Videos tagged with Casualty Care

This video promotes the TEC4 Tactical Emergency Casualty Care Carbine Course, an annual training event held in Templeton, PA. The course focuses on tactical emergency casualty care, likely involving the use of AR-15 style carbines in combat or tactical scenarios. The description encourages viewers to register for this and other courses offered online at GhostFT.com. The title and description emphasize tactics and tactical shooting related to carbine use and casualty care in a combat context.

This video showcases a drill from a Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TEC4) carbine class held in Pennsylvania. The description encourages viewers to visit the Ghost Firearms Training website for more information on upcoming classes. The content appears to be focused on practical application of carbine skills in a tactical, emergency setting.

This video covers the first day of the Finnish Brutality 2023 competition, highlighting various stages that incorporate physical challenges and tactical scenarios. The presenter discusses using a left-handed G3 rifle with an ACOG and a SIG M18 pistol with a Romeo M17 red dot, noting their good performance. The competition, organized by Varusteleka, features a new "Breacher" division with added physical punishment after shooting stages.

This video features a US Navy SEAL Combat Medic discussing the critical process of evacuating an injured individual to a hospital. While the title focuses on the medical aspect of casualty care, the description includes numerous links to the creator's firearms-related content, including marksmanship workbooks, shooting courses, and tactical apps. This suggests the video, while seemingly focused on combat medicine, is likely aimed at an audience interested in military operations, survival, and potentially the broader context of preparedness that includes firearms proficiency.

This video features a quick demonstration of the Olaes bandage, presented by "SOB Medic, Mike" during "Medic Monday." The presenter shares a brief, poignant history of the bandage, explaining it was developed in honor of Tony Olaes, a fallen medic. The video also includes a trivia question related to airway management for unconscious casualties without advanced airways. The content focuses on tactical medical gear and its origins.