Evacuation in the Field MD0001

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DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION LESSON 1 Section I. TRIAGE PROCEDURES 1-1. INTEGRATED BATTLEFIELD 1-2. TRIAGE 1-3. TRIAGE FOR TREATMENT (NONCHEMICAL ENVIRONMENT) 1-4. TRIAGE FOR TREATMENT (CHEMICAL ENVIRONMENT) 1-5. TRIAGE FOR EVACUATION Section II. EVACUATION FLOW 1-6. EVACUATION SYSTEM 1-7. MEDICAL PLATOON 1-8. DIVISION MEDICAL COMPANY 1-9. LEVELS OF MEDICAL CARE EXERCISES SOLUTIONS LESSON 2 Section I. GENERAL 2-1. MANUAL CARRIES 2-2. GENERAL RULES FOR MANUAL CARRIES Section II. ONE-MAN CARRIES 2-3. SELECTING AN APPROPRIATE ONE-MAN CARRY 2-4. POSITIONING THE CASUALTY 2-5. RAISING THE CASUALTY TO A STANDING POSITION 2-6. FIREMAN'S CARRY 2-7. SUPPORT CARRY 2-8. ARMS CARRY 2-9. SADDLEBACK CARRY 2-10. PACK-STRAP CARRY 2-11. PISTOL-BELT CARRY 2-12. LOAD BEARING EQUIPMENT CARRY 2-13. PISTOL-BELT DRAG 2-14. NECK DRAG 2-15. CRADLE DROP DRAG Section III. TWO-MAN CARRIES 2-16. CHOOSING AN APPROPRIATE TWO-MAN CARRY 2-17. WORKING IN UNISON 2-18. TWO-MAN FORE-AND-AFT CARRY 2-19. TWO-MAN SUPPORT CARRY 2-20. TWO-MAN ARMS CARRY 2-21. TWO-HAND SEAT CARRY 2-22. FOUR-HAND SEAT CARRY EXERCISES SOLUTIONS LESSON 3 Section I. LITTERS 3-1. ADVANTAGES OF LITTERS 3-2. STANDARD COLLAPSIBLE LITTER 3-3. FOLDING ALUMINUM LITTER 3-4. POLELESS, SEMIRIGID LITTER 3-5. POLELESS, NONRIGID LITTER 3-6. STOKES METAL LITTER 3-7. IMPROVISED POLE AND PONCHO LITTER 3-8. IMPROVISED POLE AND JACKET LITTER 3-9. IMPROVISED POLE AND SACK LITTER 3-10. IMPROVISED BLANKET LITTER 3-11. IMPROVISED DOOR OR BOARD LITTER 3-12. IMPROVISED CHAIR LITTER Section II. DRESSING A LITTER 3-13. PURPOSE OF THE DRESSING 3-14. ONE-BLANKET DRESSING 3-15. TWO-BLANKET DRESSING 3-16. THREE-BLANKET DRESSING Section III. PLACING A CASUALTY ON A LITTER 3-17. EVACUATING A CASUALTY BY LITTER 3-18. PLACING A CASUALTY ON A LITTER USING THE FOUR-MAN MODIFIED ARMS CARRY 3-19. PLACING A CASUALTY ON A LITTER USING THE THREE-MAN MODIFIED ARMS CARRY 3-20. PLACING A CASUALTY ON A LITTER USING THE MODIFIED TWO-MAN ARMS CARRY 3-21. PLACING A CASUALTY ON A LITTER USING THE MODIFIED FORE-AND- AFT CARRY 3-22. PLACING A CASUALTY ON A SPINE BOARD USING LOG ROLL TECHNIQUE Section IV. LITTER CARRIES 3- 3-23. THE LITTER SQUAD 3-24. OPENING A STANDARD COLLAPSIBLE LITTER 3-25. COMMANDS 3-26. RULES FOR TRANSPORTING A CASUALTY BY LITTER 3-27. FOUR-MAN