On Monday, August 8 at 7 p.m., the Contra Costa County Veterans’ Voices show will host a live panel with Veteran Corpsmen and Medics in its “Corpsman Up!” episode.
The show will examine the experiences and opinions of different generations of medical experts who serve. The show will include an interview with the Secretary of the California Department of Veterans Affairs, Dr. Vito Imbasciani.
The live panel will feature Doc Guy C. Lamunyon, the Veterans’ Service Commander for The National Association of Military Medics and Corpsmen. The panel will also include Veteran Medics and Corpsmen Crystal Cain, Killy Kitzmann, Mike Weber, and Kristen Cassidy.
Viewers can share their own experiences or ask a question by calling the program at 925-313-1170. They can also use the phone number to record a message for the panel any time prior to the show.
The Veterans’ Voices program is broadcasted live on Contra Costa Television (CCTV) on the second Monday of every month at 7 p.m. It can be seen live online at facebook.com/veteransvoices1.
God bless the fearless Medics and Corpsman, they will advance through enemy fire and risk their lives to provide medical care.
May god bless these brave men and women who have one of the mentally and physically difficult duties of all service members … I knew many during my 18 years on active duty Marine Corps service around the globe … including “Doc Rod” who in Iraq did more than 500 casualty evacuations in Anbar Province during the worst of it. Corpsmen are indeed a special breed of humans. #respect
SEMPER Fi Jojo!
I too have much admiration and respect for the Corpsman that I served with. I’m know we all do.
God bless the Marines and God bless our corpsman.
Thank you for your service!
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Corpsman are still colloquially referred to by service members as “p*cker checkers”.
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According to recent data released by the Pentagon, many corpsman were or are homosexuals.
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