May 3, 2025 • 69 mins
Knowing how to call up a medivac is crucial in war. Papers and cheat sheets can be lost or destroyed easily on the battlefield, and wasting time searching for them burns up critical time that could be spent saving your battle buddy's life. Be better than the average soldier and have your 9-Line memorized.
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Welcome to the Board Questions podcast, where you can study for
your promotion board or Soldier of the Month board while you
drive, do chores, or play video games.
Today we're going over memorizing the nine line medevac
request. We will focus more on mnemonic
devices and repetition to memorize the nine line and its
brevity codes and focus less on learning what a nine line is.
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We will learn some helpful phrases to memorize everything
in the 1st 13 minutes, then repeat it twice from 13 minutes
to 21 minutes, and then we'll simply repeat the lines and
codes over and over for the restof the hour so you can skip to
whatever part of the episode will help you best.
Let's get started to remember the order of the lines.
Remember the mnemonic Low. Flying pilots eat tacos.
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Some might nibble nachos. Let's start with low.
What is line 1? Line 1 is location, location of
pickup site. There are no brevity codes for
line one. Simply give the 8 digit grid
coordinates of where you will bepicked up, not where you
currently are. Next is low flying flying.
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What is line 2? Line 2 is frequency, frequency
and call sign. Your frequency and call sign
should be determined before the mission.
Next is low flying pilots. Pilots.
What is line three? Line 3 is precedence number of
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patients by precedence. There are 4 brevity codes for
line three. Line 3A is urgent, meaning they
may lose life, limb, or eyesightwithin two hours without
intervention. Line 3B is urgent surgical,
which means they may lose life, limb, or eyesight without
surgery within two hours. Line 3C is priority, meaning
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they may lose life, limb, or eyesight within 4 hours.
Line 3D is routine, meaning theymay lose life, limb, or eyesight
within 24 hours without intervention.
Line 3E is convenience which means the patient should be fine
with the tactical field care they received and don't need
life saving measures. Next is low flying pilots eat
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eat. What is line four?
Line 4 is equipment. There are 4 brevity codes for
line four. First is line 4A which means
none to remember. Line 4A think all good, no
equipment needed. Line 4A all good, no equipment
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needed. Line 4B is for a hoist which
will let the bird pick up the patient while hovering.
This is useful if you are in thick woods and the bird can't
land to remember. Line 4B think bird can't land.
Line 4B bird can't land. Line 4C stands for extraction
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equipment. You've likely heard of the Jaws
of Life, which are used to pry open destroyed vehicles that
people are trapped in. That's the extraction equipment
we're talking about. If your casualty is cocooned in
a vehicle, you call up Charlie. To remember line 4C, think
cocooned in car line 4C Cocoonedin car Line 4D stands for
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Ventilator. It helps people breathe, like
the suit that Darth Vader wears to help him breathe that gives
him that influential breathing sound.
To remember line 4D, think DarthVader line 4D.
Darth Vader next is low flying pilots eat tacos.
Tacos. What is line 5?
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Line 5 is type number of patients by type.
By type they mean what type of transport from the pickup site
to the bird. In other words, can the dude
walk? There are only two brevity codes
for line 5, but they don't go inalphabetical order like the
previous lines. The two types of transport are
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litter and ambulatory. A litter is a military stretcher
that someone who can't walk can be placed on and carried.
If they need one of those, you need to give the brevity code
Lima for litter. If they can walk, they can self
ambulate. A fancier word for walking
without help. Think of how an ambulance can
drive around without help. The brevity code for ambulatory
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is alpha. Those 5 lines are the most
important to memorize, as those are the five you need to read
before the medevac or case vac can start flying to you.
If you don't have this memorized, it's recommended that
you laminate a paper with these codes on it, not just the lines.
You need to have the brevity codes down as well.
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Everything else can be read later.
So not having lines 6 through 9 down solid are significantly
less likely going to cause you to lose a battle buddy.
Wartime lines 6 through 9 can beremembered with the mnemonic Sum
Might Nibble Nachos. However, both the first and last
lines of the second part of the nine line change during
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peacetime. Line 6 and lines 9 are
completely different during peace, as we don't have to worry
about leaking sensitive info to an enemy that will use that to
attack the bird when it lands. To remember which line switch,
think of the number 69. I will not explain why that
number is significant. Ask your battle buddies.
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Some might nibble nachos. Let's start with some What is
wartime line 6? Wartime line 6 is security.
Security of the pickup site. Essentially, are there enemies
in the area that might shoot down the bird?
There are 4 brevity codes, and they aren't in alphabetical
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order. The 1st is November for no
troops in the area. November means no.
Next is Papa, which means possible enemy troops in the
area. Use this if you have engaged the
enemy but you believe that you've eliminated them all.
They might still have friends out there.
