How to Give First Aid While TAKING FIRE!

[@iliaitchi]

Agilite spreading the knowledge and saving lives!

[@matthewerwin7806]

King tier content, heaven forbid you ever have to do this in your life.

[@witchdoc5075]

Im glad your SF Paramedic caught that. I was yelling at rhe screen Secure that packing gauze! Lol. Love the izzy for that. Make sure you airplane them out before wrapping that izzy, so when they fold their arms down prior to transport, it gets tighter.

[@levfromagilite283]

Great tip

[@alexdymont2033]

The exercise was so intense! Great work guys

[@zoransuskovic1690]

An excellent demonstration of the use of the MD2 compact trauma kit in a combat environment.Great job Agilite 🤙

[@lonesoldierinsincity7]

*Very educational video, thanks to agilite for making useful & life saving gear for SF combat Soldiers. May God bless the iDF & Israel Amen.* 🇮🇱✡

[@yitzhakmalul]

looks good. few things i would like to add as a combat medic. you might not exactly see where the bleeding is from, so it's always better to take off the clothes first, even if it takes a few seconds. someone else can also check for other bleedings in the meantime. regarding the combat gauze. know that you can't insert it anywhere around the neck. you can mainly against the carotid artery stenosis because you need some force to counter the gauze. after you finish inserting it, let someone else hold it for 3 minutes (with all his power, without choking the patient of course) and then come back and wrap it with first care bandage.

[@Echo_Mike]

best video I've seen a while. we've Been planning a similar one this month. Good work!

[@andraspluhar6456]

I Loved The Way, That The "Wounded" Hero Waved His hand near the end of the video🤭😁😅Love You All Brothers, G-D Bless The Jewish People in the Richest Ways& Keep being strong&happy!😁🥰🎗🥇🏆🎉🎊🇮🇱❤️🙏🏻💪🏻🛠🌎A non-Jew from Hungary

[@davidwhittington7638]

Just a note. After tourniquet on leg, should have used Israeli bandage on leg wound to prevent infection from foreign bodies entering wound. Exposure of the body and additional wound search good. Medics have with them, Triage labels, in different colours and numbers, to prioritise wound care further up the line. Speed is essential in treatment, but perhaps a little less rag doll movement regarding the casualty would be beneficial. TLC done with less haste prevents further injury. Nice to see you placed stress on the person aiding his friend, with live firing. Not a bad start or demonstration, just a little more guidance and practice required. Nice job and thanks to your Israeli guest. Just to clarify, I was a civilian EMT and Military CMT, with experience in both Gulf Wars and Bosnia.

[@hans-wo5lh]

We’ve been practicing this locally for community defense. Great video from those living the nightmare.

[@chrispeterson7413]

Hell yeah! Another banger Agilite great work

[@johnnywalker2609]

Great video. I appreciate the real-life experience and knowledge y’all pass on to us. Stay safe, stay sharp!

[@Unkyactual]

Being a trained medic I love this thing the fast pull system 👌🏾

[@ShaunMatthee-b2u]

Every informative,like what I see,keep up the great work,my prayers with you guys 💪🏾

[@lockemoff-road]

great content, this is how you establish standardization among the team

[@broken_z_boi6205]

Simple and educational. Easy to remember and practice. This content is amazing

[@DavidLipsitz]

So well done! You guys are amazing.

[@vale051]

Training is very good, to become better at what you do. In this case, it is even better that you never, ever need this training in your life. Agilite, as usual, great content and top tier product, MD2

[@boazg787]

Badass af! Very cool video🦂

[@marcgroeblacher6662]

Great video, very informative

[@MACLLC]

Lev, Shai and sir! Exceptional video, beautiful it was unedited with critical evaluation/feedback. 3 minutes of pressure in the sun, in full kit with and a lid on. Pouring sweat, often into eyes/eyewear as you're bent over running treatment with slicked up hands! For your possible consideration, if feasible to flip/pull your shades up and get "naked eye" on "re-inspection" of wounds on the 2nd pass through when leaks are arrested. Unbelievably well done video, using a IFAK MD2 deployment that is a Quantum Leap ahead! God Bless Agilite Dev Team! I want that kit on every belt in arm's reach.

[@levfromagilite283]

Thanks man

[@Bigjohnbklyn]

I’m loving the new IFAK! The best one on the market!

[@robynstamaria738]

That is awesome!

[@EchtDevelopmentGroup]

This is some good shit. Thanks for sharing

[@EstyMakmal]

איזה סרטון מדהים! Very cool video

[@marcoanguiano1607]

Some tips I got from a combat vet in my unit. With chest seals use some duct tape to make a bigger pull tab. In a high stress situation, your motor skills aren’t as good. Staging tourniquets to be ready to use is also huge, not having to put the strap through the small hole can save a lot of time.

[@LizardFrosty]

Great video, thanks

[@vladansirek]

Awesome video Thank You Lev stay safe guys ✌️✌️✌️

[@natalyapolishchuk5445]

Amazing !!!

