Jagdkampf TCCC – Saving Lives in Combat, by Carsten Dombrowski, SPARTANAT Black Book 19
No one gets left behind – tactical medicine in combat.
Combat hunting is the supreme discipline in infantry operations. The probability of being wounded in action is very high. Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) regulates the care of wounded personnel during and after combat. Tactical medicine must be fast, simple, and reliable.
"JAGDKAMPF TCCC" explains how tactical medicine can be organized and practiced in a combat unit – because every life counts.
- Planning the mission: How medics need to prepare
- Helping where others cannot: Treating the wounded in action
- Low light, no light: First aid at night
- Transporting the wounded on the battlefield and evacuation
- Special cases: extreme cold and high altitude
- Cooperation with civilian medical infrastructure
- Dealing with the dead, wounded, and prisoners
- Exercise examples for TCCC in combat
Carsten Dombrowski, an experienced medic, has written standard works on tactical medicine. Beyond the basics, this book explains how TCCC works in combat in practical application and under adverse conditions. Published by SPARTANAT as Black Book: "Tactical Medicine" and "In Danger."
„Jagdkampf TCCC – Tactical Combat Casualty Care. Leben retten im Gefecht“ by Carsten DomBrowski, SPARTANAT Black Book 19, pocket-sized paperback, 148 pages, in German language