Papa means possible. Next is Echo, which means enemy
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troops in the area they enemy got away, or you've seen other
enemies in the general area thatare far enough away that they
may or may not cause a problem. Echo means enemy, X-ray means
armed escort required. This is the worst one.
There are enemies nearby, not just in the general area.
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The landing zone is unsecured and the bird will be shot at if
we can't take out these enemies first.
X-ray means the enemy is presentand needs to be taken out.
Remember that 6 is part of 69, so it has a peacetime variation.
In peacetime there is no enemy, so peacetime line 6 is
different. What is peacetime line 6?
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Peacetime line 6 is type of wounded.
The peacetime lines can be spoken in simple English as we
don't have to worry about the enemy listening and exploiting
our vulnerability. So simply tell the person what
happened to the casualty. Next is some might might.
What is line line 7? Line 7 is marking method.
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Method of marking pickup sight. In other words, what are you
going to use to signal your location to the pilot once they
get close enough to see you? There are 5 brevity codes for
line 7. Line 7A means panels.
Panels are bright tarps that areeasy to see from the air.
In order to see them from the air, you have to align them so
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they can easily see them from the air.
Align them so the bright side istowards the bird.
To remember. Line 7A, think align the panels.
Line 7A align the panels. Next is line 7B which stands for
pyrotechnics. These are used at night when
panels, smoke or other methods would be difficult to see.
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Fire burns bright at night and is easy to see to remember.
Line 7B think burn bright. Line 7B burn bright.
Next is line 7C, which is smoke signals.
These smoke grenades create a colored cloud column that can be
seen easily during the daytime. To remember line 7C, think
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colored cloud columns, line 7C colored cloud columns.
Next line is line 7D, which is none.
If you don't have any signaling equipment or the enemy is close
enough, they might exploit your signals.
You can use line 7D. To remember line 7D, think don't
look at me, just land line 7D don't look at me Last is line
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7E, which is other. It's everything else you might
use, like arranging tree branches or rocks in an arrow to
your location. To remember line 7E think
everything else. Line 7E everything else.
It's important to note that no matter what you do, you don't
say over the radio what color orshape signal you are going to
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use until the bird is nearby andasks for it.
If the enemy hears your color, they might pop the same color at
a nearby location and lead your medevac or case vac into an
ambush. Next is some might nibble
nibble. What is line 8?
Line 8 is nationality, patient nationality and status.
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In other words, is the casualty one of our battle buddies a
civilian or an enemy POW? First is line 8A, which is an
American troop. To remember line 8A, think
armored American. Line 8A is armored American.
Line 8B stands for American Civilian to remember.
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Think of helping out your littlebrother.
Not quite an equal but still oneof you to remember.
Line 8B think brother. Line 8B is brother.
Line 8C is non American friendlymilitary.
They are our allies, not our enemy, but not our battle
buddies. They combined their forces to
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ours to complete the mission. To remember line 8C think
combined to complete the mission.
Line 8C is combined to complete.Line 8D is non-us civilian.
This is anyone else who is not the enemy.
There are lots of different civilians that can become
casualties, from allied civilians to civilians that are
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sympathetic to the enemy, to tourists just looking to
vacation. This pool of people is diverse
and they all have different reasons for being there to
remember. Line 8D think different and
diverse. Line 8D is different and
diverse. Line 8E is enemy POW to
remember. Line 8E think enemy.
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Line 8E is enemy. Next is some might nibble
nachos. Nachos.
What is wartime line 9? Wartime line 9 is NBC
contamination. NBC stands for Nuclear,
Biological, and Chemical Contamination.
If there is no contamination present, you can skip this line
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entirely, making it an 8 line, though no one calls it that.
The brevity codes are just the first letter of the three types
of contamination, so it's easy to remember.
November is nuclear, Bravo is biological, Charlie is chemical.
Remember that 6 is part of 69, so it has a peacetime variation.
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In peacetime, there is no enemy,so peacetime line 6 is
different. What is peacetime line 9?
Peacetime line 9 is terrain description.
In plain English, simply describe what the pickup site
looks like. Is it an open field?
Is it a clearing South of a bendin the river?
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Is it a ridgeline? That's it.
We've gone over all nine lines. Let's retouch each of the
helpful mnemonics to help us remember.
Low flying pilots eat tacos. Low line 1 is location of the
pickup site as an 8 digit grid coordinate.
Low flying line 2 is frequency and call sign.
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Low flying pilots pilots Line 3 is precedence.
Line 3A is urgent within two hours.
Line 3B is urgent surgical within two hours.
Line 3C is priority within 4 hours.
Line 3D is routine within 24 hours.
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Low flying pilots eat eat. Line 4 is equipment.
Line 4A is none. Remember.
Alpha stands for all good, no equipment needed.
Line 4B is hoist. Remember Bravo stands for Bird
Can't land. Line 4C is extractor.
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Remember Charlie stands for cocooned in car.
Line 4D is ventilator. Remember Delta stands for Darth
Vader. Low flying pilots eat tacos.
