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    The image shows a computer monitor displaying a medical incident management software interface labeled 'i2i - Patient Incident' for an 'unknown patient' named Joe G. I. The screen shows vital signs, patient data, injury mapping on a body diagram, and incident tracking fields consistent with emergency medical or military triage software. The display appears to be from a Windows XP-era system dated 24 July 2012.

    FORT DIX, NEW JERSEY, UNITED STATES

    07.24.2012

    Photo by Edric Thompson 

    U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command C5ISR Center

    Medics sent electronic Tactical Casualty Care Cards over a tactical network so surgeons could see injuries and what treatment had been performed prior to the patient’s arrival. The combination of secure tactical communications and knowledge management could also help brigade surgeons prioritize treatment and evacuation assets.

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    Date Taken: 07.24.2012
    Date Posted: 09.19.2012 14:27
    Photo ID: 668206
    VIRIN: 120724-A-LD704-002
    Resolution: 5184x3456
    Size: 9.72 MB
    Location: FORT DIX, NEW JERSEY, US
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    Two U.S. Army soldiers in ACU (Army Combat Uniform) are conducting a medical training exercise under a white canopy tent in an outdoor field setting. One soldier is operating a handheld medical device on a medical training mannequin lying on a stretcher, while the other observes and takes notes. A military vehicle with a satellite dish and the marking '10B' is visible in the background.
    A soldier in US Army ACU (Army Combat Uniform) digital camouflage is filling out what appears to be a military medical casualty card or TCCC (Tactical Combat Casualty Care) form. The soldier is holding a military-issue handheld device, likely a ruggedized PDA or radio, while writing on the form outdoors on sandy/dirt ground. The form contains medical assessment fields including airway, breathing, circulation, fluids, and drugs sections.
    A U.S. Army soldier named Harvey, wearing ACU (Army Combat Uniform) with a 101st Airborne Division patch, is conducting a combat casualty care training exercise outdoors. The soldier is kneeling beside a medical training mannequin dressed in woodland camouflage, reviewing paperwork while medical equipment is connected to the dummy. The setting appears to be a wooded training area, consistent with a field medical exercise.
    The image shows a computer monitor displaying a medical incident management software interface labeled 'i2i - Patient Incident' for an 'unknown patient' named Joe G. I. The screen shows vital signs, patient data, injury mapping on a body diagram, and incident tracking fields consistent with emergency medical or military triage software. The display appears to be from a Windows XP-era system dated 24 July 2012.
    A soldier in US Army ACU (Army Combat Uniform) digital camouflage is using a ruggedized military tablet device while kneeling over another soldier lying on the ground. The tablet displays what appears to be a human body diagram, suggesting a medical assessment or casualty documentation application. This appears to be a training exercise based on the controlled setting.

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