The CMC should always be ready to receive casualties in an area that provides adequate cover so that lifesaving interventions can be performed. If possible, communicate with the first responder and casualty about the MOI and what treatment has been rendered.

Always reassess lifesaving interventions that were conducted in CUF or TFC using the MARCH PAWS algorithm. If a first responder is available, direct them to assist with exposing and treating the casualty. First responders can also help to prepare medical equipment, pre-stage litters, and document basic information.

Ensure that you document all findings and treatments on a DD Form 1380 TCCC Casualty Card and attach it to the casualty.