeon's mate, and an enlisted man
2 March 1799 - Congress mandated all sailing warships have a cockpit to treat sick and injured
, Duties Assigned by Ship's Surgeon - Loblolly boys cared for sick or injured, official rate in 1814,
maintained cockpit cleanliness, provided water and containers for amputated limbs
Loblolly Boys - Served during Quasi-War with France (1797-1800) and First Barbary War (1801-1805)
Loblolly Boys of Distinction - John Wall (First Loblolly Boy)
John Domyn (First Loblolly POW)
Joseph Anderson (First African-American Loblolly)
Surgeon Steward info - title used form 1820-1865
Navy pay charts in 1841
Second in seniority
First enlisted rate requiring specific qualifications
Nurse info - 1861-1873
Applied to Junior Enlisted Medical Personnel
Served with Surgeon Steward
Baymen info - Early 1870s-1898
One who manned the sick bay
Apothecary info - 1866-1898
First pharmacist's
Required vast pharmaceutical knowledge
Invaluable to medical department for drugs
Famous Apothecary's - Cornelius O' Leary (38 years experience)
Robert Stanley (First HM to win Medal of Honor)
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