WHISKEY AND WOUNDS

Insights from the Frontline of Goat-Trail Austere Medicine Solutions

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Whiskey and Wounds is the official blog of Goat-Trail Austere Medical Solutions (GAMS), dedicated to reshaping the way we think about tactical medicine, active shooter response, and public safety integration. Here, we challenge outdated protocols, highlight field-proven frameworks like Chaos, Stabilization, Recovery (CSR), and provide real-world insights for law enforcement, EMS, fire, and emergency management professionals. Whether you're on the front lines or behind the scenes, this blog delivers actionable strategies, training philosophy, and hard-won lessons to prepare you for the realities of today’s high-threat environments.

Improvised Explosive Device (IED) Awareness

Improvised Explosive Device (IED) Awarenessby: Rory HillPublished on: 20/09/2026

Explores how IED awareness shapes safer movement, medical operations, and multi-agency response.

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Improvised Explosive Device (IED) Awareness

Initial 911 Caller Intelligence Exploitation

Initial 911 Caller Intelligence Exploitationby: Rory HillPublished on: 10/09/2026

Shows how 911 caller intelligence improves early threat awareness and responder decisions.

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Initial 911 Caller Intelligence Exploitation

Role of Dispatch and Emergency Communications Centers

Role of Dispatch and Emergency Communications Centersby: Rory HillPublished on: 09/09/2026

Explores how ECCs turn chaotic 911 calls into early intelligence that guides multi-agency response.

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Role of Dispatch and Emergency Communications Centers

Rapid Hemorrhage Control and Stop the Bleed Limitations

Rapid Hemorrhage Control and Stop the Bleed Limitationsby: Rory HillPublished on: 24/08/2026

Examines how training gaps, equipment failures, and pediatric needs can weaken hemorrhage control.

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Rapid Hemorrhage Control and Stop the Bleed Limitations