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TCCC – Tactical Combat Casualty Care (5 days)

Gain practical lifesaving skills based on TCCC standards — learn to operate under fire, during evacuation, and under high stress. The course follows the Committee on Tactical Combat Casualty Care guidelines.

Key Information.

Course: TCCC – Care of the wounded in tactical operations

Duration: 5 days

Target group: uniformed services, medical teams, paramilitary groups, civilians preparing to operate in high-risk areas

Location: nationwide (Poland)

Certificate: yes, compliant with current regulations

Dates: contact us for availability

Price: contact us for a quote

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For services, paramilitary groups, and enthusiasts.

TCCC – A 5-day course for those who want more

A realistic medical training conducted in combat conditions. TCCC is the international standard for battlefield casualty care.

Why choose the 3-day TCCC course?

The 5-day TCCC training is the most comprehensive preparation for providing care in combat conditions. The course follows current Committee on TCCC guidelines and is led by experienced instructors from special units.

Classes take place in simulated tactical conditions — from the initial threat, through evacuation, to stabilization and documentation.

Course based on current TCCC guidelines

Realistic scenarios

Teamwork under pressure

Latest rescue equipment

Intense physical and mental preparation

How does the training work step by step?

The 5-day TCCC course is a comprehensive program conducted in combat conditions, structured by phases of care and dynamic scenarios. It offers highly realistic medical-tactical drills with full physical and mental engagement.

Phase I — Care Under Fire

Situation assessment, evacuation under fire, C.A.T./SOFTT tourniquets, securing the zone.

Phase II — Tactical Field Care

Casualty stabilization — M.A.R.C.H., airway, breathing, hypothermia prevention, AVPU monitoring.

Phase III — TACEVAC

Transport, MEDEVAC 9-line, documentation, TacEvac organization.

Final scenarios + Exam

Team operations in near-real conditions; final exam assessing medical and team performance.

What will you learn in this course?

After completing the course, participants will be able to:

Operate under stress and incoming fire

Evacuate casualties from the battlefield

Apply the M.A.R.C.H. protocol

Use equipment: tourniquets, dressings, needle decompression

Save lives with limited resources

Work as a team and communicate with MEDEVAC

Training Program

Day 1 — Care Under Fire

Introduction to TCCC

Preventable causes of death

Care Under Fire phase

Evacuation under fire

Tourniquets: C.A.T., SOFTT

Tactical scenarios

Daily debrief

Day 2 — Tactical Field Care

Tactical Field Care phase

M.A.R.C.H. protocol

Massive hemorrhage — wound packing, dressings

Airway — NPA, cricothyrotomy

Pathophysiology, breathing, AVPU

Hypothermia, head injuries

Scenarios + debrief

Day 3 — TACEVAC

TacEvac phase

Rule of nines, musculoskeletal injuries

9-line report, M.I.S.T.

Medical documentation

Final scenarios — combining phases

Day 4 — Tactical scenarios

Treating a casualty while returning fire toward the threat.

Treating a wounded soldier indoors under no-visibility conditions.

Treating a wounded operator while engaging a threat in low-visibility interiors.

Evacuating an assault team operator wounded at the room entry.

Evacuating a wounded operator from an interior away from the assault team.

Planning evacuation of casualties left in a vehicle on the battlefield

Evacuating casualties from a disabled vehicle

Vehicle casualty evacuation using covering fire

Evacuating a wounded operator to a tactical support vehicle

Day 5 — Exam

Exam verifying acquired skills

Frequently Asked Questions.

You can register via the form on our website, by phone, or by email. We also organize closed courses for companies.

Yes — we follow the current recommendations of the Committee on TCCC.

For uniformed services, rescue groups, battlefield medics, and experienced civilians.

No, but prior first aid or EMT-first responder training is recommended.

Yes — most drills take place in simulated tactical conditions.

No — we provide all necessary equipment for the duration of the course.

Yes, the course concludes with a practical exam.

Yes, each participant receives a certificate of completion.

The course lasts 3 days.

Yes. The price depends on the number of participants and location — contact us for a personalized quote.

Yes — we deliver on-site training across Poland.