First place spam is unwanted ads. A scam is someone trying to get you to send them money or an item paid for with fraudulent money orders or checks or by a method where they can stop payment. Scammers also include people who try to gain personal info on you so that they hack into your accounts and steal money from them. What you got was a scam.
Dave is right about the military side of it. In the Army Commandant is the title of someone in charge of a school such as the Commandant of West Point or of the Armor or Infantry schools. That allows someone to tell the difference from the base/post commander from the commander of the school. Also medics are enlisted and would be PVt, PFC, or SPC for lower enlisted and SGT, SSG and so on for NCO's. PA's and doctors are officers. LT, CPT.....ECT. So the guy claiming to be a commandant in an aviation company isn't right. Another point is that at company level they have medics and at battalion level they have PA's and only at regimental HQ is there a Doc so at company level they would an enlisted person. The Army has no aircraft big enough for doctors plus staff to attend to wounded soldiers on so they have no flight doctors. They do have medics assigned for medivac flights.
It also in the first few lines has the kinda of grammar that a lot of fraud out of areas of Africa that have thousands of scammers.
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