Navy Special Amphibious Reconnaissance Corpsman - SARC
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- When you’re a Navy Reconnaissance Corpsman, you’re much more than a medic. Your platoon will need you to act as a professional medical provider and professional gun fighter-often at the same time. Deploy with any Special Operations unit that the Navy or Marines have to offer. When you’re out in the field, you’re the Doc and your team is counting on you to keep them safe. Your training will provide you with extensive medical knowledge as well as give you the mental fortitude to think tactically under fire. Because when you’re part of an elite combat unit, the pressure is always on. Visit bit.ly/2ToJWs4 to learn more.
Awesome that the Navy is finally doing this for such a lesser known community in the military!
General Discharge SARCS have been around since World War II
This community is still very much unknown, even to other active duty sailors...
General Discharge I know, I’m just saying that they’ve been around for a very long time.
Its the only Navy community I know....
Coleyobooster WFJC yeah okay stfu
I asked my recruiter about this job he said I was one of only two people who ever asked him. These guy are barely known about. They are awesome though!
They have a street to fleet program now. Were you able to talk about getting a contract for the SARC pipeline?
I'd never even heard of a corpsman until I was sitting in front of the classifier at MEPS who said I can't be an MA.
My recruiter topd me the opposite dude she said its in high demand idk
@@sergiotorres2708 Corpsman is always in high demand in the sense that many people want the medical skills with the mentality that it translates easily into the civilian world when they get out. SARC however is an undermanned specialty.
What are they? And can you sign up for this job
So basically, these are elite corpsman attached to MARSOC and SEAL units...?
and Marine Force ( or Battalion ) Recon
@@jamesa348 Dope
Not as much SEALs but they are there. They can get attached to any sof unit though (pretty sure any unit not in JSOC). It takes an extremely long time to train a sof medic (6-12 months on top of any selection and advanced training already conducted) so they are in high demand all over.
@@camerons3097 they screen for jsoc too.
SARCS are every bit Recon Marines. They go through the same training process. Including BRC plus their medical training.
“ Welcome to the Navy, where we change our slogan every year because the previous one caused us to fail recruiting goals”.....
What was it before?
Matthew Wurster “ a global force for good”..... hilarious they all are....
Well the military has to reach goals like any other organization
@@chrisronin4421 the marine corps slogan is actually "the few, the proud"
@@chrisronin4421 the official recruiting slogan is "the few, the proud". it doesn't say marines. The marine corps MOTTO is Semper Fi. for someone who claims to be in the service for 26 years you certainly don't seem to know much about it chief.
Navy Special Amphibious Reconnaissance Corpsman: No, we're not Navy Seals
You mean they're like Navy SEALs?
@thanksgiving r/whoosh
thanksgiving no it isn’t 😂 Marine and seal is apples to oranges but a Sarc and seal is apples to apples both very rigorous schools that take only the best. Both require advanced dive qualifications jump wings and a whole array of other components to even be considered for special operations units
@@chaist94 the pipelines are the same. 18D, Dive, Jump. Only difference is you only do the shitty part of BUDS and not the fun part which is all the shooting and explosives courses because you'll be expected to get those from your unit, which also saves the Army money (army is who actually pays for the SEAL pipeline).
That may have changed since I was attached early 2000's, but I doubt it (I was 3d Recon).
Corpsman/Medics are where the Medals of Honor grow. Semper Fi 🇺🇸
start running and swimming alot now if you youngsters are interested.
chesty puller Are/were you a SARC?
Cross country/track and swimming 🤙
@@coles2688 no but I'm familiar with the program and know some SARCS. You will be held to recon standard. So fitness and swimming will be key.
No thank you. I'd rather not die for a country that rips up the constitution the second it affects its profit margin.
@@michaelmorse4444 no one asked you to.
We would have loved to seen a longer version of this.
Outstanding Gents...
These guys are really something else, a pleasure to work with. Everyone of them, I truly respect.
Best kept secret in the Navy
That would be swcc
@@thomashatesidiots7724 Nah, you ask anyone in the Navy about SO/SB and they know. You ask them what a SARC is. No one knows except maybe a HM.
