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SEAL Casualty - Afghanistan “We were also in danger because our position was in an open field (where the firefight had been) and I had to provide security for him and myself. So, I couldn’t afford to turn on any kind of light to examine his wounds. I told him to point to where he felt the pain. He had to sort through his pains.” Read text SEAL Casualty - Afghanistan “He had extreme pain in his knee and where his femur had been shattered as well as a hematoma at the site of the entrance wound (interior and upper left thigh). Finally, he pointed to his exit wound (anterior and upper left thigh). Again, I had no way of telling how much blood he had lost. But I did know that he was nonambulatory.” Read text SEAL Casualty - Afghanistan “So I called C2 again. I gave him the disposition of the patient as well as a request for casevac, a Corpsman, and additional personnel to secure my position and assist in moving the patient to the helicopter. I thought about moving the two of us to some concealment 25 meters away, but we were both really low in a shallow irrigation ditch. I felt safer there than trying to drag or carry a screaming man to concealment.” C2 = Command and Control
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