Tacos. Line 5 is type Can they walk?
Lima stands for litter, Alpha stands for Ambulatory.
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These are the five you need to get a bird in the air.
Next is some might nibble Nachos. 69 is different in
peacetime. Some line 6 is security line.
November 6th means no enemy line6P which means potential enemies
in general area. Line 6E means enemy in general
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area. Line 6 X-ray means enemies
nearby. Since 6 is in 69, it has a
peacetime variant. Peacetime 6 is type of injury.
Some might might. Line 7 is marking method.
Method of marking the pickup site.
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Line 7A is panels. Remember alpha stands for align
the panels. Line 7B is pyrotechnics.
Remember Bravo stands for burn bright.
Line 7C stands for smoke signals.
Remember Charlie stands for colored cloud Column.
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Line 7D means none. Remember Delta stands for Don't
look at Me. Line 7E means other.
Remember Echo stands for everything else.
Some might nibble. Nibble.
Line 8 is nationality, patient nationality and status.
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Line 8A is U.S. military. Remember Alpha stands for
Armored American. Line 8B is US civilian.
Remember Bravo stands for LittleBrother.
Line 8C is non-us military. Remember Charlie stands for
combined to complete the mission.
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Line 8D is non-us civilian. Remember Delta stands for
different and diverse. Line 8E stands for enemy
military. Remember Echo stands for enemy,
Some might nibble nachos nachos.Line 9 is NBC contamination,
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November is nuclear, Bravo is biological, and Charlie is
chemical. Since 9:00 is in 69, Nine has a
peacetime variant which is description of terrain where the
bird will land. Let's go over it once again.
Low flying pilots eat tacos. Low line 1 is location of the
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pickup site as an 8 digit grid coordinate.
Low flying Line 2 is frequency and call sign.
Low flying pilots pilots. Line 3 is precedence.
Line 3A is urgent within two hours.
Line 3B is urgent surgical within two hours.
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Line 3C is priority within 4 hours.
Line 3D is routine within 24 hours.
Low flying pilots eat eat. Line 4 is equipment.
Line 4A is none. Remember Alpha stands for all
good, no equipment needed. Line 4B is hoist.
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Remember Bravo stands for Bird Can't land.
Line 4C is extractor. Remember Charlie stands for
cocooned in car. Line 4D is ventilator.
Remember Delta stands for Darth Vader.
Low flying pilots eat tacos. Tacos line 5 is type Can they
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walk? Lima stands for litter.
Alpha stands for ambulatory. These are the five you need to
get a bird in the air. Next is some might nibble.
Nachos 69 is different in peacetime.
Some line 6 is security line. November 6th means no enemy line
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6P which means potential enemiesin general area.
Line 6E means enemy in general area.
Line 6 X-ray means enemies nearby.
Since 6 is in 69, it has a peacetime variant.
Peacetime 6 is type of injury. Some might might.
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Line 7 is marking method, methodof marking the pickup site.
Line 7A is panels. Remember Alpha stands for align
the panels. Line 7B is pyrotechnics.
Remember Bravo stands for burn bright.
Line 7C stands for smoke signals.
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Remember Charlie stands for colored cloud column.
Line 7D means none. Remember, Delta stands for Don't
Look at Me. Line 7E means other.
Remember Echo stands for everything else.
Some might nibble. Nibble.
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Line 8 is nationality, patient nationality, and status.
Line 8A is U.S. military. Remember Alpha stands for
Armored American. Line 8B is US civilian.
Remember Bravo stands for LittleBrother.
Line 8C is non-us military. Remember Charlie stands for
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Combine to complete the mission.Line 8D is non-us civilian.
Remember Delta stands for different and diverse line. 8E
stands for enemy military. Remember Echo stands for enemy.
Some might nibble nachos nachos.Line 9 is NBC contamination.
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November is nuclear, Bravo is biological, and Charlie is
chemical. Since 9:00 is in 69, Nine has a
peacetime variant, which is description of terrain where the
bird will land. Now we'll repeat the lines
without the mnemonics to see if you've got it.
Line one location of the pickup site.
Line 2 frequency and call sign. Line 3 Patients by precedence.
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Line 3A urgent two hours. Line 3B urgent surgical 2 hours.
Line 3C Priority within 4 hours.Line 3D Routine within 24 hours.
Line 3E convenience. Line 4, equipment needed.
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Line 4A none. Line 4B hoist.
Line 4C extraction equipment. Line 4D ventilator.
Line 5 patients by type. Line 5A ambulatory.
Line 5L litter wartime. Line 6 security of the pickup
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site. Line.
November 6th no enemy. Line 6P Potential enemy area.
Line 6E Enemy in area. Line 6 X-ray enemy near armed
escort needed. Line 6 Peacetime description of
the injuries. Line 7 Method of marking pickup
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site. Line 7A panels.
