In a message dated 12/11/99 7:12:39 PM Eastern Standard Time,
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> Dale
> Sorenson from Outpost 153 in Springfield stopped by the National Office
> and spoke face to face with Paul Stanek about this and he said to wear
> the red cross patch you must be "Red Cross Certified" however to get the
> First Aid and CPR requirement meet, any nurse, fireman or agent who
> deals with first aid can teach this class. So this was a blessing as we
> had several nurses in the church but none
I was told by folks from my District that the Red Cross patch that is
worn on the uniform just under the emblem on the left sleeve is now obsolete.
The Red Cross no longer produces these patches and the Ranger protocol is to
wear the one the GPH issues to be worn just above the left cuff over the LFTL
Dir Councilman. I was also told that CPR training from the American Heart
Association is now being accepted as well. Me personally, I don't like
anything on my cuff except the service stars, so wearing the thing is
entirely optional.
Iron Mike
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