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Pfc. Alexander Ross instructs the students on what to look for during the initial assessment during TCCC.
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Medics demonstrates how to apply a chest seal on a casualty with a gun-shot wound to the chest.
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Pfc. Alexander Ross (instructor) teaches a fellow Soldier how to get a radial pulse on a casualty without the use of a Sphygmomanometer.
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Major Subordinate Commands throughout the 8th Army gathered on Camp Humphreys to participate in the Combat Life Saver course.
Led by the mighty Pacific Medics, 65th Medical Brigade; Soldiers from the 1st Signal Brigade, 501st Military Intelligence Brigade, and 658th Regional Support Group learned how to conduct Tactical Casualty Combat Care.
Instructors; Staff Sgt. John Sacala, Sgt. Russell Lee, Sgt. William Anderson, Pfc. Alexander Ross and Pfc. Maria Mejia successfully instructed and certified 99 students in the 40-hour course.
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