Line 7B pyrotechnics. Line 7C smoke.
Line 7D None. Line 7 Echo other Line 8
nationality Line 8A U.S. military Line 8B US civilian
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Line 8C non-us military. Line 8D non-us civilian Line 8E
Enemy military wartime Line 9 NBC contamination line November
9th nuclear Line 9B biological Line 9C chemical, peacetime.
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Line 9 Description of pickup site.
Line one, Location of the pickupsite.
Line 2 Frequency and call sign. Line 3 Patients by precedence.
Line 3A Urgent two hours. Line 3B Urgent surgical 2 hours.
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Line 3C Priority within 4 hours.Line 3D Routine within 24 hours.
Line 3E convenience. Line 4 equipment needed.
Line 4A none. Line 4B Hoist.
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Line 4C extraction equipment. Line 4D ventilator.
Line 5 patients by type. Line 5A ambulatory.
Line 5L litter wartime. Line 6, security of the pickup
site. Line.
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November 6th no enemy. Line 6P potential enemy area.
Line 6E Enemy in area. Line 6 X-ray Enemy near armed
escort needed. Line 6 Peacetime description of
the injuries. Line 7 Method of marking pickup
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site. Line 7A Panels.
Line 7B pyrotechnics. Line 7C Smoke.
Line 7D None. Line 7E Other.
Line 8 Nationality Line 8A U.S. military.
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Line 8B US civilian Line 8C non-us military.
Line 8D non-us civilian Line 8E Enemy Military Wartime Line 9
NBC Contamination Line. November 9th nuclear.
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Line 9B Biological Line 9C Chemical peacetime.
Line 9, Description of pickup site.
Line one. Location of the pickup site.
Line 2 Frequency and call sign. Line 3 Patients by precedence.
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Line 3A urgent two hours. Line 3B Urgent Surgical 2 hours.
Line 3C Priority within 4 hours.Line 3D Routine within 24 hours.
Line 3E convenience. Line 4 equipment needed.
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Line 4A none. Line 4B hoist.
Line 4C extraction equipment. Line 4D ventilator.
Line 5 patients by type. Line 5A ambulatory.
Line 5L litter wartime. Line 6, security of the pickup
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site. Line.
November 6th no enemy. Line 6P potential enemy area.
Line 6E enemy in area. Line 6 X-ray enemy near armed
escort needed. Line 6 Peacetime description of
the injuries. Line 7 Method of marking pickup
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site. Line 7A Panels.
Line 7B pyrotechnics. Line 7C Smoke.
Line 7D None. Line 7E Other.
Line 8 Nationality. Line 8A U.S.
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Military Line 8B US civilian Line 8C non-us.
Military Line 8D non-us. Civilian Line 8E Enemy military
wartime Line 9. NBC contamination line November
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9th Nuclear Line 9B. Biological Line 9C Chemical
peacetime Line 9. Description of pickup site Line
one. Location of the pickup site.
Line 2. Frequency and call sign.
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Line 3. Patients by precedence.
Line 3A urgent two hours. Line 3B urgent surgical 2 hours.
Line 3C Priority within 4 hours.Line 3D Routine within 24 hours.
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Line 3E Convenience. Line 4 Equipment needed.
Line 4A None. Line 4B hoist.
Line 4C Extraction equipment. Line 4D ventilator.
Line 5 patients by type. Line 5A ambulatory.
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Line 5L litter wartime. Line 6, Security of the pickup
site. Line November 6th no enemy.
Line 6P potential enemy area. Line 6E enemy in area.
Line 6 X-ray, enemy near armed escort needed.
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Line 6. Peacetime description of the
injuries. Line 7.
Method of marking pickup site. Line 7A Panels.
Line 7B Pyrotechnics. Line 7C Smoke Line 7D None.
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Line 7E Other. Line 8 Nationality.
Line 8A U.S. military. Line 8B US civilian Line 8C
non-us military Line 8D non-us civilian Line 8E Enemy military
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wartime Line 9. NBC contamination line November
9th nuclear Line 9B Biological Line 9C chemical peacetime Line
9. Description of pickup sight Line
1. Location of the pickup site Line
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2 Frequency and call sign. Line 3 Patients by precedence
Line 3A urgent two hours. Line 3B Urgent surgical 2 hours.
Line 3C Priority within 4 hours.Line 3D Routine within 24 hours.
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Line 3E Convenience. Line 4 Equipment needed.
Line 4A None. Line 4B hoist.
Line 4C Extraction equipment. Line 4D ventilator.
Line 5 Patience by type. Line 5A Ambulatory.
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Line 5L litter wartime. Line 6.
Security of the pickup site. Line November 6th No enemy.
Line 6P Potential enemy area. Line 6E Enemy in area.
Line 6 X-ray enemy near armed escort needed.
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Line 6. Peacetime description of the
injuries. Line 7.
