NATO 9 Line
Line 1: Location of Pickup Site (Grid or latitude/longitude)
Line 2: Frequency & Call Sign At Pickup Site Line
3: Number of Patients By Precedence
- Urgent (Non-Surgical)- evacuate within 2 hours
- Urgent-surgical (All Trauma)- need immediate Surgical Care
- Priority– evacuate within 4 hours
- Routine– evacuate within 24 hours
- Convenience– evacuate when possible
Line 4: Special Equip. Req (hoist, ventilator, extraction device)
Line 5: Number of Patients by Type: L+# of litter patents A+# of ambulatory patients
Line 6: Wartime: Security of Pickup Site N- No Enemy Troops P- Possible Enemy Troops in the Area E- Confirmed Enemy Troops in Area (Use Caution) X- Engaged With Enemy Troops (Armed Escort Required)
Line 7: Marking of Pickup Site (Panel, Smoke, Lights-What Color?)
Line 8: Patient Status and Nationality (If Known) A= US/ Coalition Military, Nationality= B= US/ Coalition Force Civilian, Nationality= C= Non Coalition Force Soldier, Nationality= D=Non US/Coalition Civilian, Nationality= E= Enemy Prisoner of War F= High Value Target (Armed Escort Required)
Line 9: WARTIME: NBC Contamination
Glow in the Dark 9 Line MEDEVAC
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