Designed as a comprehensive resource, the publication compiles essential knowledge on tactical rescue and its role in infantry tactical missions, targeted toward individuals who are not routinely engaged in medical rescue operations.
Drawing upon the principles of Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC, TC3) and insights from elite unit personnel tasked with medical responsibilities within their teams, the manual also reflects the authors’ expertise as paramedics and instructors in tactical rescue.
Information is organized and delivered as a practical guide, empowering motivated individuals to swiftly gain core competencies in tactical rescue so they can incorporate these skills into their units as a foundational element of training.
The goal of the publication is to cultivate essential habits and proficiency among operators and soldiers, equipping them to provide effective battlefield care and integrate TCCC components into tactical planning under both military and civilian (such as police) unit conditions.
Scope of the guide is intentionally focused on basic battlefield medical interventions, omitting advanced medical procedures appropriate for later phases of rescue missions.
Structured into four main sections, the manual sequentially covers the concept and history of tactical rescue, preparations for soldiers and responders, operational conduct in specific TCCC zones, and approaches to rescue across various tactical scenarios.
Recommendations provided offer reliable support for both the training of subunits and operational planning for real-world tactical assignments in diverse operational environments.
The book is published in Polish.
Technical data
Authors: Michał Czerwiński, Paweł Makowiec
ISBN: 978-83-7930-555-1
Binding: softcover
Format: 176 x 250 mm
Number of pages: 212
Year of publication: 2014
Publisher: Difin
