The target audience for socm is army and navy enlisted service members who hold, or are designated for assignment to a specialoperations medical position. They contain detailed information and howtos for procedures important to soldiers serving in the field. The volumes in the series constitute a comprehensive treatise on the art and science of military medicine, covering such diverse topics as. Putting practice guidelines to work in the department of defense medical system. Command sergeant major sprunger enlisted in the united states army as a 91a medical specialist, now 68w and attended basic combat training at fort knox, ky and advanced individual training at fort sam houston, tx. Fundamentals of combat casualty care united states army. As the current century unfolds, we expect even more remarkable advances as increasing resources are focused on the outofhospital phases of emergency care. The goal of the special operations combat medic socm course is to train and qualify selected enlisted members to manage trauma patients, manage patients prior to medical evacuation, and provide basic medical care to team members. United states army reserve, and the army national guard enlisted iet conducted at service schools, army training centers, and other training activities under the control of headquarters training and doctrine command tradoc.
Military training holiday army civilian liberal leave day supervisorsleaders may grant the use of annual leave, leave without pay, or other authorized leave status to dac employees, unless organizational mission requirements indicate otherwise. Dod dictionary of military and associated terms, january 2020. A 214,968acre installation, fort hood is the only post in the united states capable of stationing and training two armored divisions. Tactical combat casualty care handbook chapter 1 tactical combat casualty care overview introduction the tactical combat casualty care tccc concept was developed in 1996 by special operations forces. Administer emergency medical treatment to battlefield casualties.
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