1. TREATMENT AND EVACUATION
SUPERVISE CASUALTY
TREATMENT
AND
EVACUATION

2. Evaluate the Casualties
According to the tactical situation
Tactical Combat Casualty Care:
Care under fire
Tactical field care
Combat casualty evacuation care

3. Coordinate Treatment/MEDEVAC
Self-aid/buddy aid IAW tactical situation
and available resources
Request medical evacuation
Make contact
Determine movement

4. Move a Casualty Prepare the litter Open the litter Lock bars
Prepare the casualty
Place casualty on litter
Secure casualty

5. Four-Man Litter Carry

6. Uphill and Downhill Carries

7. Litter Post Carry/Rotation

8. Ground Ambulance Secure each casualty to their litter
Load most serious casualty last
Load casualty head first
Secure each litter to vehicle
M1133 Stryker Medical Evacuation Vehicle (MEV)

9. Air Ambulance - 1 Remain 50 yards away
Approach aircraft in full view of crew
Maintain a low silhouette
Approach aircraft from the sides
HH-60L
Black Hawk

10. Air Ambulance - 2 Load most seriously casualty last
Load upper birth first, then immediately
below
Place casualty lengthwise, head
toward direction of travel
Secure casualty’s litter to aircraft

11. Air Ambulance - 3
UH-1H/V Iroquois

12. Ground Military Vehicle - 1
Load and secure casualties
Monitor for life-threatening conditions
CASEVAC - movement of casualties
aboard nonmedical vehicles or aircraft

13. Ground Military Vehicle - 2
1 1/4 ton, 4x4, cargo truck/
troop carrier