You should now be able to identify the basic equipment usually found in individual kits, or JFAKs, Combat Lifesaver kits, Combat Medic/Corpsman aid bags, and CPP kits, understanding that the needs of the CPP can vary from person to person. Likewise, you should be able to describe how the various kits support TCCC delivery following the MARCH PAWS treatment approach.

Knowing what to pack can be difficult even for the most experienced medical provider. Historical data can help you understand what to take and how much. Ensure the integrity of your supplies is intact before deploying and resupply kits, as needed.

Remember all your assets, such as additional military forces that will help you carry supplies and vehicles being used (both vehicles of opportunity and pre-set medical vehicles such as ambulances). It is vital to know your equipment, so you must train with the supplies you will use before deployment.