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FM/BG-1515 · v1.01

Medical capability distribution and augmentation

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FM/BG-1515
Kind
Guide
Version
v1.01 8mos ago
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220
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As its document
Published by
Cpl Ross 18 Feb 2026
Last material change
v1.00 Initial Version

Medical capability distribution and augmentation

Medical capability beyond baseline policy is scaled to operational size, expected casualties, and available support.

At platoon and company level, distributing blood-capable medics across squads reduces time to advanced care and prevents over-reliance on a single medic if elements become separated or sustain multiple casualties.

Combat Life Savers (CLS) and Combat Medics provide depth by sustaining casualties until advanced treatment is available, increasing resilience within each squad.

When a CMT/MERT element is present on the ORBAT, ground medical posture shifts to stabilisation and handover. Limiting blood-capable medics on the ground reduces exposure while CLS personnel maintain immediate care capability until transfer.