Method of marking Pickup site Line 7A Panels Line 7B
Pyrotechnics Line 7C Smoke Line 7D None Line 7E Other Line 8
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Nationality line 8A U.S. military line 8B US civilian
line 8C non-us military line 8D non-us civilian line 8E Enemy
military wartime line 9 NBC contamination line November 9th
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Nuclear line 9B, Biological line9C Chemical peacetime line 9.
Description of pickup site Line one Location of the pickup site.
Line 2, Frequency and call sign.Line 3 Patients by precedence.
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Line 3A urgent two hours. Line 3B Urgent surgical 2 hours.
Line 3C Priority within 4 hours.Line 3D Routine within 24 hours.
Line 3E Convenience. Line 4.
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Equipment needed Line 4A None. Line 4B Hoist Line 4C Extraction
equipment Line 4D Ventilator Line 5 Patients by type.
Line 5A Ambulatory Line 5L Litter Wartime Line 6.
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Security of the pickup site line.
November 6th No enemy. Line 6P Potential Enemy area.
Line 6E. Enemy in area line 6 X-ray.
Enemy near armed escort needed. Line 6.
Peacetime description of the injuries.
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Line 7. Method of marking pickup site.
Line 7A panels. Line 7B.
Pyrotechnics Line 7C, Smoke Line7D None Line 7E Other Line 8.
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Nationality Line 8A. U.S. military Line 8B.
US civilian Line 8C non-us. Military Line 8D non-us Civilian
Line 8E. Enemy military wartime line 9.
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NBC contamination line November 9th.
Nuclear line 9B. Biological line 9C.
Chemical peacetime line 9. Description of pickup site line
one. Location of the pickup site,
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line 2. Frequency and call sign line 3.
Patients by precedence Line 3A Urgent two hours.
Line 3B Urgent surgical 2 hours Line 3C Priority within 4 hours.
Line 3D Routine within 24 hours.Line 3E Convenience.
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Line 4 Equipment needed. Line 4A none.
Line 4B hoist. Line 4C extraction equipment.
Line 4D ventilator. Line 5 patients by type.
Line 5A ambulatory. Line 5L litter wartime.
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Line 6 security of the pickup site.
Line. November 6th no enemy.
Line 6P Potential enemy area. Line 6E Enemy in area.
Line 6 X-ray enemy near armed escort needed.
Line 6 Peacetime description of the injuries.
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Line 7 Method of marking pickup site.
Line 7A panels. Line 7B pyrotechnics.
Line 7C smoke. Line 7D None.
Line 7 Echo other Line 8 nationality Line 8A U.S.
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military Line 8B US civilian Line 8C non-us military.
Line 8D non-us civilian Line 8E Enemy military wartime Line 9
NBC contamination line November 9th nuclear Line 9B biological
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Line 9C chemical, peacetime. Line 9 Description of pickup
site. Line one, Location of the pickup
site. Line 2 Frequency and call sign.
Line 3 Patients by precedence. Line 3A Urgent two hours.
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Line 3B Urgent surgical 2 hours.Line 3C Priority within 4 hours.
Line 3D Routine within 24 hours.Line 3E convenience.
Line 4 equipment needed. Line 4A none.
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Line 4B Hoist. Line 4C extraction equipment.
Line 4D ventilator. Line 5 patients by type.
Line 5A ambulatory. Line 5L litter wartime.
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Line 6, security of the pickup site.
Line. November 6th no enemy.
Line 6P potential enemy area. Line 6E Enemy in area.
Line 6 X-ray Enemy near armed escort needed.
Line 6 Peacetime description of the injuries.
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Line 7 Method of marking pickup site.
Line 7A Panels. Line 7B pyrotechnics.
Line 7C Smoke. Line 7D None.
Line 7E Other. Line 8 Nationality Line 8A U.S.
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military. Line 8B US civilian Line 8C
non-us military. Line 8D non-us civilian Line 8E
Enemy Military Wartime Line 9 NBC Contamination Line.
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November 9th nuclear. Line 9B Biological Line 9C
Chemical peacetime. Line 9, Description of pickup
site. Line one.
Location of the pickup site. Line 2 Frequency and call sign.
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Line 3 Patients by precedence. Line 3A urgent two hours.
Line 3B Urgent Surgical 2 hours.Line 3C Priority within 4 hours.
Line 3D Routine within 24 hours.Line 3E convenience.
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Line 4 equipment needed. Line 4A none.
Line 4B hoist. Line 4C extraction equipment.
Line 4D ventilator. Line 5 patients by type.
Line 5A ambulatory. Line 5L litter wartime.
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Line 6, security of the pickup site.
Line. November 6th no enemy.
Line 6P potential enemy area. Line 6E enemy in area.
Line 6 X-ray enemy near armed escort needed.
Line 6 Peacetime description of the injuries.
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Line 7 Method of marking pickup site.
Line 7A Panels. Line 7B pyrotechnics.
