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Advanced Combat Trauma
Delayed Casualty Treatment Care

A Role 1 / Role 2 Integrated Response to Neer Peer Conflict 

ABOUT

FUNDING

WHO'S IT FOR?

TIMING

TRAINING DAYS

LOCATION

As we move closer to a near-peer conflict, the challenges we face are increasingly concerning. In previous conflicts, we have consistently held fire superiority and technological advantages, allowing us to overpower our opponents. However, a near-peer conflict with Russia or China would be a true war, potentially even another World War. Such an event would bring about casualties and injuries on a scale not seen since World War II.

 

This scenario presents extraordinary challenges in providing optimal care for our troops. We will be forced to operate in conditions that many will find extremely uncomfortable and dangerous, with limited supplies and without the usual comforts of air conditioning, power, or running water. The supply chain will likely be severely disrupted, with equipment potentially arriving late, damaged, or even lost behind enemy lines. In these situations, you will need to learn to make do or adapt to the challenges of patient care. Additionally, the mental health of all members will be pushed to the breaking point. Imagine no internet, no cell coverage, no power to charge devices—and worse, the possibility that all electronic items could be confiscated to prevent broadcasting our position to the enemy, which would almost certainly result in the destruction of our unit.

 

The Advanced Combat Trauma Delayed Casualty Treatment Care course is a comprehensive program that integrates the DHA/JTS Tactical Combat Casualty Care - Combat Medic/Corpsman course, all Medic-X modules, and EMEDs.

This training qualifies for Congressional Funding

The Advanced Combat Trauma Delayed Casualty Treatment Care course is for all USAF National Guard Medical Groups. 

Approx. 0730-1700hrs daily

5-7 days (50-80 hours) 

Your Unit Location, Field location or both.

WHATS INCLUDED

  • Up to 80 hours of professional instruction by experienced Instructors

  • Tons of perishable supplies. If we're teaching "how to do a sterile dressing" then every student own the course will open a brand new sterile dressing tray, Sterile gloves etc. All skills are taught like that. 

  • So much other TCCC/Medic-X/ EMEDS equipment to make sure everything we teach is taught right. 

  • BASE-X Tent/s with liner and floor, lighting and A/C 

  • Continental Breakfast

  • Lunch to include Subway, Chick Fila etc with all the fixings

  • Assorted drinks

  • 1Mb PDF file containing multiple individual "Skills Checklists" will be provided to your units command after training has been completed to be used for unit readiness checks or redeployment checks.

ADDED VALUE

​This training goes well beyond "Here's the course you paid for" We attempt to make the training relevant to the students requiring the knowledge to include other unit members role playing in positions they would normally be in during the FTX.  

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Our FTX typically involves 10-20 moulages actors being attended by Medics with assistance of other units. Then dispatching them to a make shift rescistation tent (EMEDS) to a patient holding area. A content stream of casualties will more through the tents to keep medical staff busy as if in a real world environment. The final details of such an event is custom designed during our Pre-Site visit. So you get the very best experience we can give you.

 

CERTIFICATE

Tactical Medics Group LLC will provide all students a certificate of training. This certificate details all skills taught. 

INSTRUCTORS

Your instructors are hand picked professional TCCC educators. Most of them teach fulltime for the U.S Navy or the Dept of State. Their backgrounds range from 68W, Naval Corpsman to Special Forces Medical Sergeants, Registered Nurses, Nurse Practitioners, Physician Assistants, and Medical Doctors

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