The Navy has no secrets. They leak everything. I guess that fits an organization that works on water.
Waterborne Sapper r/woooooosh
Yep. Never heard of it until I went to Airborne school with ONE corpsman wearing Marine camis.
The Devil Docs I've served with were Hardcore Witch doctors. Everything we did they got balls deep- Semper Fi !!
that was the most moto comment
That’s a badass comment, Ive been looking at seals but sarc ops look like some real demons. Kind of remind me of a pj amphibious counterpart.
@@kingtummy4646 I once asked a SARC the difference between SARC and PJ when I was deciding between the two, and he said “PJ’s are medics first and shooters second, SARC’s are shooters first and medics second.” It comes down to which one of those is a larger priority for you, and there is no wrong answer.
I had an opportunity to meet one of these young men, once. A truly outstanding individual.
You gotta love devil docs.
They are trained by the Marine corps, to serve with Force and Bn Recorn units. They are just as highly trained as we are.
@TotheK I N G D O M Actually, I'm pretty confident that SARC attends Basic Recon Course from marines, and do some other sort of training with the Marines. Then they either mostly deploy with MARSOC or FORECON.
@@wallow4210 and more often with SEAL teams now as well.
@@slamdancer1720 I'd assume more with Marines, given that MARSOC and FORECON don't have medics themselves. SEALs got their own corpsman.
@@wallow4210 incorrect. THIS is the seals corpsman. Both for marsoc and the seals.
@@tacklefatkids1195 Incorrect I was a Fleet Marine Force Corpsman for 9 years. SARCs are Recon and MARSOC corpsman, it's specifically in the name of the NEC. They go through the recon pipeline, including jump and dive, then attend Army 18D special forces medic short course to receive the HM-8427 Fleet Marine Force Reconnaissance Corpsman NEC, then attend the long 18D course to get the HM-8403 Fleet Marine Force Reconnaissance Independent Duty Corpsman and then are billeted with either a recon or raider unit. SEALs do in fact have their own medics, which also attend 18D. Corpsman that go through BUD/S and crossrate to SEAL will automatically get assigned to be a medic, but they are not SARCs.
Units like this , needs more light shined on it
nope, we like it the way it is. Anonymous
I’m more of an overweight guy and I’ve always wanted to join the military and save lives. This is what I want for my future. I started training a week ago I want this bad so I’m going to work hard for it. It’s just something about saving lives in the field that makes me want it.
💪💪💪
Your SARCs are cooler than ours.
Love,
US Army
rediius of course
The Navy and the SpecOps community have some awesome film crews. In the regular army we do some pretty high speed stuff, some of which are in these videos. But when they record us doing it, you just don't get that Hollywood feel.
America has the most complete military in the world!!
Wow
@@b-re2ta949 foh
@@b-re2ta949 Russia is trash, they have to flex so much for anyone to notice them.
@Milkchocolatte1 Highest budget, tons if not the most military installations spread out globally of any country, an ongoing war to get real experience from not just training alone, high level of technology, many powerful allies, some of the best training you can receive world wide.
B-re2ta 94 Russia’s military is pathetically bad
Shaurya Joshi We don’t have 800 bases world wide to “flex” and “create chaos” we have them to keep a US presence which has been proven to maintain peace in those regions. You’re welcome.
For anyone asking about how to become one. Rate as an HM, in HM school they’ll offer the chance to get into the SARC pipeline. SARC is NOT a rate, it’s an NEC. They’re extremely tight knit. Very few in the navy and total badasses.
B G incorrect. Now in order to become a SARC you have to enlist with the HM-ATF contract. In a school you no longer can screen for SARC, DMT, SMT. If your an HM in the fleet over 2 years, you can drop a SARC package as well.
Jason Johnson I got the hm atf contract and I’ve been told I need to pass a pst IN boot camp. If this is true what stroke am I allowed to use.
