Tactical Rapid Deployment Kit

What trauma injuries does the Tactical Rapid Deployment Kit address?

The TRDK is configured to address the leading causes of preventable tactical death per the CoTCCC MARCH protocol: extremity hemorrhage (2× CAT tourniquets, 4× trauma dressings, 4× hemostatic gauze rolls), tension pneumothorax and open chest wounds (HyFin® Vent Chest Seal Twin Pack), airway compromise (2× nasopharyngeal airways, BVM, tactical suction device), musculoskeletal fractures (2× SAM splints), and ocular blast injury (4× polycarbonate eye shields). Triage cards support multi-patient management in mass-casualty scenarios.

How is the Tactical Rapid Deployment Kit carried?

The TRDK is designed for two carry configurations: belly-bag (worn at the waist around the belt) and bandolier (slung over the shoulder). The large central compartment and multiple exterior attachment points allow the kit to be accessed and restocked in either carry position. At under five pounds fully loaded and 7.75 × 13 × 9 inches closed, it is designed to travel with the medic during foot movement and vehicle operations without requiring it to be removed.

How many casualties can the Tactical Rapid Deployment Kit treat?

With 2 CAT tourniquets, 4 trauma dressings, 4 hemostatic gauze rolls, dual airway adjuncts, and 2 triage cards, the TRDK is realistically configured for two to four casualties depending on injury patterns. The BVM and tactical suction device support respiratory management for one critical airway patient. The inclusion of NAR T2 Tag® triage cards specifically signals the kit's design intent for multi-patient scenarios.

Is this the same kit issued to US military medics?

The Tactical Rapid Deployment Kit uses the same NAR-manufactured consumables — C-A-T tourniquets, HyFin Chest Seals, S-Rolled Gauze, ETD trauma dressings, and NPAs — that are issued across US military medical systems and specified in CoTCCC guidelines. The TRDK format (belly-bag/bandolier carry, large central compartment) is purpose-built for combat medic and TEMS applications rather than individual operator IFAKs.

What colors is the Tactical Rapid Deployment Kit available in?

The TRDK is available in three colorways: Black (SKU MEDTAC0349), Coyote Tan (MEDTAC0350), and Olive Drab (MEDTAC0351). All three colors are standard military and law enforcement camouflage and tactical palette options, covering conventional Army, Marine Corps, and law enforcement unit configurations.

Are the contents of the Tactical Rapid Deployment Kit CoTCCC-recommended?

The kit is configured with CoTCCC-recommended hemorrhage control and MARCH protocol items. Exact contents vary by configuration — visit narescue.com for complete contents by variant and confirm against current CoTCCC Recommended Items list.

What level of training is required to use this kit?

TCCC or TECC training at a minimum, with familiarity in CCP-level treatment. Law enforcement, EMS, and military personnel who have completed TCCC are the primary users.

Is this kit compatible with the Rescue Task Force RTF model?

Yes. The Tactical Rapid Deployment Kit is designed for warm-zone and CCP use consistent with the RTF operational model. Verify contents against your agency RTF SOP.

Is there an NSN for government procurement?

Contact MED-TAC International or North American Rescue for current NSN and CAGE code for government procurement.

What is the difference between the two Tactical Rapid Deployment Kit listings?

Two handles exist in the catalog (tactical-rapid-deployment-kit and tactical-rapid-deployment-kit-1). Configuration details may differ — compare product pages or contact MED-TAC International to confirm which variant meets your agency's requirements.