PJ Medcast
396. Guerrilla Hospitals and Networks- relevance to PJs and SOF Medics- Part 1
Nov 8, 2023
Lt. Col. Reagan Lyon shares her military journey and research on Guerrilla Indigenous Medical Networks. The podcast discusses adapting military medical training, the role of 'gorilla networks' in warfare, effective cooperation with allies in special operations, and reevaluating medical doctrine for unconventional warfare.
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Quick takeaways
- Preparing for diverse operational environments with Indigenous Medical Networks.
- Importance of humility in leadership, aligning operations with specialized skills for mission success.
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Reagan's Military Background and Special Operations Experience
Lieutenant Colonel Reagan Lyon discusses her military journey, starting from entering the military in 2006 and becoming an ER physician trained in San Antonio. She later transitioned to special operations, serving as an ER doctor and team lead in Syria after completing her master's degree in irregular warfare. Her research focused on establishing Guerrilla Indigenous Medical Networks for future conflicts, emphasizing the importance of preparing for diverse operational environments.
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