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    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.

    FORT DIX, NEW JERSEY, UNITED STATES

    06.22.2011

    Photo by Edric Thompson 

    U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command C5ISR Center

    By injecting real-time surgeon expertise and guidance, TATRC hopes to enable the medic who’s isolated with severely wounded soldiers.

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    Date Taken: 06.22.2011
    Date Posted: 09.19.2012 14:25
    Photo ID: 668210
    VIRIN: 120720-A-LD704-005
    Resolution: 4272x2848
    Size: 6.93 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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