Line 7C Smoke. Line 7D None.
Line 7E Other. Line 8 Nationality.
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Line 8A U.S. Military Line 8B US civilian
Line 8C non-us. Military Line 8D non-us.
Civilian Line 8E Enemy military wartime Line 9.
NBC contamination line November 9th Nuclear Line 9B.
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Biological Line 9C Chemical peacetime Line 9.
Description of pickup site Line one.
Location of the pickup site. Line 2.
Frequency and call sign. Line 3.
Patients by precedence. Line 3A urgent two hours.
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Line 3B urgent surgical 2 hours.Line 3C Priority within 4 hours.
Line 3D Routine within 24 hours.Line 3E Convenience.
Line 4 Equipment needed. Line 4A None.
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Line 4B hoist. Line 4C Extraction equipment.
Line 4D ventilator. Line 5 patients by type.
Line 5A ambulatory. Line 5L litter wartime.
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Line 6, Security of the pickup site.
Line November 6th no enemy. Line 6P potential enemy area.
Line 6E enemy in area. Line 6 X-ray, enemy near armed
escort needed. Line 6.
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Peacetime description of the injuries.
Line 7. Method of marking pickup site.
Line 7A Panels. Line 7B Pyrotechnics.
Line 7C Smoke Line 7D None. Line 7E Other.
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Line 8 Nationality. Line 8A U.S. military.
Line 8B US civilian Line 8C non-us military Line 8D non-us
civilian Line 8E Enemy military wartime Line 9.
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NBC contamination line November 9th nuclear Line 9B Biological
Line 9C chemical peacetime Line 9.
Description of pickup sight Line1.
Location of the pickup site Line2 Frequency and call sign.
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Line 3 Patients by precedence Line 3A urgent two hours.
Line 3B Urgent surgical 2 hours.Line 3C Priority within 4 hours.
Line 3D Routine within 24 hours.Line 3E Convenience.
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Line 4 Equipment needed. Line 4A None.
Line 4B hoist. Line 4C Extraction equipment.
Line 4D ventilator Line 5 patients by type.
Line 5A Ambulatory. Line 5L litter wartime.
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Line 6. Security of the pickup site.
Line November 6th No enemy. Line 6P Potential enemy area.
Line 6E Enemy in area. Line 6 X-ray enemy near armed
escort needed. Line 6.
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Peacetime description of the injuries.
Line 7. Method of marking Pickup site
Line 7A Panels Line 7B Pyrotechnics Line 7C Smoke Line
7D None Line 7E Other Line 8 Nationality line 8A U.S.
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military line 8B US civilian line 8C non-us military line 8D
non-us civilian line 8E Enemy military wartime line 9 NBC
contamination line November 9th Nuclear line 9B, Biological line
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9C Chemical peacetime line 9. Description of pickup site Line
one Location of the pickup site.Line 2, Frequency and call sign.
Line 3 Patients by precedence. Line 3A urgent two hours.
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Line 3B Urgent surgical 2 hours.Line 3C Priority within 4 hours.
Line 3D Routine within 24 hours.Line 3E Convenience.
Line 4. Equipment needed Line 4A None.
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Line 4B Hoist Line 4C Extractionequipment Line 4D Ventilator
Line 5 Patients by type. Line 5A Ambulatory Line 5L
Litter Wartime Line 6. Security of the pickup site
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line. November 6th No enemy.
Line 6P Potential Enemy area. Line 6E.
Enemy in area line 6 X-ray. Enemy near armed escort needed.
Line 6. Peacetime description of the
injuries. Line 7.
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Method of marking pickup site. Line 7A panels.
Line 7B. Pyrotechnics Line 7C, Smoke Line
7D None Line 7E Other Line 8. Nationality Line 8A.
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U.S. military Line 8B. US civilian Line 8C non-us.
Military Line 8D non-us CivilianLine 8E.
Enemy military wartime line 9. NBC contamination line November
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9th. Nuclear line 9B.
Biological line 9C. Chemical peacetime line 9.
Description of pickup site line one.
Location of the pickup site, line 2.
Frequency and call sign line 3. Patients by precedence Line 3A
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Urgent two hours. Line 3B Urgent surgical 2 hours
Line 3C Priority within 4 hours.Line 3D Routine within 24 hours.
Line 3E Convenience. Line 4 Equipment needed.
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Line 4A none. Line 4B hoist.
Line 4C extraction equipment. Line 4D ventilator.
Line 5 patients by type. Line 5A ambulatory.
Line 5L litter wartime. Line 6 security of the pickup
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site. Line.
November 6th no enemy. Line 6P Potential enemy area.
Line 6E Enemy in area. Line 6 X-ray enemy near armed
escort needed. Line 6 Peacetime description of
the injuries. Line 7 Method of marking pickup
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site. Line 7A panels.
Line 7B pyrotechnics. Line 7C smoke.
