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SKU: 85-1764

Type: Casualty Response Kit

Vendor: North American Rescue

Squad Responder Kit

Name: Squad Responder Kit
Brand: North American Rescue
SKU: 85-1764
Price: 939.0 USD
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PRODUCT INFORMATION

North American Rescue · Squad-Level Trauma Platform

Squad Responder Kit

The bag that sits between one IFAK and a medic's ruck: full MARCH coverage with the hemorrhage and chest supplies doubled, so a squad taking two to four casualties is not rationing. Four CoTCCC-recommended device types inside, in a 14 × 14 × 5 in. MultiCam profile that rides flat against a seat or a crew wall. 4 lb 14 oz. SKU 85-1764.

2–4 casualties · 23 line items4 CoTCCC-recommended device typesFull MARCH spanSKU 85-1764

One IFAK treats the person carrying it. This bag exists for the moment after that — when there are three casualties and one person who has to work all of them.

Kit Contents

One configuration, 23 line items, grouped by MARCH phase. Four items carry CoTCCC recommendation and two are provider-scope — read the specification note. Tap a section.

VIEW ▾M — Massive Hemorrhage — doubled for multiple casualties

2× Combat Application Tourniquet (C-A-T®), genuine NAR · CoTCCC-recommended · one per casualty for a limb bleed
2× QuikClot® Combat Gauze® Z-Fold hemostatic dressing · CoTCCC-recommended · kaolin gauze for packing where a tourniquet cannot reach
2× Emergency Trauma Dressing (ETD™), 6 in. · pressure dressing with an integrated bar
2× NAR Compressed Gauze, 4.5 in. × 4.1 yd · plain packing gauze, no hemostatic agent

VIEW ▾A & R — Airway and Respiration — provider-scope items — read the note

2× HyFin® Vent Chest Seal Twin Pack · CoTCCC-recommended · four vented seals in total — entry and exit on two casualties
2× ARS Needle Decompression Device, 14 gauge · CoTCCC-recommended · provider-scope — two allows bilateral decompression
1× Nasopharyngeal airway, 28 Fr · provider-scope airway adjunct

VIEW ▾Burns, Eyes & Splinting — the injuries that follow the bleeding

1× BurnTec® burn dressing, 4 in. × 16 in.
3× Dry sterile burn dressing, triangular, 45 × 45 × 63 in.
4× Fox eye shield with garter · rigid cover for an eye injury — do not pad or press
1× SAM® Splint, universal aluminium, 36 in. × 4.25 in.
1× Elastic bandage, 6 in.
1× Surgical tape roll, 2 in.

VIEW ▾H — Hypothermia, Tools & PPE — warmth, access and documentation

1× Blizzard Survival Blanket · hypothermia prevention — the H of MARCH
4 pr Bear Claw® gloves, large · one pair per casualty
6× Alcohol prep pads
1× Trauma shears, large, 7.25 in.
1× Scissor leash · keeps the shears attached to the bag
1× Model 8 rescue hook · cuts seatbelt, webbing and clothing away from a casualty
1× TORQ tactical flashlight
2× Combat casualty cards · what was done and when — travels with the casualty
2× Permanent markers, large

VIEW ▾The Bag — the platform

1× Squad Responder Bag, MultiCam · 1000D CORDURA® solution-dyed nylon, ITW Nexus hardware, sand- and water-resistant zippers with silent pulls, 14 × 14 × 5 in.

▾Specifications

Squad Responder Kit — specifications

Specification	Detail
Manufacturer	North American Rescue
SKU	85-1764
Line items	23
Casualty capacity	2–4
Dimensions	14 in. L × 14 in. W × 5 in. D
Weight	4 lb 14 oz
Pattern	MultiCam
Bag material	1000D CORDURA® solution-dyed nylon
Hardware	ITW Nexus · sand- and water-resistant zippers · silent pulls
Tourniquets	2 × genuine C-A-T® — CoTCCC-recommended
Hemostatic	2 × Combat Gauze® Z-Fold — CoTCCC-recommended
Chest seals	2 × HyFin® Vent Twin Pack, 4 vented seals — CoTCCC-recommended
Decompression	2 × ARS 14 ga — CoTCCC-recommended, provider-scope
Origin	Made in USA

CoTCCC recommendation applies to four items here: the C-A-T® tourniquets, the Combat Gauze® Z-Fold, the HyFin® Vent chest seals and the ARS needle decompression devices. It does not extend to the ETD dressings, the compressed gauze, the nasopharyngeal airway, the splint, the burn or eye products, the tools or the bag. Read the scope line carefully before this bag is issued. Two of its components — the ARS needle and the nasopharyngeal airway — are provider-scope items. Needle decompression in particular is an invasive procedure, and two devices are supplied because bilateral decompression is a real possibility, not because it is a routine intervention. An organisation buying this kit should be clear which of its people are trained and authorised to use those two items, and should be equally clear that everything else in the bag is usable by a trained combat lifesaver. Capacity is honest but uneven: hemorrhage and chest are doubled for two casualties, while the splint, the blanket, the elastic bandage and the flashlight are single items — with four casualties, those run out first. Nothing on this page is training or medical direction.

