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Training Modules

Combat lifesaver and tactical medical training resources and certification programs

TCCC Training Pathway

Progressive training system designed to build tactical medical capabilities across all personnel levels.

Combat Lifesaver (CLS)

Basic
40 hours • Entry Level

Essential medical training for combat personnel

Learning Objectives

  • 1Perform tactical field care under fire
  • 2Apply tourniquets and control hemorrhage
  • 3Manage airways and breathing emergencies
  • 4Recognize and treat shock
  • 5Request medical evacuation

Course Modules

Tactical Combat Casualty Care Principles
4 hours
Complete
MARCH Algorithm Application
6 hours
Complete
Hemorrhage Control Techniques
8 hours
Pending
Airway Management
6 hours
Pending
CASEVAC/MEDEVAC Procedures
4 hours
Pending
Hands-on Practical Training
8 hours
Pending
Written and Practical Examination
4 hours
Pending

Prerequisites

  • Basic Military Training
  • First Aid Certification

Certification

Certificate:

Combat Lifesaver Certificate (3-year validity)

Recertification:

36 months

Training Progress

Overall progress across all training modules

Combat Lifesaver (CLS)
Entry Level
29% Complete
TCCC for Medical Personnel (TCCC-MP)
Medical Personnel
43% Complete
TCCC All Combatants (TCCC-AC)
All Personnel
40% Complete
TCCC Instructor Certification
Instructor Level
0% Complete

Simulation Scenarios

Realistic training scenarios for practical application

IED Blast with Multiple Casualties

Advanced

Convoy hit by IED resulting in multiple casualties with varying injury severity

45 minutes
6-8 personnel
Objectives:
Mass casualty triage
Resource management
Evacuation coordination

Sniper Attack - Single Casualty

Intermediate

Team member wounded by sniper fire requiring extraction under hostile conditions

30 minutes
3-4 personnel
Objectives:
Care under fire
Tactical movement
Hemorrhage control

Forward Operating Base Attack

Expert

Complex attack on FOB with multiple casualties requiring comprehensive medical response

60 minutes
10-12 personnel
Objectives:
Mass casualty response
Resource allocation
Command and control
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