{"id":3697,"date":"2025-07-05T07:41:28","date_gmt":"2025-07-05T05:41:28","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/operativefaehigkeiten.de\/tactical-casualty-care-the-human-simulator-combat-carl-tecc-tccc\/"},"modified":"2025-07-05T07:41:28","modified_gmt":"2025-07-05T05:41:28","slug":"tactical-casualty-care-the-human-simulator-combat-carl-tecc-tccc","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/operativefaehigkeiten.de\/en\/tactical-casualty-care-the-human-simulator-combat-carl-tecc-tccc\/","title":{"rendered":"Tactical casualty care – The Human Simulator Combat Carl – TECC & TCCC"},"content":{"rendered":"\n
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Combat Carl
Human Simulator for tactical medicine
TCCC & TECC<\/p>\n

This life-size simulator (183cm) weighs 60-80 kg (optionally) and has movable limbs. Various injuries can be attached to the simulator to simulate a wide variety of wounds\/injuries.<\/p>\n

First aid measures such as supraglottic airway management, relief puncture (Monaldi), chest drainage (B\u00fclau), FAST1 (sternum), EZ IO (humerus and tibia) and the application of tourniquets are possible, the dummy is robust and can be used for practicing evacuation from the danger zone.<\/p>\n

Three included deep wounds can be attached to 7 locations and connected to an optional bleeding module, allowing for wound-packing practice.<\/p>\n

A loudspeaker built into the head of the simulator makes it possible to either speak directly from the simulator or play back previously recorded speech or sounds.<\/p>\n

In addition, some individual options are possible on customer request.<\/p>\n

Just write if you have any questions or come by the AirMeG Store and have a look at the Combat Carl.<\/p>\n

The Airborne Medical Group is the exclusive distributor in Germany
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Combat Carl
\nHuman Simulator for tactical medicine
\nTCCC & TECC<\/p>\n

This life-size simulator (183cm) weighs 60-80 kg (optionally) and has movable limbs. Various injuries can be attached to the simulator to simulate a wide variety of wounds\/injuries.<\/p>\n

First aid measures such as supraglottic airway management, relief puncture (Monaldi), chest drainage (B\u00fclau), FAST1 (sternum), EZ IO (humerus and tibia) and the application of tourniquets are possible, the dummy is robust and can be used for practicing evacuation from the danger zone.<\/p>\n

Three included deep wounds can be attached to 7 locations and connected to an optional bleeding module, allowing for wound-packing practice.<\/p>\n

A loudspeaker built into the head of the simulator makes it possible to either speak directly from the simulator or play back previously recorded speech or sounds.<\/p>\n

In addition, some individual options are possible on customer request.<\/p>\n

Just write if you have any questions or come by the AirMeG Store and have a look at the Combat Carl.<\/p>\n

The Airborne Medical Group is the exclusive distributor in Germany
\nhttps:\/\/airborne-medical-group.com\/product\/combat-carl-simulator-care-and-evacuation-simulator\/<\/p>\n

Instagram:
\nhttps:\/\/www.instagram.com\/airbornemedicalgroup\/?hl=de
\n\u2014<\/p>\n

https:\/\/www.holsterwerk.de
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\nGuardians League Germany
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