Then HM1 Staton, along with HM1 Alexander Mabile, BMC St. Mawgan's pharmacy technician, and LT Huy Nguyen, MC, a Navy physician, rushed to the scene a short time later with all the medical equipment necessary for just such an emergency. When the team from St. Mawgan arrived, they found the patient had collapsed and was receiving oxygen from a British medic. The team from BMC St. Mawgan worked to stabilize the patient for subsequent ambulance transfer to the nearest U.K. hospital where the patient then received immediate thrombolytic therapy and is now reportedly recovering. PACE, enables Sailors to complete college classes and earn associates degrees off-duty. Students progress through an 85-day semester using interactive computer software along with audio and video recordings.
Sailors now have the opportunity to pursue their college studies away from home.
The PACE program's key asset is the flexibility it gives to the Sailor. Now, the Sailor with an ever-changing work schedule can attend classes. For these Tridents, pursuing academic excellence, is now as easy as pushing a button. Submarining is not new. The idea of underwater stealth attack goes back hundreds of years.