The Role of a Royal Navy General Duties Medical Officer in Helicopter Assault Force Operations: A Reflective Article

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Research Paper Title

The Role of a Royal Navy General Duties Medical Officer in Helicopter Assault Force Operations: A Reflective Article.

Abstract

Royal Navy General Duties Medical Officers (RN GDMOs) are employed in land operations in Afghanistan in much the same way as British Army GDMOs. In this article the author explores how time with a Royal Marine Commando unit and completion of Commando training in parallel to thorough medical training are beneficial for the roles a RN GDMO is expected to undertake in Helicopter Assault Force Operations.

Reference

Ritson, J.E. & Wall, C. (2012) The Role of a Royal Navy General Duties Medical Officer in Helicopter Assault Force Operations: A Reflective Article. Journal of the Royal Army Medical Corps. 158(3), pp.205-207.

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