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Critical Care Flight Paramedic - 68WF2
Army Reserve Aviation Command
Feb. 28, 2023 | 2:10
Want an exciting career of a U.S. Army Reserve Critical Care Flight Paramedic while managing your civilian profession? The Army Reserve Aviation Command is hiring, and we want you! Call 502-626-5778 or email usarmy.usarc.arac.list.r3-division@army.mil to learn more.
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