Line 7D None. Line 7 Echo other Line 8
nationality Line 8A U.S. military Line 8B US civilian
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Line 8C non-us military. Line 8D non-us civilian Line 8E
Enemy military wartime Line 9 NBC contamination line November
9th nuclear Line 9B biological Line 9C chemical, peacetime.
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Line 9 Description of pickup site.
Line one, Location of the pickupsite.
Line 2 Frequency and call sign. Line 3 Patients by precedence.
Line 3A Urgent two hours. Line 3B Urgent surgical 2 hours.
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Line 3C Priority within 4 hours.Line 3D Routine within 24 hours.
Line 3E convenience. Line 4 equipment needed.
Line 4A none. Line 4B Hoist.
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Line 4C extraction equipment. Line 4D ventilator.
Line 5 patients by type. Line 5A ambulatory.
Line 5L litter wartime. Line 6, security of the pickup
site. Line.
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November 6th no enemy. Line 6P potential enemy area.
Line 6E Enemy in area. Line 6 X-ray Enemy near armed
escort needed. Line 6 Peacetime description of
the injuries. Line 7 Method of marking pickup
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site. Line 7A Panels.
Line 7B pyrotechnics. Line 7C Smoke.
Line 7D None. Line 7E Other.
Line 8 Nationality Line 8A U.S. military.
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Line 8B US civilian Line 8C non-us military.
Line 8D non-us civilian Line 8E Enemy Military Wartime Line 9
NBC Contamination Line. November 9th nuclear.
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Line 9B Biological Line 9C Chemical peacetime.
Line 9, Description of pickup site.
Line one. Location of the pickup site.
Line 2 Frequency and call sign. Line 3 Patients by precedence.
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Line 3A urgent two hours. Line 3B Urgent Surgical 2 hours.
Line 3C Priority within 4 hours.Line 3D Routine within 24 hours.
Line 3E convenience Line 4 Equipment needed.
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Line 4A None. Line 4B hoist Line 4C Extraction
equipment. Line 4D Ventilator.
Line 5 patients by type. Line 5A ambulatory.
Line 5L litter wartime. Line 6, security of the pickup
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site. Line.
November 6th no enemy. Line 6P potential enemy area.
Line 6E enemy in area. Line 6 X-ray enemy near armed
escort needed. Line 6 Peacetime description of
the injuries. Line 7 Method of marking pickup
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site. Line 7A Panels.
Line 7B pyrotechnics. Line 7C Smoke.
Line 7D None. Line 7E Other.
Line 8 Nationality. Line 8A U.S.
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Military Line 8B US civilian Line 8C non-us.
Military Line 8D non-us. Civilian Line 8E Enemy military
wartime Line 9. NBC contamination line November
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9th Nuclear Line 9B. Biological Line 9C Chemical
peacetime Line 9. Description of pickup site Line
one. Location of the pickup site.
Line 2. Frequency and call sign.
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Line 3. Patients by precedence.
Line 3A urgent two hours. Line 3B urgent surgical 2 hours.
Line 3C Priority within 4 hours.Line 3D Routine within 24 hours.
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Line 3E Convenience. Line 4 Equipment needed.
Line 4A None. Line 4B hoist.
Line 4C Extraction equipment. Line 4D ventilator.
Line 5 patients by type. Line 5A ambulatory.
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Line 5L litter wartime. Line 6, Security of the pickup
site. Line November 6th no enemy.
Line 6P potential enemy area. Line 6E enemy in area.
Line 6 X-ray, enemy near armed escort needed.
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Line 6. Peacetime description of the
injuries. Line 7.
Method of marking pickup site. Line 7A Panels.
Line 7B Pyrotechnics. Line 7C Smoke Line 7D None.
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Line 7E Other. Line 8 Nationality.
Line 8A U.S. military. Line 8B US civilian Line 8C
non-us military Line 8D non-us civilian Line 8E Enemy military
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wartime Line 9. NBC contamination line November
9th nuclear Line 9B Biological Line 9C chemical peacetime Line
9. Description of pickup site Line
1. Location of the pickup site.
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Line 2. Frequency and call sign.
Line 3. Patients by precedence Line 3A
urgent two hours. Line 3B urgent surgical 2 hours
Line 3C Priority within 4 hours.Line 3D Routine within 24 hours.
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Line 3E Convenience. Line 4 Equipment needed.
Line 4A None. Line 4B hoist.
Line 4C Extraction equipment. Line 4D ventilator.
Line 5 Patience by type. Line 5A Ambulatory.
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Line 5L litter wartime. Line 6.
Security of the pickup site. Line November 6th No enemy.
Line 6P Potential enemy area. Line 6E Enemy in area.
Line 6 X-ray enemy near armed escort needed.
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Line 6. Peacetime description of the
injuries. Line 7.
