File:Medics train with a portable defibrillaor, Guantanamo.jpg

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Description Spc. Yvette Jones, Spc. Anthony Hicks (patient), Cpl. Daniel Ramirez, and Spc. Richard Herring train on the 12-3 lead EKG and defibrillator. The JAS trains continuously to ensure they can handle any medical condition.
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