[@Fenryka]

A great video.

[@geong3963]

7:11 Weapons check right there

[@Mike___Kilo]

Tactical emergency medicine is damn hard, exhausting and dangerous work!

[@noahben-haim1118]

shai just laying there in the debrief. Man was takin 5😂

[@Adamzimmerman-b4k]

Lmao its rough being the patient.

[@warlantactical]

Awesome

[@levfromagilite283]

Hell yeah brothers! Train hard

[@Vasilis_Duros]

Its also paramount to write on the TQ the time of its placement.

[@Adamzimmerman-b4k]

Not arm chair QB. Another thing you could do is put a knee in the groin to help control the bleed while getting the TQ on. If the patient is conscious and able to put pressure on the neck wound until you are able to pack the wound.

[@thehard3894]

״אתה שומע אותי ימניאק ״

[@SINBREAKER24]

It's astounding how far ahead of the curve Agilite is in product development and innovation. keep up the good work!

[@jaymarvel2424]

Not really, other companies have been doing these for years

[@SINBREAKER24]

@@jaymarvel2424 im talking about their products not just this video dumb dumb.

[@erge18]

What I was teached is to put presurre with your knee on the arteria on is leg if he bleeds on the leg till you put the TQ on.

[@joshstetson5936]

🔥🔥🔥

[@DavidaRuben-hf3pe]

This is going on my gear, in my car, and in my bag

[@RahimLadhajuma]

Love this 👌🏼

[@josefwitt9772]

Thanks to Agilite and these guys for a good demonstration. I'm no pro but a little lifesaving knowledge is better than none, and there is almost no feeling on earth worse than being unprepared when you could have easily been prepared. I've felt that in a serious non life-threatening ambulatory situation and had to make do - not a mistake you want to repeat. The ending comments are 100% correct - getting out and doing drills in whatever capacity is useful, and also let's be honest, fun to do. Even running through basic stuff a few times and then doing refreshers WILL help when it counts. All in hopes that the knowledge doesn't have to be put to use.

[@EisenHans-vk8io]

Tank's for video!!!

[@il2202]

I have a question. When I served I learned that you also take away the weapons from the casualty because that person could be confused or hallucinating because of the stress/shock/pain. It’s a safety measure because that person could be a danger to his/her team. Do you guys would also take the weapons away from that wounded person?

[@avrahamschumacher3723]

Yes, we are taught to do so.

[@nickortiz5493]

When ww3 starts and America goes to war ....I definitely will recommend videos like this

[@elianproductions5128]

This dudes are fighting a war and making a youtube video on their free time lmao 🤣🙏🏼

[@Buckaroomedic]

Interesting that the paramedic was using SABCDE and not MARCH.

[@BenBrady-j8p]

Can you get one of the long sleeves they wear under the vests? Particularly the one the guy in the middle is wearing

[@WiAtEr_-7]

There is a reason why SMARCHE exist. After applying TQ you need to check other limbs for further massive hemorrhage and apply TQ or pack the wound. Next one is airways. Lack of oxygen will cause irreversible brain damage after 4 minutes, but patient with massive hemorrhage will lose consciousness after 30 seconds, and bleed out in less than a minute. Think about that. Priorities matter

[@-LeClown]

merci les gars

[@balderlevonhard9547]

This is why IDF need a portable shield in case the wounded fall in a open area.

[@SmallCatHimself]

Good idea.

[@rimedrihen6054]

In open field the only good shield you get is suppressive fire and movement. If movement is not possible, superior firepower.

[@witchdoc5075]

Just another bulky thing to carry. It isn't realistic.

[@SmallCatHimself]

@@witchdoc5075maybe they can use their Negev machine gun to cover them

[@5220267]

A shield may be usefull in CQB (clearing houses and hallways), but it's practically useless in an open area where the danger comes from multiple sides. It's better to keep your rifle down range then walk around with a heavy shield all day.

[@daftpowe2362]

What's your opinion on removing the helmet? In my unit it's mostly adviced not to do it because of the idea that the helmet could be holding the wounded's head together and preventing further impact and trauma during transport

[@Mato90000]

What is that molle layer about fincer pouch?

[@васяпетро-ц8й]

Крайний слева очень похож на Рому Букина из сериала "Счастливы вместе"!

[@utahjohnnymontana3373]

Prayers for you guys and the Israeli people. God willing you won't have to put these things to use. Make the other side do it!

[@christianbenda6489]

I am exited to try the Combat-Medic-side in two weeks while a reserve-lesson. Till now i only have experience in beeing a civil-Firstresponder. Better to be practised and dont need it, as to need it and never practiced before. Be safe.

[@KaarelKyn]

I'm not happy about the TQ they applied. A gen 6 CAT was used on a lower limb, but only one loop is used. It's acceptable when using on upper limb, but not on a lower limb. Otherwise great video!

