Сили спеціальних операцій НАТО тренуються рятувати життя

24 Mar. 2014 -
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Last updated 01-Apr-2014 10:36

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Медики зі складу Сил спеціальних операцій НАТО (ССО) під час п’ятиденного курсу в Центрі медичної евакуації ССО ОЗС НАТО (ACME), розташованому в SHAPE, Бельгія, навчалися надавати допомогу з порятунку життя. Центр оснащений найсучаснішими медичними тренажерами і дозволяє персоналу тренуватися в реалістичних бойових умовах і надавати життєво необхідну допомогу пораненим.

A German Army SOF medic attends to a mannequin with a chest wound at the ACME training facility in February 2014. The ACME serves as research and testing capability, testing SOF-specific medical equipment in a simulated environment.

On 26 February 2014, a German Army SOF medic attends to a mannequin with a chest wound at the Allied Centre for Medical Education (ACME) training facility. (Photo by U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt Andrew Davis)

Повний текст є тільки англійською мовою
http://www.nato.int/cps/en/natolive/news_108261.htm

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- NATO Special Ops train to save lives - Allied Centre for Medical Education (ACME) training facility (located at SHAPE) 28. Feb. 2014 A German Army SOF medic attends to a mannequin with a chest wound at the ACME training facility in February 2014. The ACME serves as research and testing capability, testing SOF-specific medical equipment in a simulated environment.
- NATO Special Ops train to save lives - Allied Centre for Medical Education (ACME) training facility (located at SHAPE) 28. Feb. 2014 A SOF medic attaches a compression bandage to a mannequin during a training exercise.
- NATO Special Ops train to save lives - Allied Centre for Medical Education (ACME) training facility (located at SHAPE) 28. Feb. 2014 A medic oversees the training of fellow soldiers via closed circuit television in the control room at the ACME facility.
- NATO Special Ops train to save lives - Allied Centre for Medical Education (ACME) training facility (located at SHAPE) 28. Feb. 2014 Evaluators and trainers watch as members of the German Army attend to patients during a simulated mass casualty exercise at the ACME facility.
- NATO Special Ops train to save lives - Allied Centre for Medical Education (ACME) training facility (located at SHAPE) 27. Feb. 2014 A SOF medic controls a mannequin via a wireless computer as he watches on a monitor from the control room. The mannequin is a SimMan 3G and is one of many mannequins utilised to make the state-of-the-art facility a realistic combat training environment.
- NATO Special Ops train to save lives - Allied Centre for Medical Education (ACME) training facility (located at SHAPE) 27. Feb. 2014 Medics attempt to stabilise a mannequin prior to a simulated air evacuation.
- NATO Special Ops train to save lives - Allied Centre for Medical Education (ACME) training facility (located at SHAPE) 27. Feb. 2014 A mannequin utilising a state-of-the-art 'cut suit' sits on a gurney. The cut suit simulates a human being with organs and can be cut into multiple times to provide a realistic surgical trainer.
- NATO Special Ops train to save lives - Allied Centre for Medical Education (ACME) training facility (located at SHAPE) 27. Feb. 2014 An NSHQ instructor shows a SOF medic the proper procedure for controlling a mannequin. The SimMan mannequin is capable of speech, heart rate control, respiration and a host of other controls to make it a realistic trainer.

Сили спеціальних операцій НАТО тренуються рятувати життя

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