Tactical Combat Casualty Care - TCCC - DoD Committee on TCCC

26/05/2025

Memorial Day is a day of names—names we remember, names we carry, and names that never made it home. They were teammates, friends, mentors… patients. Some we knew well. Others we only met in those final moments when everything else fades except doing what we could.

We honor them not just with flags or silence, but with action—by getting better at what we do. Every protocol we improve, every second we save, every life we help protect in combat medicine—that’s how we carry their legacy.

Today we remember them. And tomorrow, we get back to work—because the mission continues, and they deserve nothing less.

14/04/2025

Check out the 1st Quarter Journal Watch for TCCC and En Route Combat Casualty Care.

https://deployedmedicine.allogy.net/learner/collections/31/contents/4408

03/01/2025

Dr. Frank Butler Receives Presidential Citizens Medal for Groundbreaking Contributions to Trauma Care.

We are immensely proud to announce that Dr. Frank K. Butler, Jr., former Chair of the Committee on Tactical Combat Casualty Care (CoTCCC), has been awarded the Presidential Citizens Medal by President Joe Biden. This prestigious honor recognizes Dr. Butler's groundbreaking contributions to battlefield trauma care, notably his pivotal role in developing Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) protocols that have saved countless lives in both military and civilian settings.

Dr. Butler's dedication to advancing trauma care has revolutionized emergency medical responses worldwide. His leadership in the CoTCCC and his commitment to training and equipping service members with life-saving tools have set new standards in prehospital care.

Please join us in congratulating Dr. Butler on this well-deserved recognition. His unwavering commitment to saving lives continues to inspire us all.

Read more about Dr. Butler's achievements here: https://news.usuhs.edu/2025/01/dr-frank-butler-receives-presidential.html?fbclid=IwY2xjawHk6w9leHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHQpm1roBYHUmNlKuCGsUcCvAhAPXzECOFNNsNVN9ZzkDtDYRWOnOnnHALQ_aem_OfZ352Vcv-T8kCX_LxXbUg

29/07/2024

Journal Watch 2024 for Tactical & En Route Combat Casualty Care

Check out the 2nd Quarter TCCC and En Route Combat Casualty Care Journal Watch for the publishing months of April to June 2024. (1st Quarter also available)

https://deployedmedicine.allogy.net/learner/collections/31/contents/3908

A continuous review of medical literature allows us to keep pace with evidence-based medicine and provide the best guidelines and best practices in tactical combat casualty care.

Posting of articles does not imply agreement or disagreement with the contents nor constitute a change in TCCC or ERCCC practices.

Links are provided to respective publications for further reading and research. Additional log-in requirements may be required at various websites. The JTS and Deployed Medicine does not provide downloadable articles or free access to journal sites. Access may be acquired through service medical departments/commands or medical agencies/organizations.

Always find the latest TCCC training and education material on the Deployed Medicine mobile app or at www.deployedmedicine.com/tccc.

18/06/2024

Big News!
We're excited to announce the release of our Prolonged Casualty Care (PCC) content on Deployed Medicine! This new resource is designed specifically for those responsible for providing PCC training and developing PCC courses. Our collection provides the essential tools and minimum standards needed to deliver effective, life-saving care in PCC situations.
What's included in the release:
- Training Development Guide: step-by-step guide to help you create and implement high-quality PCC Training Programs to train like you are preparing to fight
- Learning Objectives
- Skill Instructions
- Skill Assessments
- Worksheets
- Quick Reference “Drug Cards”
- PCC Guidelines
- PCC Position and Consensus Statement
- Corresponding Clinical Practice Guidelines
- Videos
Explore our PCC collection and elevate your training programs today!
https://deployedmedicine.allogy.net/learner/collections/257

09/03/2024

Lessons Learned by the 75th Ranger Regiment during Twenty Years of Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC). Download the article from the Army University Press website.

Military Review March-April 2024

01/03/2024

New TCCC Curricula implemented abroad.

Always find the latest about TCCC on the Deployed Medicine website and mobile app.

Two Sailors from Naval Medical Forces Atlantic (NMFL) joined other commands in the Hampton Roads area to attend a “Trainer the Trainer” Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) Tier 3 pilot course on board Naval Support Activity (NSA) Hampton Roads – Portsmouth Annex, Jan. 26.

16/02/2024

The complete TCCC and En Route Care Journal Watch of 2023 available on the Deployed Medicine website and mobile app.

www.deployedmedicine.com

15/02/2024

Tactical Combat Casualty Care Guidelines for 2024 available on the Deployed Medicine website and mobile app.

www.deployedmedicine.com

07/07/2023

There are a lot of myths and facts about Tourniquets in TCCC. Know what is true. Get your TCCC facts at www.deployedmedicine.com

14/06/2023

JEMX taking TCCC, DCR, MWD, FWB, CCATT training to the next level.

The Joint Emergency Medicine Exercise 2023, hosted by the Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center, concluded on Friday.

11/05/2023

Check out the recently published Consensus Statement by the CoTCCC and Prolonged Casualty Care Working Group.

"...but first, Tactical Combat Casualty Care."
Tactical Combat Casualty Care is foundational to Prolonged Casualty Care

https://deployedmedicine.com/market/31/content/3263