Several effective two-person drags and carries can be used, and which one you utilize will depend on the situation.

Some examples include:

- Two-Person Supporting Carry: a casualty is carried between two rescuers; can be used for conscious and unconscious casualties
- Kit or Arm Drag: allows the rescuers to maintain a “weapons up” posture while executing the drag
- Fore/Aft Carry: both rescuers move forward in unison.

Two-person carries may be useful in situations where drags do not work well and are quicker than most one-person carries, but they cause the rescuers to have a higher silhouette than most drags and are hard to accomplish with the added weight of rescuers' and/or the casualty’s equipment.