TCCC - Tactical Wounded Care Handbook
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First aid is more than just the box in your car. Tactical medicine is first aid in an emergency. TCCC (EN pronunciation: T - Triple - C) is about caring for the wounded in very special circumstances, deployment or even war. Tactical medicine is also a supplement to the supply chain in areas where the regular rescue service no longer works.
Carsten Dombrowski: The Man behind the book
With this book, Carsten Dombrowski, himself an experienced medic, will help you to correctly classify the terms and to understand TCCC principles more easily. With the help of these basics, the user can and should, above all, deal practically with the many possibilities of tactical medicine.
First aid products from Black Trident
Black Trident already has a range of products for the collection and supply of first aid supplies.
| product | Description |
| STB01 Tourniquet Holder ( HERE ) | Tourniquet holder with (1) additional tubular compartment for holding marking pens, etc. Application hanger for plate carriers, chest rigs & Co |
| STB02 Tourniquet Holder ( HERE ) | Tourniquet holder with (2) additional tubular compartments for holding marking pens, etc. Application Black Trident Range Belt |
| Dream Burrito inner part ( HERE ) | Traume Burrito inner part for holding first aid supplies. Attaches to equipment using Burrito outer cover (recommended!) |
| Trauma Burrito Outer Cover ( HERE ) | Trauma Burrito outer cover for attaching inner part to equipment. Various mounting options |
| IV Sleeve ( HERE ) | Specialized all-in-one solution that significantly improves the process of using infusions |
| Blood Type Patches ( HERE ) |
Velcro blood group patches for TFC kit and other equipment |
| TCCC - Tactical Wounded Care Handbook ( HERE ) | Tactical Wounded Care Manual. Good basis to start the topic |
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