Ciao from Italy

[USAFMEDIC]

Hi, All

I am new to the forums I have read a few of them and finally decided to join up. I am an active duty Air Force medic stationed in Italy. I am looking at getting out of the Air Force in March 08 and moving to the middle Tennessee area to pursue a civilian career in fire/ems. Also if any one is in the guard or reserve, I have a few questions about switching over after active duty. You guys stay safe out there.

[MCarpenter]

USAFMEDIC

may not be of much help in Tennessee as I live on the Texas Gulf Coast.
but I was stationed in Aviano from 1980 till 1982 Fire Fighter. loved the place.
one of the guys that works for me part time is an Asst Chief for the Guard here in Houston.
Email me and I will get you his Email address and maybe he can help you or point you in the right direction

[ndvfdff33]

Welcome from Canadaaaaaa

[Truck22]

Ciao!

I am a retired (well injured) firefighter paramedic who worked in the Seattle Washington area for the county fire department for 16 years. I have just returned from 3 months in Rome, Italy for a disaster prevention program with Enea which is the equivalent to the nuclear reg commmision over there. I had never been to italy but loved most of it. The ambulances in Rome run all damn day and night as I am sure you can attest. What are your impressions with the Italian EMS system? I would love to hear an insider opinion. Also, I don't know too much about the TN EMS/FF system but am on a few national fire service boards or associations and have contacts all over the country. What is your training like in the military.
- John

Hi, All

I am new to the forums I have read a few of them and finally decided to join up. I am an active duty Air Force medic stationed in Italy. I am looking at getting out of the Air Force in March 08 and moving to the middle Tennessee area to pursue a civilian career in fire/ems. Also if any one is in the guard or reserve, I have a few questions about switching over after active duty. You guys stay safe out there.