CARRY 3-28. TWO-MAN CARRY 3-29. TWO-MAN CARRY MODIFIED FOR A TUNNEL 3-30. LITTER POST CARRY 3-31. LITTER ROTATION 3-32. UPHILL/UPSTAIRS CARRY 3-33. DOWNHILL/DOWNSTAIRS CARRY 3-34. OVERHEAD CARRY 3-35. LOW CRAWL 3-36. LOWERING THE LITTER EXERCISES SOLUTIONS LESSON 4 Section I. GROUND AMBULANCES 4-1. GENERAL 4-2. GENERAL RULES FOR LOADING AND UNLOADING GROUND AMBULANCES 4-3. M718 FRONTLINE AMBULANCE 4-4. M170 FRONTLINE AMBULANCE 4-5. M996 ARMORED AMBULANCE 4-6. M997 ARMORED AMBULANCE 4-7. M1010 TRUCK AMBULANCE 4-8. M792 TRUCK AMBULANCE 4-9. M113 ARMORED PERSONNEL CARRIER 4-10. M866 1 1/4-TON AMBULANCE Section II. NONMEDICAL MILITARY VEHICLES 4-11. GENERAL 4-12. M274 LIGHT WEAPONS CARRIER 4-13. M151 UTILITY TRUCK AND TRAILER 4-14. M880/M890/M1008 CARGO TRUCK 4-15. M998 CARGO TRUCK (FOUR-MAN CONFIGURATION) 4-16. M998 CARGO TRUCK (TWO-MAN CONFIGURATION) 4-17. 2 1/2-TON AND 5-TON CARGO TRUCKS EXERCISES SOLUTIONS LESSON 5 Section I. AIR AMBULANCES 5-1. MISSIONS OF AIR AMBULANCES 5-2. ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF AEROMEDICAL EVACUATION 5-3. GENERAL RULES FOR LOADING AND UNLOADING AIR AMBULANCES 5-4. UH-60A BLACKHAWK AIR AMBULANCE 5-5. LOADING LITTER CASUALTIES INTO THE BLACKHAWK AIR AMBULANCE 5-6. UH-1H/V IROQUOIS AIR AMBULANCE 5-7. LOADING LITTER CASUALTIES INTO THE IROQUOIS AIR AMBULANCE 5-8. CH-47 CHINOOK AIR AMBULANCE Section II. HIGH PERFORMANCE HOIST OPERATIONS 5-9. THE HIGH PERFORMANCE HOIST 5-10. RESCUE DEVICES 5-11. STATIC ELECTRICITY 5-12. FOREST PENETRATOR 5-13. STOKES LITTER 5-14. SEMIRIGID LITTER 5-15. SURVIVOR'S SLING Section III. AEROMEDICAL EVACUATION REQUEST 5-16. RADIO COMMUNICATION 5-17. TERMINOLOGY 5-18. GENERAL RULES 5-19. PROWORDS AND PHONETICS 5-20. EVACUATION REQUEST INFORMATION 5-21. MAKING AN EVACUATION REQUEST 5-22. EXAMPLE OF A MEDEVAC REQUEST 5-23. FIELD TELEPHONE Section IV. PREPARING A LANDING SITE 5-24. GENERAL 5-25. SURFACE CONDITIONS 5-26. SIZE 5-27. SLOPE 5-28. SECURITY 5-29. MARKING THE LANDING SITE IN DAYLIGHT 5-30. MARKING THE LANDING SITE AT NIGHT 5-31. MARKING OBSTACLES 5-32. OTHER LANDING AIDS 5-33. ARM-AND-HAND SIGNALS EXERCISES SOLUTIONS LESSON 6 REMOVING CASUALTIES FROM TACTICAL VEHICLES 6-1. GENERAL PRINCIPLES 6-2. REMOVING CASUALTIES FROM AN M1 TANK 6-3. REMOVING CASUALTIES FROM AN M2 BRADLEY INFANTRY FIGHTING VEHICLE 6-4. REMOVING CASUALTIES FROM AN M3 CAVALRY FIGHTING VEHICLE EXERCISES SOLUTIONS