The NAR Medic Trauma Pack (CCRK) is the operational standard for tactical medics, combat paramedics, and special-operations medical personnel who need a single-platform, multi-casualty trauma system. Unlike an individual self-aid IFAK, this is a provider-level pack — airway, hemorrhage, chest, vascular access, and splinting capability to manage several casualties at a scene before evacuation.
When you’re the medic for the whole element and the casualties stack up, does your pack carry enough to treat more than one — airway, chest, and circulation included?
The platform distributes over 1,000 cubic inches on a light frame with contoured padded straps, a sternum strap, and side cinch straps to control load shift on the move. Silent, sand- and water-resistant zippers, base drainage grommets, and MOLLE/PALS compatibility suit sustained field use. A modular pull-bag system lets the provider pre-stage gear by clinical priority and reach a specific bag without unpacking the whole kit — hemorrhage, airway, chest, vascular, and orthopedic capability, each in its place.
Provider scope: This pack carries advanced adjuncts — a King LT-D supraglottic airway, a bag-valve mask, a tactical suction device, ARS needle decompression, NAR saline lock kits, and a traction splint — intended for use by trained medical providers within their scope of practice and protocols. These are advanced interventions; this listing describes capability, not technique, and is not a substitute for accredited training.
Why This Pack
Hemorrhage, airway, chest, vascular access, and splinting in one pack — well beyond individual-IFAK capability.
Two C-A-Ts, six ETDs, two needle-D kits, and four T2 triage tags to manage several patients from the moment it opens.
Modular pull-bags staged by clinical priority — reach the right capability without unpacking the kit.
Contents include CoTCCC-recommended C-A-T Gen 7 tourniquets and ARS needle decompression.
Kit Contents
| Item | Qty | Category |
|---|---|---|
| CCRK Medic Trauma bag | 1 | Platform |
| C-A-T Tourniquet Gen 7 (CoTCCC-recommended) | 2 | Hemorrhage |
| ETD 6 in. Emergency Trauma Dressing | 6 | Hemorrhage |
| Abdominal ETD | 2 | Hemorrhage |
| S-Rolled Gauze (4.5 in. × 4.1 yd) | 4 | Wound Packing |
| ARS Needle Decompression Kit (14G × 3.25 in.) | 2 | Chest |
| Petrolatum Gauze (3 in. × 18 in.) | 2 | Chest / Wound |
| King LT-D Supraglottic Airway | 1 | Airway |
| Nasopharyngeal Airway 28F w/lubricant | 2 | Airway |
| Tactical Suction Device + Cyclone BVM | 1 ea | Airway / Ventilation |
| NAR Saline Lock Kit | 4 | Vascular Access |
| BOA IV Constricting Band | 1 | Vascular Access |
| SAM Splint II | 4 | Orthopedic |
| Tactical Traction Splint (CT-6 / TTS) | 1 | Orthopedic |
| Heat Reflective Shell / Casualty Blanket | 1 | Hypothermia |
| Armadillo Medication Storage Case | 1 | Storage |
| Trauma Shears + Surgical Tape + Sharps Shuttle | set | Tools / Safety |
| Nitrile Gloves + NAR PPE Kit | 5 pr / 2 | PPE |
| Headlamp + Combat Casualty Card | 1 ea | Tools / Reference |
| Triage Card (NAR T2 Tag) | 4 | Triage |
Contents subject to manufacturer change; consult current NAR documentation for the latest manifest.
Who Fields It
A single provider platform for multi-casualty management before evacuation.
Airway, chest, and circulation capability in a mobile pack.
Triage tags and doubled supplies ready from the moment it opens.
Build It Out
Pair with an individual kit and resupply the provider-level core.
Individual IFAKs for each member of the element.
Needle-D, seals, and respiration adjuncts.
Provider packs and aid-bag platforms.
The Pack, Up Close
Hemorrhage, airway, chest, vascular access, and splinting in 1,000+ cubic inches — staged and ready for multiple casualties.
Specifications
| Dimensions (closed) | H 19 × W 19 × D 10 in |
| Capacity | Over 1,000 cubic inches |
| Fully Stocked Weight | 18 lb 1 oz |
| Zippers | Silent, sand- and water-resistant with cord pulls |
| Carry System | Contoured padded straps, sternum strap, side cinch; hydration port; base drainage grommets; MOLLE/PALS |
| Colors / SKUs | Black 80-0070 · Olive Drab 80-0071 · Coyote Tan 80-0072 |
| Manufacturer | North American Rescue |
When to Deploy Medic Trauma Pack (CCRK)
- Tactical medic primary loadout: SWAT and combat medics run the CCRK Medic Trauma Pack as their standard body-worn or carried provider kit — modular pull-bags organized by clinical priority for immediate intervention access.
