Throughout Basic Training or One Station Unit Training U.S. Army Trainees receive 11-hours of instruction on Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC). The TCCC concept was established in 1996 by Special Operations Forces as an evidence-based and battlefield-proven way to reduce deaths at the point of injury. Trainees are exposed to all three phases of TCCC and how to treat their battle buddies in the proper order, by most critical situation first, if they're ever exposed to combat. | U.S. Army Cente

In the trenches, under pressure, NATO troops train Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) learning how to save lives while continuing the mission. ***Disclaimer: All injuries are simulated for training purposes*** Realistic scenarios, noise, stress, and limited time are not added for effect, they reflect the reality of the battlefield. This training is a core part of readiness at the NATO Multinational Brigade Latvia, strengthening interoperability, cohesion, and collective defence across the Alli

👏 Let's relive the excitement from the first Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) Skills Day hosted by the 59th Medical Operations Group! 🌟 👥 Over 300 participants joined us for a day filled with training, camaraderie, and operational readiness. From seasoned professionals to eager learners, everyone dove headfirst into immersive scenarios. 💼 Participants tested their skills in treating simulated combat injuries and managing trauma. With the clock ticking and adrenaline pumping, teams raced