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I would challenge you to put together your chest rig with the med gear you think you need, and your aid bag.
Then make a list of the common contents.
Jock up and have someone call off several items that you have to locate and take out of your chest gear. Run a stop watch on your time.
Then repeat the test for the same items in your aid bag/med ruck.
I suspect that the aid bag is a lot faster.
Your patients should appreciate this test.
TR
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De Oppresso Liber 01/20/2025
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