LANGLEY AFB, Va., Oct. 9 -- The U.S. Air Force Air Combat Command issued the following press release:
As medics transported simulated casualties onboard a C-146A Wolfhound over Hurlburt Field on Aug. 5, another critical part of the mission moved with them: information. Medical teams tracked casualties, synchronized personnel accountability, and communicated movement requirements through command-and-control channels across air, ground and water, integrating functions often trained separately.The flight was part of five days of distributed patient movement training for medics assigned to the 31st Combat Air Base Squadron from Hurlburt Field and Nellis Air Force Base, Aug. 3-7. Together, they synchronized casualty care, accountability, commun...