AMEDD LESSONS LEARNED CHS Leaders' Reference Card 9 - LINE MEDEVAC REQUEST (FM 8-10-6) 1. Maintain medical presence with the soldier 2. Maintain health of the command 3. Save lives 4. Clear the battlefield 5. Provide state-of-the-art care 6. Return soldiers to duty as soon as possible TROOP LEADING PROCEDURES (FM 7-8) 1. Receive mission 2. Issue warning order 3. Make a tentative plan 4. Start movement 5. Reconnoiter 6. Complete the
AMEDD LESSONS LEARNED CHS Leaders' Reference Card 9 - LINE MEDEVAC REQUEST (FM 8-10-6) 1. Maintain medical presence with the soldier 2. Maintain health of the command 3. Save lives 4. Clear the battlefield 5. Provide state-of-the-art care 6. Return soldiers to duty as soon as possible TROOP LEADING PROCEDURES (FM 7-8) 1. Receive mission 2. Issue warning order 3. Make a tentative plan 4. Start movement 5. Reconnoiter 6. Complete the
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AMEDD LESSONS LEARNED CHS Leaders' Reference Card 9 - LINE MEDEVAC REQUEST (FM 8-10-6) 1. Maintain medical presence with the soldier 2. Maintain health of the command 3. Save lives 4. Clear the battlefield 5. Provide state-of-the-art care 6. Return soldiers to duty as soon as possible TROOP LEADING PROCEDURES (FM 7-8) 1. Receive mission 2. Issue warning order 3. Make a tentative plan 4. Start movement 5. Reconnoiter 6. Complete the
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(FM 4-02.6) Line 1- Location of pickup site CHS Leaders’ Reference Card 1. Conformity Line 2- Radio call sign & frequency Line 3- # of patients by precedence 2. Continuity 3. Control a. Urgent b. Urgent (surgical) https://lessonslearned.amedd.army.mil/ 4. Proximity c. Priority d. Routine 5. Flexibility e. Convenience AMEDD BATTLEFIELD RULES TROOP LEADING 6. Mobility Line 4- Special equipment needed (FM 4-02.6) PROCEDURES (FM 7-8) a. None b. Hoist 1. Maintain medical presence 1. Receive mission c. Extraction equipment with the soldier 2. Issue warning order d. Ventilator 2. Maintain health of the command 3. Make a tentative plan Line 5- # of patients by type 3. Save lives 4. Start movement SPOT REPORT L- # of Litter patients 4. Clear the battlefield 5. Reconnoiter S- Size A- # of Ambulatory patients 5. Provide state-of-the-art care 6. Complete the plan A- Activity Line 6- Security of pickup site (war) 6. Return soldiers to duty as soon 7. Issue the plan L- Location N- No enemy troops in area as possible 8. Supervise U- Unit/Uniform P- Possible enemy troops in area T- Time E- Enemy troops in area E- Equipment X- Enemy troops in area Line 6- Number and type of wound injury or illness (peace) Line 7- Method of marking at HLZ CHS FUNCTIONAL AREAS METT-TC MILITARY ASPECTS OF a. Panels b. Pyro c. smoke 1. C4I (FM 4-02.6) ANALYSIS TERRAIN (OCOKA) d. None e. Other 2. Medical Treatment (FM 7-8) (FM 7-8) Line 8- Patient Nationality & Status 3. Evacuation & Med Regulating 1. Mission 1. Observation & Fields a. US Military b. US Civilian 4. Hospitalization 2. Enemy of Fire c. Non US Military 5. Combat Health Logistics 3. Terrain 2. Cover & Concealment d. Non US Civilian e. EPW 6. Dental Services 4. Troops 3. Obstacles Line 9- NBC (war) 7. Veterinary Services 5. Time 4. Key Terrain N- Nuclear B- Biological C- Chem 8. Preventive Medicine 6. Civilians 5. Avenues of Approach Line 9- Terrain description (peace) 9. Combat Stress Control 10. Medical Laboratory Services
OPORD FORMAT (FM 101-5)
TASK ORGANIZATION: 3. EXECUTION: (Intent) 1. SITUATION: (Enemy/Friendly) Concept of Operation / Concept of Support 2. MISSION: (Task & Purpose) 4. SERVICE & SUPPORT: who, what, when, where, why 5. COMMAND & SIGNAL: Left leg light “INVERTED - Y” HLZ (FM 90-4) 1. Clear of debris / obstacles marked 2. Land heading into the wind Direction of Flight 3. VS-17 Panels / bean bag lights 7 meters TOUCHDOWN properly secured 4. Cleared diameter for UH-60 = 50m Cleared diameter for CH-47 = 80m X 14 meters Base 7 meters 5. Avoid landing down-slope Directional 6. Do not land on slope >16 degrees light *To determine ground slope use the 7 meters Direction of Wind following math computation V x 57.3 H “V” is found by subtracting lowest point Right leg light V = Vertical Distance on HLZ from highest point H = Horizontal Distance EVAC CAPABILITIES AAR FORMAT (TC 25-20) “H” is the entire length of the HLZ (FM 8-10-6) 1. What was the plan FIVE-POINT CONTINGENCY NBC-1 CHEM REPORT Type Litter Amb 2. What actually happened PLAN ( handbook) (FM 3-3) M996 2 6 3. Why did it happen 1. GOING- Where LDR or Line B- Position of observer M997 4 8 4. Unit strengths and element is going M113 4 10 weaknesses 2. OTHERS- Others going Line D- DTG of detonation 5-ton 12 16 5. How can we improve 3. TIME- Time to be gone Line E- DTG end of attack 2 ½-ton 12 16 4. WHAT- What to do if LDR or Line F- Location of attack RISK MANAGEMENT element does not return in time Line G- Means of delivery UH-60 (FM 100-14) (w/o hoist) 6 7 5. ACTIONS- Actions on enemy Line H- Type of burst (air or 1. Identify Hazards contact, you and me (w / hoist) 3 4 surface) & agent 2. Assess Hazards to WPNs (FM 7-8) Max E Range(m) To help you- CH-47 24 31 Determine Risks EPWs C-130 74 92 1. Search M-4/16A2 580 (pt) 800 (area) Conserve 3. Develop Controls and C-141 48 170 Make Risk Decisions 2. Segregate M-249 600 (pt) 800 (area) C-5 70 3. Silence M-203 150 (pt) 350 (area) 4. Implement Controls M-136 (AT-4) 300 (pt / area) C-17A 36 54 5. Supervise & Evaluate 4. Speed the Fighting 5. Safeguard M-9 (9mm pistol) 50 (pt) MSG Gerald Ecker, ADLER24A - Project Warrior Medical NCO, Jan 00-Jan 04 M-2 (50 Cal) 1,800 (grazing) Strength