9 Line Medevac Request

Lab 3 - 9 Line Medevac Request
Part 1: Componets of a 9 Line Medevac
Part 2: Writing your 9 Line Medevac Request (2:27)
Part 3: Transmitting the 9 Line Medevac Request (4:35)
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[@dr.smgolamrabbani4644]

Assalamualicum. Excellent presentation. Thanks a lot. From Bangladesh.

[@joshuaclark1461]

Neat.

[@Mangokyaw]

Does this work in the USMC too?

[@nilbogflog]

9 casevac is recognized by nato, so yes

[@videosuperhighway7655]

Change your socks and take 2 motrin.

[@keanu4489]

I thought you say break after each line

[@Semitraveled]

No. The only required "Break" is after line 5. Some people break between evacuation priorities (line 3) and # of patients by type (line 5).

[@davidhunt6508]

The video could have gone slightly more in depth, which would be especially helpful to more "junior" soldiers who aren't as knowledgeable on the subject. For example more on how a 9-line is used, the different types of med-evac vehicles/aircraft, and a little more in depth on each category. Also differences between war time and peace time. Overall though good "brief" explanation on 9-line.

[@Ni_Siquiera]

Just please don't say the number 4 and the letter P like he does, you'll get laughed off your 9-line