@@jasonphilipSS wait so can i choose to go through the sarc pipeline or is it handed out randomly like battalion recon and force recon
You should make more about eod techs! All the videos are from 6-8 years ago! Thank you
In the Air Force, SARC is something totally different. 😂
Something about sexual assault right
@@kevinburns8849 Yep. SA Response Coordinator.
All Marines love their "doc". When I was active duty back in 1984 our platoon doc was a relative of the Secretary Navy.
Every devildog loves there Doc
agreed
Recon Marines love our Docs
It's like an elite unit pops up every weekend. I over it
I want this for my life
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I’ve worked with the coast guard msrt teams and they’re absolute badass dudes. The coast guard in general is an extremely well run organization and they’re the most selective out of all 5 branches of service. And I don’t think I’m biased; my background is Army LRS/reconnaissance for 13 years and counting.
@@badkarma11b yeah I'm sure it's real tough to get into.
@@realwork3358 it's only 8 weeks ;) Try it for yourself.
@@realwork3358 - The CG has the highest academic standards of all the branches (that means schooling) It's not that hard if you have a brain. (it's on the floor somewhere keep looking)
Technically speaking all Corpsmen serving with Grunts, Recon, and such are pretty a specialized forced. They have always trained at the same level, at least with us they had..
It was an honor Marine.
Semper Fi, Marine Brothers and Sisters!
You're not gonna fool me with your clever marketing!
Went from a FMF Corpsman to this!!! Man I wish this was an option for me. "DOC UP"
HooYah, High-speed Low-drag Special Amphibious Reconnaissance Corpsmen!!
I'm checking into 5th Marines this year. Might give this a shot later on in my career. I can only imagine all the bonuses.
Dane Kunes only for re-enlisting as a SARC, not for getting the job
@@marcr8556 true, but I'd imagine you'd be eligible for dive pay, jump pay, etc at various points
60k is the ceiling currently
I served as a Corpsman (HM3) w/the Marines in Viet Nam in 1966.
I was staff corpsman for amphib recon school at Fort Story in the '80s
wish they would have had this program when I was AD.
I've been there...To that specific MOUT town. But I really like the one out in MV on the West Coast.
Somewhat extraneous question to anyone privy to this: where does the navy get music such as the tunes that start at 0:01 and 1:34? Do they have someone who makes this stuff or do they find royalty free music? It's just an amusing thought that there is perhaps someone whose job it was to create such a specific tune for a specific purpose.
SARCs are great and I think it’s time to put them as part of the Navy Challenge Program, recognize them, and start advertising them to young enlistees. I bet the Navy will never do that though, seeing as SARCs “give up” big Navy to go with the Marines. Anyway, anyone know if MARSOC SARCs have to go to A&S and ITC? I know Recon SARCs have to go through BRC, but idk about MARSOC.
SARCS do not go through A&S and ITC, even if being attached to MARSOC.
Gavin VanBoxel interesting. Thank you for your answer. I would think they would have to do it (whether they want to or not) since Recon Marines that decide to go MARSOC must do A&S and ITC first. Do you know why SARCs only do BRC and follow on schools by any chance?
@@cm-pr2ys Their has actually been a lot of talk about sending Corpsman through ITC and SOCM as another route to produce more SARCs, it is an often favored idea. The issue comes from big Navy being quite reluctant to change, and doesn't see a need to change the way they make SARCs. From what I know, MARSOC has a higher staffing goal than Recon, as well, which inevitably means more SARCs will be sent that way. I, personally, would like to see SARCs being attached to MARSOC attending ITC, while also allowing them to wear the Raider breast insignia.
Been a firefighter/EMT for 3 years, dreaming of joining the military. Can I start with basic combat and combat medic and slowly work to advance to corpsman?
This is what I’m doing not failing this pipeline
Awesome job they get the most respect out of anyone in the military medicine community but nothing civilian wise to show for it
I discovered this channel last week. The only issue this channel vs other Military channels is the amount of idiocy in the comments. The videos are AWESOME. My psychiatrist said either stop reading comments here or increase my dose of Ativan
SFMF
Such a bad ass job
PJs also support the Navy/Marines specials forces...but maybe cover air land while SARC covers sea?
