“If you can walk, you can fight.” North Carolina National Guard Soldiers and Airmen conducted medical training led by 3/20th Special Forces Group. During the exercise, they rehearsed responding to contact and providing care under fire until a MEDEVAC arrived. Thank you to the Virginia National Guard for joining us with a Blackhawk in this joint training with our Soldiers and Airmen. 🎥By Sgt Riley *reposted due to video compression* #NCNG #PatriotsTraining2026 | North Carolina National Guard

@denmother_k9 delivering next level immersive training for Care Under Fire, Tactical Field Care and Evacuative Care with K9 Diesel. Repost from @denmother_k9: It was an honor and a privilege to participate again in this years @army_mwd_program Military Working Dog Symposium. On my training lane the Soldiers ran Canine Tactical Combat Casualty Care Scenarios using the @tacmed_solutions Diesel Dog medical simulation mannequin. The scenarios covered Care Under Fire, Tactical Field Care and Evacuati

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Care Under Fire is medical attention provided in an in-progress firefight. During CUF, we usually don't perform airway management. However, we can still do a sloppy A (from the M.A.R.C.H. algorithm) as we roll our casualty onto his stomach. Rolling him onto his stomach helps prevent the casualty’s tongue or blood from suffocating him. | UF PRO

TCCC lets field medics quickly assess injuries and wounds, then choose the best way under the circumstances to treat them. This video familiarizes you with the Care Under Fire (CUF) phase. | UF PRO