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Combat Life Saver Course

This collection contains the standardized Tactical Combat Care Casualty Care Combat Lifesavers Course (TCCC CLS) developed by the Joint Trauma System, part of the Agency for Health Care.

Educational sections Video and skill cards Skill cards
Video and skill cards
1. Introduction to TCCC Overview
1. Introduction to TCCC Overview Joint Trauma System
3.1 Care Under Fire Bleeding Control
3.1 Care Under Fire Bleeding Control Joint Trauma System
3.2 One-Handed Windlass Tourniquet (Care Under Fire)
3.2 One-Handed Windlass Tourniquet (Care Under Fire) Joint Trauma System
3.3 One-Handed Ratchet Tourniquet (Care Under Fire)
3.3 One-Handed Ratchet Tourniquet (Care Under Fire) Joint Trauma System
3.4 Two-Handed Ratchet Tourniquet (Care Under Fire)
3.4 Two-Handed Ratchet Tourniquet (Care Under Fire) Joint Trauma System
3.5 Two-Handed Windlass Tourniquet (Care Under Fire)
3.5 Two-Handed Windlass Tourniquet (Care Under Fire) Joint Trauma System
3.6 One Person Drags & Carries
3.6 One Person Drags & Carries Joint Trauma System
3.7 Two Person Drags & Carries
3.7 Two Person Drags & Carries Joint Trauma System
5.1 Tactical Trauma Assessment How-To
5.1 Tactical Trauma Assessment How-To Joint Trauma System
5.2 Tactical Trauma Assessment: Combat Speed 'Firefight' Conscious Casualty
5.2 Tactical Trauma Assessment: Combat Speed 'Firefight' Conscious ... Joint Trauma System
5.3 Tactical Trauma Assessment: Combat Speed 'Explosion' Unconscious casualty
5.3 Tactical Trauma Assessment: Combat Speed 'Explosion' Unconsciou... Joint Trauma System
6.1 Hemorrhage Control in TFC
6.1 Hemorrhage Control in TFC Joint Trauma System
6.2 Two-handed Ratchet TQ TFC
6.2 Two-handed Ratchet TQ TFC Joint Trauma System
6.3 Two-handed Windlass TQ TFC
6.3 Two-handed Windlass TQ TFC Joint Trauma System
6.4 Pressure Dressing
6.4 Pressure Dressing Joint Trauma System
6.5 Neck Junctional Hemorrhage Control
6.5 Neck Junctional Hemorrhage Control Joint Trauma System
6.6 Axillary Junctional Hemorrhage Control
6.6 Axillary Junctional Hemorrhage Control Joint Trauma System
6.7 Pressure Delivery Device(s) PDD for Junctional Hemorrhage
6.7 Pressure Delivery Device(s) PDD for Junctional Hemorrhage Joint Trauma System
7.1 Head-Tilt/Chin-Lift and Jaw-Thrust Maneuvers
7.1 Head-Tilt/Chin-Lift and Jaw-Thrust Maneuvers Joint Trauma System
7.2 Nasopharyngeal Airway Insertion
7.2 Nasopharyngeal Airway Insertion Joint Trauma System
7.3 1 and 2 Person Bag Valve Mask
7.3 1 and 2 Person Bag Valve Mask Joint Trauma System
8.1 Respiration Assessment & Management in TFC
8.1 Respiration Assessment & Management in TFC Joint Trauma System
8.2 Needle decompression of the chest
8.2 Needle decompression of the chest Joint Trauma System
8.3 Chest Seal
8.3 Chest Seal Joint Trauma System
9.1 Hemorrhage Control in TFC
9.1 Hemorrhage Control in TFC Joint Trauma System
9.2 Pressure Bandage
9.2 Pressure Bandage Joint Trauma System
10. Shock Recognition
10. Shock Recognition Joint Trauma System
11. Hypothermia Prevention
11. Hypothermia Prevention Joint Trauma System
13.1 Eye Injuries
13.1 Eye Injuries Joint Trauma System
13.2 Rigid Eye Shield
13.2 Rigid Eye Shield Joint Trauma System
14.1 Analgesia Administration
14.1 Analgesia Administration Joint Trauma System
14.2 Antibiotics Administration
14.2 Antibiotics Administration Joint Trauma System
14.3 Combat Wound Medication Pill Pack
14.3 Combat Wound Medication Pill Pack Joint Trauma System
16. Burns
16. Burns Joint Trauma System
17. Splinting
17. Splinting Joint Trauma System
18.1 AVPU Assessment
18.1 AVPU Assessment Joint Trauma System
18.2 Assessing Radial/Carotid Pulse
18.2 Assessing Radial/Carotid Pulse Joint Trauma System
19.1 DD Form 1380 Combat Casualty Care Card
19.1 DD Form 1380 Combat Casualty Care Card Joint Trauma System
19.2 9-line Medevac/Mist Report (TFC)
19.2 9-line Medevac/Mist Report (TFC) Joint Trauma System
About section

This collection contains the standardized Tactical Combat Casualty Care Combat Lifesavers Course (TCCC CLS) curriculum developed by the Joint Trauma System, part of the Defense Health Agency.  This course is intended to provide an intermediate step between the TCCC All Service Members Course (ASM) taught to all enlisted personnel and the advanced life support skills taught to Combat Medics and Corpsman.  The idea is to ensure that in the absence of a combat medic or corpsman, the CLS will be able to replicate some (though not all) of the  techniques for their squad until the patient(s) can be evacuated to definitive care (i.e. an aid station or field hospital) or a medic arrives to take over.   There are several types of learning assets contained in this collection which are arranged by channels. Feel free to make use of these materials for both formal and informal learning. For example, these resources can be used in the following ways:

  • as a stand-alone course or woven into an existing course
  • hip pocket or spontaneous training outside a formal course
  • on the job performance support while in the field 

Trainers should consider referring students to this collection for preview of materials ahead of the course, for use during the course as a training aid, or after the course ends for continuing reference and skills sustainment.

Instructions for Trainers: There are two options for accessing and downloading training materials. Each asset on the channel can be viewed and downloaded individually. In addition, materials can be downloaded as a single zipped file using the Download Course button below. This is a very large file, so allow ample time for download. Materials are offered in digital and print-ready file formats for local use and reproduction. Select files can also be edited to adapt to your Service and unit-specific needs. For questions concerning TCCC training standards or this curriculum, and to provide feedback about training needs/outcomes, contact the Joint Trauma Education and Training Branch (JTET-B) at TCCCCLS@deployedmedicine.com.  

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