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It is called a rescue drag or a drag and carry. You only do it under the circumstance where leaving an injured person in any area poses a greater threat of imminent danger than any possibly injuries you might aggravate and worsen if you moved that person. For example: A person has a broken neck. You normally would not move that person unless you could do so with great care and support his neck also. Usually requires a litter and more than one person. But lets say enemy tank fire is getting closer and closer to that injured person's position and you are running out of time and you are by yourself. You have to do what you can. Grab his uniform by the collar and drag him out of there as fast as you can anyway necessary.
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What does Freddy kreuger fear?
FIRE....he had been killed by the parent's of his victim's. They torched his house while he was in the basement
Is it legal to shoot a soldier if he betrays his fellow soldiers while under fire?
Not exactly. A soldier can be shot for disobeying a direct order from his superior while under fire.
Which moving method is used to move when there is good concealment and under enemy fire?
high crawl
What actors and actresses appeared in A Victim of Fire Water - 1912?
The cast of A Victim of Fire Water - 1912 includes: Red Wing
What are the release dates for A Victim of Fire Water - 1912?
A Victim of Fire Water - 1912 was released on: USA: 27 March 1912
What is a burn victim?
A burn victim is someone who has received a burn, often in an accident, like a fire. They are a victim of a burn.
Is fire a plasma?
No, fire is not a plasma. Fire is a chemical reaction that produces heat and light, while plasma is a state of matter where atoms are ionized and have free-moving electrons.
While returning fire the rescuer must take immediate action to save?
Care Under Fire situation
How can you determine if a burn victim was alive or deat prior to being burned in a fire?
Determining if a burn victim was alive or dead prior to being burned in a fire can be challenging due to the extensive damage caused by the fire. However, forensic pathologists may look for signs such as soot or smoke in the airways, indicating the victim was alive during the fire. Additionally, they may analyze the distribution of burns on the body to determine if the victim had moved or reacted during the fire.
Who was the only president to come under enemy fire while in office?
Lincoln Lincoln
Can you fly a tank with the flying car cheat in gta?
turn the cannon around so its firing backwards then continuously fire while moving while the cheat code is activated
Which moving method is used to cross over places where concealment is very low or poor as well as under enemy fire or observation?
low crawling
