SKEDCO Armored Vehicle CASEVAC Kit: Rescue Them Now!

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SKEDCO Litter Tie-Down CASEVAC Kit (Armored Vehicle)

Light infantry carries full-size and half-sized SKEDCO rescue mobility devices--not heavy folding stretchers which are connected to vehicle ambulances. When a Light infantry Soldier gets wounded he will be treated by a Combat Life Saver or MOS 68W Combat Aidman (AKA "Medic") to stabilize his condition and be placed inside a SKEDCO plastic tube for immediate evacuation from battle fire effects dangers by dragging.

Afterwards, a helicopter can hoist him in his full-sized SKEDCO to safety.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YbmJAKH6Zrk

But what if the battle situation is not safe for a helicopter to come in? What if its not even safe or the terrain will not allow for a wheeled ambulance with stretchers (MEDEVAC) to reach him?

What we need is an immediate casualty evacuation (CASEVAC) capability using ON-SCENE SKEDCO mobility devices and ANY available armored vehicle; be it M113 Gavins, M2/M3 Bradleys etc. The KISS priciple is utilized in the new SKEDCO Armored Vehicle CASEVAC Kit by supplying 4 litter tie-down straps and 2 new floor plates with tie-down "D" rings to make any floor plate armored vehicle capable of CASEVACing two Soldiers in SKEDCOs INSTANTLY--even during the heat of battle--even by just one Soldier, as this demonstration video shows. NOTE: new quick-release buckle SKEDs now available:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q9kdPax62pY

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• skedco
• armored
• vehicles
• casevac
• medevac
• first
• aid
• combat
• u.s.
• army
• life
• savers
• medics

[niseguy25]

god i wish i ownd a tank like that

[mingleofdeath]

i dont think they would be that slow and it looked like he was taking his time but in real battle he would be hurrying becuase theres others soldiers and he could get killed......

[64CSAR]

batman?

[lestube001]

drag his ass back to the tank.

[piromyanil]

very good

[ironmaiden815]

very good

thanks