SupportThroughout May, service members of the 412th NEMESIS Brigade completed the five-day Combat Life Saver TCCC course at the Combat Life Saver level, structured in accordance with the MARCH-PAWS algorithm.
The training programme focused on developing practical skills in providing medical assistance under combat conditions. Participants trained with modern tactical medical equipment, completed practical exercises, and practised realistic scenarios designed to closely replicate the conditions of modern warfare.
The course is designed to develop the skills required to respond promptly to critical injuries, correctly assess a casualty’s condition, and provide first aid before evacuation. It is precisely these rapid, confident, and systematic actions that often become decisive in saving the lives of fellow service members.
We express our sincere gratitude to the instructors for delivering the course professionally, maintaining a high standard of training, and sharing their practical experience. We also thank the service members of the 412th NEMESIS Brigade for their responsible approach to training, strong motivation, and commitment to continuously improving their knowledge and skills.
The development of systematic tactical medicine training remains one of the key areas of our work, as high-quality training directly contributes to saving the lives of Ukrainian service members.
