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FM/G166 · Reports

Sending a Casualty Report (CASREP)

Passages
2
Reading time
1 min
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63
Owned by
Unit Command
Platforms
Every platform
Role cards
27 cards
Published
23 Sep 2026
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What is a casualty report?

A casualty report (CASREP) is a concise, focused communication detailing the status of casualties within an element. This enables leaders and medical units to quickly assess the severity of the situation and allocate resources accordingly.

CASREPs are used in the following scenarios:

  • When a leader needs to know casualty status.
  • To convey the specific extent and severity of wounded personnel.
  • For medical units (ambulances, medevac teams) to understand casualty situations.

Give a structured Casualty Report (CASREP)

When reporting casualties, use the following format:

[number of immediate casualties] immediate

[number of immediate casualties] delayed

[number of immediate casualties] minimal

[number of immediate casualties] KIA

(request medical assistance)

Note the order and wording corresponds with Identify the triage category of a patient FM/BS-188

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