We are a U.S. Veteran owned and operated company with more than 40 years combined experience in tactical and field traumatic medicine. We are dedicated to teaching and equipping people with the knowledge and tools to potentially save lives in everyday scenarios.

Our owner, Jeremy Burgett, has 22 plus years of experience in the US Army as a combat medic, combat medic instructor,
5 overseas tours, 4 of them being combat tours, and 1 remote tour in Israel. Jeremy is driven by God and family, firmly believing that everything happens for a reason, and when it does, you should be ready. He has a strong passion to save and protect lives as well as teach others how to do so.

At T3R we’re passionate about making sure that anyone from everyday people to those well versed in all things tactical, are taught the skills and have the knowledge and equipment to potentially save lives in dangerous situations. As people, we sometimes like to think that we will never be in harm’s way, and if we are, we would like to think that we will know how to do to things we need to do to stay alive and protect others. However, this is not always the case. Here at T3R, we will ensure that you have the knowledge and training needed to support the drive you have to protect you and your own. Current times are becoming increasingly dangerous and problematic, but that does not mean you should fear or worry. You should PREPARE. We live by the idea of preparation, and how you should always be ready to save lives, no matter the situation. Our job is to ensure you are ready to do just that!

Now you may wonder what even is T3R? Well, it is an acronym that stands for “The Three Rules”. This refers to The Combat Medic’s Rules:

1. Good Men Will Die

2. Not Even Doc Can Change That

3. Doc Will Go Through Hell And Back To Change Rules 1 and 2

These rules rest at the heart of many medics and we are no different. These rules drive our passion to share the knowledge and skills we have with others so that they too may go through hell and back to change Rules 1 and 2.