2-2 Practical Exercise
Spc Brown: bullet wound left arm
PFC Jacobs: shrapnel wound to head
EPW: abdominal wound
EPW: broken left arm
Scenario
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On the left side of the screen is a window with five buttons. The button with "SC" on it is text of the scenario, the button with the Red Cross symbol on it is your list of casualties, the button with the radio on it is your radio frequency and call sign, the button labeled "REF" contains reference information for the medical evacuation request, and the button labeled "Map" is your map. Your map has a dot on it showing your pickup location. You will still need to grab the protractor with your mouse and move it to determine your six-digit grid coordinates. Once you have determined your six-digit grid coordinates, you have your frequency and call sign, and have reviewed the casualty list, move over to the right window, click on the line number and type in the information for that line. If a particular line is not needed you should leave it blank. Type in the word BREAK in order to separate groups of information on each line. Incorrectly spelling the word BREAK will result in a incorrect answer. You also need to include a space between the information and the word BREAK when you type it in. If you need help, click on the REF button to see a copy of the informational side of the medical evacuation request. Once you have your nine-line medical evacuation request complete, click the next button.
You are the patrol leader for a recon patrol. Your patrol has just reacted to a near ambush and has destroyed the enemy. However, in process both you and the enemy have taken casualties. Your patrol has set up a patrol base, and your assistant patrol leader is assisting the medic in preparing the casualties for evacuation. The medic has just given you a list of casualties. You must now prepare a nine-line medical evacuation request. Your security element has determined that there are no other enemy soldiers in the area. You have one violet smoke left. Your current frequency is 3195 and your call sign is F2X33.
3195 BREAK F2X33
Please click on the next
button on the toolbar to
continue.