Place Casualty Onto Litter Using the Modified Two-Man Fore-and-Aft Carry. One bearer kneels behind the casualty’s head and slips his arms under the casualty’s arms and across his chest; …

If a litter cannot be used (no time, no materials) and another person is available to help carry the casualty, use an appropriate two-man manual carry to move the casualty. If a standard litter is …

Aug 14, 2008 · Two-man, hand as a litter

A modified two-man manual carry (usually a modified two-man arms carry or a modified two-man fore-and-aft carry) is used to place the casualty onto the litter. Normally, four soldiers are used …

A casualty is usually placed on a litter using the modified two-man arms carry or modified two-man fore-and-aft carry. Normally, four soldiers are used to transport the litter. The litter team, …

If a litter cannot be used (insufficient time and/or insufficient materials available) and another person is available to help carry the casualty, use an appropriate two-man manual carry to …

Litter bearers are usually teams made up of two to four members, but many hands make for light work. Each litter team has a leader who gives commands to coordinate carrying patients safely …

If only two bearers are available, use a modified two- man arms carry (paragraph 3-22), a modified two-man fore-and-aft carry (paragraph 3-23), or the two-hand seat carry (paragraph 2 …

May 6, 2020 · If litters or time is not available, evacuate the casualty using a two-man manual carry. If only one person can be spared to evacuate the casualty, use a one-man manual carry …

(1) The bearer at the casualty's left shoulder (bearer three) switches his litter handle from his right hand to his left hand, steps between the litter handles, and grasps the litter handle held by …