I first started this program 10 years ago while in Iraq when 2 of our medics were injured and we still had to continue missions. Our command decided to have our soldiers maintain the checkpoint without a medic due to our continuous patrols throughout the city. My worst fear was one of my soldiers would be injured and I wouldn’t get there in time. When I got a chance, I trained everyone as much as I could. After the command heard of this our platoon was put in charge of a joint training mission to train Iraqi and Kurdish medic. Once I got back to the US I was training soldiers before they deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan. After I left the military, I went overseas as an Instructor teaching private military contractors in weapons handling and teaching trauma medicine. I also designed their mass casualty reaction plan and set up their combat lifesaver bags. After I finished my contract, I attend Sac State for their EMT program than attended CRI's Counter-Terrorism Instructors Course. There I met a survivor of the biggest mass shooting in US history and taught him my program. He told me my program would save a lot of lives it inspired me to start my company and bring evidence-based medicine to the civilian world. Since then I’ve taught at counter-terrorism schools, police departments as well as civilian security teams as well as church security teams.