WEBVTT 00:01.980 --> 00:03.924 The purpose of this exercise is to 00:03.924 --> 00:06.139 really work together as what we call 00:06.150 --> 00:08.150 the TAY system , which is theater a 00:08.150 --> 00:11.520 medical evacuation and to , to really 00:11.529 --> 00:13.640 capture the full spectrum of en route 00:13.640 --> 00:15.807 care . And it's giving our members the 00:15.807 --> 00:18.920 opportunity to work together in a safe 00:18.930 --> 00:21.152 environment and training environment um 00:21.152 --> 00:23.374 where we can all see what we have to go 00:23.374 --> 00:25.597 through to make the mission happen . We 00:25.597 --> 00:27.819 have two teams from the medical group . 00:27.819 --> 00:29.986 We have our IPs which is the in or out 00:29.986 --> 00:32.208 patient staging site . And we also have 00:32.208 --> 00:34.152 the CCT team which is critical air 00:34.152 --> 00:36.208 transport team . And then we're also 00:36.208 --> 00:35.709 participating with our friends down the 00:35.720 --> 00:37.500 road at the 3 75th aeromedical 00:37.509 --> 00:40.290 evacuation squadron . So on the live C 00:40.299 --> 00:43.810 130 we were able to practice a few er o 00:44.060 --> 00:46.338 evacuations which were quick movements , 00:46.338 --> 00:48.282 getting patients off as quickly as 00:48.282 --> 00:50.504 possible onto the R A vehicles and then 00:50.504 --> 00:52.990 off the runway . And then we've also 00:53.000 --> 00:55.167 been lucky enough to use our fel lodge 00:55.167 --> 00:57.333 chainer , which is static aircraft and 00:57.333 --> 00:59.580 that we can practice multiple missions 00:59.590 --> 01:01.812 going on at a time and really getting a 01:01.812 --> 01:03.868 lot of reps and sets in for our team 01:03.868 --> 01:05.699 members . And then we've also 01:05.790 --> 01:07.734 incorporated ourselves into a mass 01:07.734 --> 01:09.679 casualty situation where the herbs 01:09.679 --> 01:11.790 responded , they brought the patients 01:11.790 --> 01:13.957 back , triaged them , provided patient 01:13.957 --> 01:16.123 care and then held them until the next 01:16.123 --> 01:19.830 available flight . It allows us all 01:19.839 --> 01:21.950 to really come together to get on the 01:21.950 --> 01:24.309 same page and start talking the same 01:24.319 --> 01:26.519 language . Um So that way when we get 01:26.529 --> 01:29.169 out into our response , real world 01:29.180 --> 01:32.029 response , we're already 10 steps ahead 01:32.300 --> 01:34.529 of where we would have been without 01:34.540 --> 01:36.318 this training . And it's really 01:36.318 --> 01:38.429 allowing our airmen to see the bigger 01:38.429 --> 01:40.599 picture of what en route care is and 01:40.610 --> 01:43.339 not just their one s little piece of 01:43.349 --> 01:45.460 the entire system , but how all three 01:45.460 --> 01:49.440 interact together . Overall , this has 01:49.449 --> 01:51.116 been a great exercise , great 01:51.116 --> 01:53.379 experience for our team members . They 01:53.389 --> 01:55.278 have enjoyed working with the A E 01:55.278 --> 01:57.500 counterparts , seeing their side of the 01:57.500 --> 02:00.180 story as well as our cat team members 02:00.190 --> 02:02.523 and seeing the critical component of it . 02:02.523 --> 02:04.746 Um We've been able to allow our doctors 02:04.746 --> 02:06.968 to work together with our critical care 02:06.968 --> 02:08.857 doctors . So they're getting more 02:08.857 --> 02:10.634 experience than what they would 02:10.634 --> 02:12.857 typically see in their clinic as well . 02:12.857 --> 02:15.079 Um And it's just all around . It's been 02:15.079 --> 02:17.246 a great way to showcase the uniqueness 02:17.246 --> 02:19.468 of Scott Air Force Base and how we have 02:19.468 --> 02:19.210 all three components of the taste 02:19.220 --> 02:21.369 system here together .