- Multi-casualty incident response: With doubled trauma supplies and triage cards, the CCRK pack lets a single medic begin managing multiple casualties simultaneously before additional support arrives.
- Vehicle medical platform: Mounted in patrol trucks or APCs, the pack delivers immediate provider-level capability when the medic dismounts — everything from tourniquet to vascular access to traction splint.
- Special operations medical element: SOF medics use the CCRK pack for its full-spectrum airway-through-circulation capability across all MARCH priorities in a single wearable platform.
- EMS tactical integration: Tactical paramedics embedded with law enforcement teams carry the CCRK pack to maintain full ALS-equivalent capability in the field.
Key Contents (NAR SKU: 80-0070/71/72):
- CCRK Medic Trauma Bag (backpack, 1,000+ cu in)
- C-A-T® Tourniquet Gen 7 — CoTCCC-recommended × 2
- ETD 6 in. Emergency Trauma Dressing × 6
- Abdominal ETD × 2
- S-Rolled Gauze × 4
- ARS Needle Decompression Kit × 2
- Petrolatum Gauze × 2
- King LT-D Supraglottic Airway × 1
- NPA 28F with lubricant × 2
- Tactical Suction Device + Cyclone BVM × 1 ea
- NAR Saline Lock Kit × 4
- BOA IV Constricting Band × 1
- SAM Splint II × 4 + Tactical Traction Splint × 1
- Heat Reflective Shell × 1
- Headlamp, trauma shears, triage cards, PPE
Best Practice: Pre-stage the hemorrhage pull-bag as the exterior-most module. Conduct pack orientation with every new medic joining the element — standardizing loading ensures any team member can access any pack under stress.
How Medic Trauma Pack (CCRK) Compares
CCRK Medic Trauma Pack vs. standard Medic Trauma Pack: The CCRK version uses modular pull-bags organized by clinical priority — hemorrhage, airway, chest, vascular, orthopedic — so the provider reaches the right capability without unpacking the whole kit. The standard pack uses a single-compartment or simpler organization. More CCRK options at tactical-medicine.com.
CCRK Medic Pack vs. CCRK Individual Leg Rig: The Individual Leg Rig is a body-worn self- and buddy-aid platform. The CCRK Medic Pack is a backpack-format provider-level kit with full airway, vascular access, splinting, and multi-casualty capacity — intended for trained medics managing others' injuries.
NAR CCRK vs. competitor tactical medic bags: The CCRK system is built to a defined military medical standard with CoTCCC-recommended contents, silent hardware, and field-tested organization. Competitor bags may meet volume and carry requirements without matching the clinical content standard.
CCRK Medic Pack vs. general EMS bag: EMS bags are optimized for civilian ALS protocols. The CCRK Medic Trauma Pack is optimized for the MARCH priorities in tactical and combat environments — hemorrhage first, airway second, breathing third — with the tools military and LE medical programs specify.
Medic Trauma Pack (CCRK) — Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Does the CCRK Medic Trauma Pack contain CoTCCC-recommended items?
A: Yes. The CCRK pack includes CoTCCC-recommended C-A-T® Gen 7 tourniquets and ARS needle decompression kits as part of its standard contents. All users should verify current contents against the NAR product specification sheet.
Q: Is formal training required to use this kit?
A: Yes. The CCRK Medic Trauma Pack contains advanced clinical adjuncts including a supraglottic airway, BVM, vascular access kits, and traction splint. These require formal TCCC, EMT, or equivalent training and appropriate scope of practice.
Q: What is the pack's total capacity and weight when fully loaded?
A: The CCRK Medic Trauma Pack provides over 1,000 cubic inches of capacity. When fully stocked with all contents, the pack weighs approximately 18 lb 1 oz. Dimensions are approximately H 19 × W 19 × D 10 in.
Q: Is this pack available through government contracts?
A: Yes. North American Rescue products including the CCRK line are available through GSA Schedule and DLA/DIBBS contracts. Contact NAR or an authorized distributor for NSN and current contract vehicle information.
Q: Can the pull-bag organization be customized?
A: Yes. The modular pull-bag system uses a removable, standardized format. Medical officers can reconfigure the bags to match unit-specific protocols or mission requirements while maintaining the overall CCRK organizational framework.
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All products sourced direct from North American Rescue. CoTCCC recommendation status verified where applicable. Ships from MED-TAC International, Pembroke Pines, FL — clinician-founded, veteran-led, SDVOSB-certified.
Available Options:
- Black
- Olive Drab
- Coyote Tan
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Width | 19 Inches |
| Length | 19 Inches |
| Height | 10 Inches |
| Weight | 18 Lbs. 1 Oz. |
| Dimensions | 1000 Cubic Inches |
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