[@willemvanhooff1951]

You ROCK 🪨 guys 👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻Super video🇮🇱❤️🇮🇱

[@robsinthent]

You don't stage your TQs? Just wondering if you see an advantage to not staging?

[@RedBeardLife]

😎

[@trevoreccles8265]

tourniquet apply time

[@lukesfishpond-gy5ro]

Wow that guy knows his stuff!! Definitely a Israeli special forces soldier 🇮🇱

[@aresemstactical9682]

What happened to PMARCHPP (tac med)? sABCde is like EMS approach. Putting TQ in torso after SAB? What?

[@alia-codm]

With all of this shit u still got beaten by the resistance ❤

[@nickdubov8316]

🤙

[@tommasosantarelli9989]

❤🎉

[@AlessandroMasotti-m6c]

why the ABCDE protocol and not the MARCH protocol?

[@jackm9732]

Looks like the Israeli version

[@lillskit78]

Different acronym same order of assessment (kinda), it's definitely not the classic ABCs the way he explained it. Like too many of us, they're doing this stuff on the reg, and it works for them🫡😎

[@ΣΑΒΒΑΣΚΟΚΤΣΙΔΗΣ]

Hi I have a question And I dont wont to be a smartass just compering info So the istructor used an algorithm SABCDE but this one it doesn't have something about bleeding In a seminar that I was they talked to us about an algorithm XABCDE Where X wad bleeding (wich is the priority as the istructor from this video made clear ) So I ask is it two deferent things or just that you know that the bleeding is the priority so you just remove it from the algorithm Or we can say that the complete one is SXABCDE ?? Thanks for your time

[@MS_249]

I understood that stopp bleeding is included in the "S" for "Security".

[@ΣΑΒΒΑΣΚΟΚΤΣΙΔΗΣ]

@@MS_249 okk I missed that part but makes sense i guess Thankss

[@d1909a]

❤

[@זאבזאב-ש9כ]

"אתה שומע אותי ימאנייק"

[@จิตวิทยา-ฐ6ฃ]

Love idf from bankok

[@Milspec_101]

But MARCH 😅

[@aksprayz6855]

He spoke to him in arabic…..weird…..he called him a “manyiac” which means bastard in arabic.

[@avrahamschumacher3723]

Some slang in modern Hebrew is Arabic, especially curse words. I didn't realize that word was from Arabic. I always thought it was a weird use of the English word, "maniac".

[@Spud500]

Wow, thats intresting, I thought it would be simular to DRSMARCH/MARCH but that's a new one to remember.

[@ghcgxggf8210]

how many kids you killed

[@dukecleve4008]

🇺🇲 🇳🇮

[@nc_mtbmedic1399]

Like the only fans socks 😅

[@achmadaprizaaffandi]

👏👍🤙🇮🇱🕎✡️

[@জানিনা-ভ৫ঞ]

lmao bro still playin dead

[@anthonylim151]

the one skill you hope to never use

[@jancecd8466]

Russians take notes 😂😂😂😂

[@metalmarine8259]

I don't think you guys have to bleep out the names of Israeli SF units. Love you guys, but holy fuck my mind just does not track the Hebrew names for your military stuff.

[@YeboSa]

Its to protect him that his name and pic does not become available to social media.

[@metalmarine8259]

@@YeboSa Oh I know, I'm just saying that I get like Merkava, Namer, Tavor, then everything else might as well be a bleep for all I understand it.

[@therealdeal246]

​@@metalmarine8259 yeah of course.. but think about their Enemies and also their own people. They can easily tell what he's saying because they have access to social media too. And even so.. you can find someone to translate what he said and find out his name which puts him, aswell as his family or friends in danger. You might not understand what he's saying, but others might.. Same as you probably dont understand what im about to say... Wünsche dir einen schönen Tag noch

[@metalmarine8259]

Yeah boys, I get it.

[@DogesBasement]

It is illegal to reveal your membership in special forces, especially publicly

[@YouWontBelieve_]

TCCC Tactic Combat Casualty Care: 1.) Care under fire

[@PraetorianPat]

All my gear is agilite, the best fitting kit I ever wore.

[@timgray8489]

I got a mix of Blue Force, HRT and Agilite and my preference is definitely for Agilite. My carrier, pack is bothe Agilite, belt is BF but I'm gunning for the Agilite belt. Most of my pouches are a mix of companies.

[@yitzyoster1741]

What company pants and combat shirt is that lev?

[@backwoodsbeagle]

Massif. Theyre FR

[@billboland1617]

Great video but switch your treatment algorithm. Bleeding (gross) after security, use of TQ. Most don't have blood products and IV solution does not carry red blood cells and only thins out clotting process. Think watered down kool aid. Femur arterial blood lose you will bleed out and die in 2-3min. Great work re-evaluating pt

[@Tactical_forge_armaments]

Which AR mag placard is that in his plate carrier it doesn’t look like an agility one.