Pjs are WELL trained for rescue missions in any environment. They are top tier, especially when it comes to water.
???? SARC's have the same training as Recon Marines they're attached to but Pararescue are a whole different thing. Unlike corpsman, they are NOT support. Firstly, medically, they are fully trained paramedics. Second, they go on rescue missions.
Are SARCs MFF qualified? I read somewhere that they only do static line
I think it depends
So a navy PJ in simpler terms
not really. No other unit/field in the military is trained specifically for CSAR other than PJs. They both probably have the same level of medical expertise but a PJ has more extensive training outside of the combat and medical training. An example is PJs are trained to go rescue a hiker who broke their leg at the top of a mountain. A SARC will know what to do medically but is unlikely to have received the specific training to get the hiker off that mountain safely by foot.
Cameron S there’s always one jhit like you in the comments
ShootToMiss jhit?
Jeragon186 lmfao
Cameron is correct. In simple terms, a SARC would be on the ground with a team as both gunfighter and medic then medivac to PJs to higher echelon care. PJs can differ based on their teams as well. Rescue squadrons focus on personnel recovery. Special Tactics Squadrons utilize them more like SARCs. Air Force Special Warfare is going through a great deal of changes right now to become more independent from general SOCOM augmentation and have standalone teams more closely resembling their STSs.
Going to become a SARC go to basic in 7 months
So within HM-ATF there’s SARC, DMT and SMT? Do you get to choose after HM “A” School or is it pre-determined for you?
Emilio Mason That’s what I’m curious about.
Christian R. Like bro Right now I have the job I’ve wanted which was GM & I’m waiting to be shipped out (august 11th) but my recruiter told me about this job and says you can use guns and you can have experience in the medical field. The top 3 jobs I was looking at before MEPS were GM, HM AND QM. but I’ve also wanted a job that will help me in the long run
Emilio Mason I think HM will be better for you after the Navy. You’ll have a lot of medical knowledge, especially as a SARC. GM works on mechanical and shoots guns, not as many career wise options there. I know that I’ll be trying for HM-ATF SARC next time I go to MEPS.
Emilio Mason I’m 18 and got my GED at 17, so the required score to pass the ASVAB is a 50. I got a 39 and failed, so retaking in a few weeks.
Christian R. Ohhhh alright I joined at 17 with my parents permission I just turned 18. I’m a senior and I graduate this year. On the ASVAB I got a 70 and I didn’t study I just winged it. You will get it bro just keep studying I promise you will get it
Are there women in the SARC pipeline? I am a 17 year old female that is extremely interested in the SARC pipeline but I can't find much information about SARC at all.
Have been training for a year to go 68w opt. 40 in U.S. army. Contract isn't available until new year and am beginning to consider exploring other jobs in other branches for similar experience in medical and sof, any advice?
in my country there are only two special forces units (kct for land an marsof for sea) why would you need more
So, basically, it's the Navy's version of the PJs.
M G 💯
No pj is a flight paramedic, sarc is more of a Physcians assistant
Are they the Navy/Marine version of Air Force Para-Rescue?
Damn! Been in 8yrs and didn't know about this. Makes me wish I had've looked into it. But then the quotas for promotion are low as hell for HM
Not for SARCs
Yes the are the same as any other hm
Can I join this career with an asvab score of 42?
CORPSMEN RULE!!!!!
Seems like Navy's counterpart to Air Force PJs.
So how’s this compare to Seal, SF, and Pararescue medics ?
What's the difference between being a seal or swcc going to socm and being a sarc??????? Really need to know, thanks y'all.
Hi there! You can view all of the differences on the following links: SEAL:www.navy.com/careers/navy-seal?activity=1253415, SWCC: bit.ly/3bhfWZq and SARC: bit.ly/2NfziX2
Isn’t this also known as green side ?
SARC/SOIDC is typically greenside, but not all greenside personnel are SARC/SOIDC. Greenside is any Navy personnel assigned to a Marine Corps unit- typically chaps and HMs. SARC/SOIDC is more specific to Recon units and Marine Raiders.
