USARCENT teaches lifesaving skills to Wilson Hall students
Staff Sgt. Taolee Gookool, the medical noncommissioned officer in charge for Headquarters and Headquarters Battalion, U.S. Army Central, teaches CPR techniques to a student during basic first aid and life support instruction at Wilson Hall on Nov. 30 in Sumter. With the instruction, USARCENT sought to increase the awareness, knowledge and confidence in the students by providing basic lifesaving techniques while buildi
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Students from Wilson Hall learn lifesaving skills during an event taught by soldiers from Headquarters and Headquarters Battalion, U.S. Army Central, at Wilson Hall on Nov. 30 in Sumter. With the instruction, USARCENT sought to increase awareness, knowledge and confidence in the students by providing basic lifesaving techniques while building strong ties within the local community.
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Staff Sgt. Taolee Gookool, left, and Cpt. Japhet Rodriguez of Headquarters and Headquarters Battalion, U.S. Army Central, teach automated external defibrillator techniques to students during basic first aid and life support instruction at Wilson Hall on Nov. 30 in Sumter.
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Hannah Harkrader, student at Wilson Hall, applies a tourniquet on her father, Lt. Col. Todd Harkrader, the commander of Headquarters and Headquarters Battalion, U.S. Army Central, during the first aid and life support instruction at Wilson Hall.
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Students from Wilson Hall learn lifesaving skills during an event taught by Soldiers from Headquarters and Headquarters Battalion, U.S. Army Central, at Wilson Hall on Nov. 30 in Sumter. With the instruction USARCENT sought to increase the awareness, knowledge and confidence in the students by providing basic lifesaving techniques while building strong ties within the local community.