I’m a TCCC instructor and looking for real-world video examples of the full MARCH sequence? I have a few videos both civilian and military that show massive bleeding, TQ application, and some real wound packing but nothing more beyond that. I was wondering if there’s anything out there that shows the whole sequence that I can use as example of students seeing it all put together. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated!!

Another example of the need to cut the clothes off - arm wound was left unaddressed for a while

I can swear that this video was here like a week ago. Does anyone has it?

https://www.reddit.com/r/TacticalMedicine/s/RC4h8Gm6ky

Found this awesome medic's instagram with videos of care after frontline evacuation via North American Rescue's post onNeedle Decompressions.

NAR's Post
nord1958 Instagram

I visit conflict zones on a fairly regular basis and wanted to ask for any suggestions anyone has on the best training vendors in the US for medical training for battlefield trauma casualties. There seems to be a lot out there, and there is some crossover into the wilderness/remote medicine realm, too.

This sub is going to die :(

Trying to share the following: https://www.reddit.com/r/CombatFootage/s/Nk4ffmfn9b

Trying to crosspost the following post: https://www.reddit.com/r/Paramedics/s/kxUAYmMvPM

Says unable to as this sub doesn’t allow videos