▾Who Carries It

Squad and team leaders carrying multi-casualty capability without a medic's load · Combat lifesavers, as a primary CLS platform · Vehicle crews and LE tactical elements, as a squad-level vehicle set that sits flat against a seat or a crew wall · Units bridging the IFAK gap, where one personal kit is not enough and a full aid bag is more than the mission carries.

The doubling is the design. Two tourniquets, two hemostatic dressings, four vented seals and two decompression needles means the second and third casualty do not get whatever is left — which is the situation an IFAK cannot answer and the reason this kit exists. Everything is stowed to be found by feel: silent pulls, a leashed pair of shears, a rescue hook, and casualty cards so the treatment travels with the patient. Airway adjunct and needle decompression require training and scope-of-practice authorisation. These notes are general reference only and are not a substitute for accredited training.

Genuine North American Rescue

Sourced direct from North American Rescue. C-A-T®, HyFin®, ETD™, BurnTec®, Bear Claw® and ARS® are trademarks of North American Rescue; QuikClot® and Combat Gauze® are trademarks of Teleflex; SAM® is a trademark of SAM Medical. CoTCCC recommendation status verified at the component level. Ships from MED-TAC International, Pembroke Pines, FL — clinician-founded, veteran-led, SDVOSB-certified.

SPECS & MEASUREMENTS

Specifications coming soon. Contact us for detailed product information.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Is the Squad Responder Kit CoTCCC-recommended?

The Squad Responder Kit contains multiple CoTCCC-recommended items, including the Combat Application Tourniquet (C-A-T®), QuikClot Combat Gauze® hemostatic dressing, HyFin® Vent chest seals, ARS® needle decompression devices, and nasopharyngeal airway. The Committee on Tactical Combat Casualty Care recommends these specific products for prehospital hemorrhage control and life-threat management. The kit as a whole is assembled to CoTCCC guidelines for treating the leading causes of preventable battlefield death.

How many casualties can the Squad Responder Kit treat?

The kit is designed to treat 2–4 casualties. It includes two C-A-T® tourniquets, two HyFin® Vent Twin Packs (four chest seals total), two ARS® needle decompression devices, two packs of Combat Gauze®, and multiple trauma dressings — providing enough redundancy to manage multiple simultaneous casualties until CASEVAC assets arrive.

How does the Squad Responder Kit compare to the US Army Combat Lifesaver (CLS) Kit?

North American Rescue designed the Squad Responder Kit as a direct improvement on the standard US Army CLS Kit. It uses higher-grade materials (1000D Cordura® nylon with ITW Nexus hardware), incorporates more current CoTCCC-recommended items like HyFin® Vent chest seals and ARS® needle decompression devices, and adds burn management and eye protection capabilities not always present in standard CLS issue. The MultiCam carrier offers better operational camouflage and a more organized compartment layout.

What type of bag does the Squad Responder Kit come in?

The kit is packaged in the NAR Squad Responder Bag in MultiCam pattern only. The bag is constructed from 1000 Denier Cordura® Solution-Dyed Nylon with sand- and water-resistant zippers featuring silent pulls, ITW Nexus hardware, and multiple attachment points. Packed dimensions are 14 × 14 × 5 inches at a total weight of 4 lb 14 oz.

Does the Squad Responder Kit include airway management supplies?

Yes. The kit includes one 28F Nasopharyngeal Airway (NPA) for basic airway management in unconscious or combative patients where a definitive airway is not immediately available. The NPA is a CoTCCC-recommended airway adjunct for Tactical Field Care and Tactical Evacuation Care phases when bag-mask or surgical airway is not indicated or feasible.

Does the Squad Responder Kit include CoTCCC-recommended items?

Yes. The Squad Responder Kit is built around CoTCCC-recommended components. Verify current kit contents in the product listing.

What training is required to use the Squad Responder Kit?

All squad members should complete TCCC All Service Member or Combat Lifesaver training minimum.

How many casualties can the Squad Responder Kit treat?

Verify specific quantities in the current product listing. The kit is designed for multi-casualty response.

What is the NSN or procurement path for the Squad Responder Kit?

Available through MED-TAC International. DoD unit procurement can contact NAR for current NSN and GSA contract vehicle information.

Can the Squad Responder Kit be restocked after use?

Yes. All consumable components are available individually through MED-TAC International. Replace all used items immediately after an incident.

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Is the Squad Responder Kit CoTCCC-recommended?

How many casualties can the Squad Responder Kit treat?

How does the Squad Responder Kit compare to the US Army Combat Lifesaver (CLS) Kit?

What type of bag does the Squad Responder Kit come in?

Does the Squad Responder Kit include airway management supplies?

Does the Squad Responder Kit include CoTCCC-recommended items?

What training is required to use the Squad Responder Kit?

How many casualties can the Squad Responder Kit treat?

What is the NSN or procurement path for the Squad Responder Kit?

Can the Squad Responder Kit be restocked after use?

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