Isn’t this mout town camp lejuene?
My understanding is these guys have to be shooters first if they’re running with MARSOC. But I bet their medicine is top notch too
Can you be a SARC as an officer?
No. Medical officers are typically those positions requiring degrees such as Nurses, PAs, and Physicians. Some med dept officers get billeted to special warfare units, but there's no way to get that guaranteed.
The difficult Anytime the impossible by appointment only!🇺🇸🇺🇸
what are all those "futuristic noises" in the background. Sounds like something out of call of duty.
For anyone curious about a possible career as a SARC you must enlist or receive commission in the Navy to become a regular corpsman and all that entails. Once youve proved yourself in that arena, if there is availability you can go out for selection in the form of BRC (Marines Basic Recon Course) which most will not make it through for obvious reasons. That will be followed with getting youre wings (airborne school), combat dive, an extremely lengthy 18D course (special forces medic) which I think is about 6 months but dont quote me. There is probably some type of special operations specific qualification as well that I have not listed like CQB training, tactics, etc. From my research, if you can make it through selection and prove you are worth the training, the sky is the limit when it comes to almost any branch of the military.
Beasts
Cool, I like this alot
Is this a new division within the navy? Never heard of it? Do they answer to JSOC?
no and no
They work with recon and raiders generally
They go with jsoc also. Separate screening after already being a SARC.
footbalr074 thanks. This is pretty cool.
Joshua Holton SARCs have been around since WWII. They also have the ability to screen for DEVGRU in their career if they would like.
John Hall Most people in the Navy don’t even know what a SARC is. Don’t be an asshole.
Devil Doc, Commando Corpsman: SARC( SPECIAL AMPHIBIOUS RECONNAISSANCE CORPSMAN) SUPERINTENSIFIED!!🇺🇸🦅🗽⚓🪂🤿🩺
That MOUT town has a full sewer system. You can pop out of manholes like bugs bunny.
Go Navy!!! Beat Army!!!
Short video, needs to be longer.
Is the training like seals
So this is the Navy's version of the Air-Force PJ?
Not really. These guys are medics they will roll with marsoc, force recon, and marsoc on an operation. They can fight and provide medical support when needed. Pjs don’t roll out with other sof units. They go help them when something goes wrong. Sarcs are always there. If something happends during the operation
Lived it!
Navy corpsman has always mean a marine.
Wait so they’re in the navy but they’re marines???
Are those HK416?.
Does anyone know if you can do this job if you have to wear glasses?
I know that MOUT town. Pendleton...forget what range number.
Nice.... Good job sir. 👏👏👏👍👍👍👍
Outstanding !
Squids are basically badass corpman
Seal team or devgru?
The best 🔥
OLD CPL. N U.S. MARINE VET HERE 93' TO 97' ACTIVE n will forever support you 1 million % faithfully , this marines has got your six/6 ! , love to talk more n god bless our military n vets n country , thanks > tom !
When you're just a regular quad zero hm 😭 it's fine I'm fine
HATS OFF 2 U GUYZ
I need more!!
Exville of high value individuals. Sick
Do The US NAVY SARC Accept People Close To 29 Or 30 Year Old ?
Hi there, thank you for reaching out. In order to become a SARC, you'll need to be 28 years old or younger. You can learn more here: bit.ly/3bANQJ1
Awesome..................
Just FYI for anyone interested, this specific rank has an age cap..
garand thumb?
Never heard of these guys
I wanna do this, but I hate the navy’s uniform
Medical provider and professional gunfighter... I wanna do it.
HOOYAH! Feel free to send us a DM on Instagram (@americasnavy) if you have any questions.
@@americasnavy aye aye
....can I get one of those little propeller thingamagigs that they have strapped to their legs?? 😕
Why SARC if SEAL?
Do most corapman typically go blue side or could I enlist and pick this?
As a corpsman most of us go blueside as our first pds. After that or if you go fmtb out of A school you could go greenside
@@novastrike9302 thank you for answearing that. How long is a pds?
@@timothybailey3353 a pds is indefinite but usually 2 to 3 years