Method of marking Pickup site Line 7A Panels Line 7B
Pyrotechnics Line 7C Smoke Line 7D None Line 7E Other Line 8
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Nationality line 8A U.S. military line 8B US civilian
line 8C non-us military line 8D non-us civilian line 8E Enemy
military wartime line 9 NBC contamination line November 9th
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Nuclear line 9B, Biological line9C Chemical peacetime line 9.
Description of pickup site line one Location of the pickup site.
Line 2, Frequency and call sign.Line 3, patients by precedence.
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Line 3A urgent two hours. Line 3B urgent surgical 2 hours.
Line 3C priority within 4 hours.Line 3D Routine within 24 hours.
Line 3E convenience. Line 4 Equipment needed.
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Line 4A None. Line 4B Hoist Line 4C Extraction
equipment. Line 4D Ventilator Line 5,
Patients by type. Line 5A Ambulatory Line 5L
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litter wartime. Line 6 Security of the pickup
site. Line.
November 6th No enemy. Line 6P Potential enemy area.
Line 6E Enemy in area. Line 6 X-ray, enemy near armed
escort needed. Line 6 Peacetime description of
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the injuries. Line 7, Method of marking pickup
site. Line 7A panels.
Line 7B Pyrotechnics. Line 7C Smoke.
Line 7D None. Line 7E Other.
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Line 8 nationality. Line 8A U.S. military.
Line 8B US civilian Line 8C non-us military.
Line 8D non-us civilian. Line 8E Enemy military wartime
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Line 9, NBC contamination Line November 9th Nuclear Line 9B
Biological Line 9C chemical peacetime.
Line 9. Description of pickup site.
Line one Location of the pickup site.
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Line 2, Frequency and call sign.Line 3 Patients by precedence.
Line 3A urgent two hours. Line 3B urgent surgical 2 hours.
Line 3C Priority within 4 hours.Line 3D Routine within 24 hours.
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Line 3E convenience. Line 4, equipment needed.
Line 4A none. Line 4B hoist.
Line 4C extraction equipment. Line 4D ventilator.
Line 5 patients by type. Line 5A ambulatory.
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Line 5L litter wartime. Line 6 security of the pickup
site. Line.
November 6th no enemy. Line 6P Potential enemy area.
Line 6E Enemy in area. Line 6 X-ray enemy near armed
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escort needed. Line 6 Peacetime description of
the injuries. Line 7 Method of marking pickup
site. Line 7A panels.
Line 7B pyrotechnics. Line 7C smoke.
Line 7D None. Line 7 Echo other Line 8
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nationality Line 8A U.S. military Line 8B US civilian
Line 8C non-us military. Line 8D non-us civilian Line 8E
Enemy military wartime Line 9 NBC contamination line November
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9th nuclear Line 9B biological Line 9C chemical, peacetime.
Line 9 Description of pickup site.
Line one, Location of the pickupsite.
Line 2 Frequency and call sign. Line 3 Patients by precedence.
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Line 3A Urgent two hours. Line 3B Urgent surgical 2 hours.
Line 3C Priority within 4 hours.Line 3D Routine within 24 hours.
Line 3E convenience. Line 4 equipment needed.
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Line 4A none. Line 4B Hoist.
Line 4C extraction equipment. Line 4D ventilator.
Line 5 patients by type. Line 5A ambulatory.
Line 5L litter wartime. Line 6, security of the pickup
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site. Line.
November 6th no enemy. Line 6P potential enemy area.
Line 6E Enemy in area. Line 6 X-ray Enemy near armed
escort needed. Line 6 Peacetime description of
the injuries. Line 7 Method of marking pickup
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site. Line 7A Panels.
Line 7B pyrotechnics. Line 7C Smoke.
Line 7D None. Line 7E Other.
Line 8 Nationality Line 8A U.S. military.
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Line 8B US civilian Line 8C non-us military.
Line 8D non-us civilian Line 8E Enemy Military Wartime Line 9
NBC Contamination Line. November 9th nuclear.
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Line 9B Biological Line 9C Chemical peacetime.
Line 9, Description of pickup site.
Line one. Location of the pickup site.
Line 2 Frequency and call sign. Line 3 Patients by precedence.
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Line 3A urgent two hours. Line 3B Urgent Surgical 2 hours.
Line 3C Priority within 4 hours.Line 3D Routine within 24 hours.
Line 3E convenience. Line 4 equipment needed.
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Line 4A none. Line 4B hoist.
Line 4C extraction equipment. Line 4D ventilator.
Line 5 patients by type. Line 5A ambulatory.
Line 5L litter wartime. Line 6, security of the pickup
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site. Line.
November 6th no enemy. Line 6P potential enemy area.
Line 6E enemy in area. Line 6 X-ray enemy near armed
escort needed. Line 6 Peacetime description of
the injuries. Line 7 Method of marking pickup
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site. Line 7A Panels.
Line 7B pyrotechnics. Line 7C Smoke.
Line 7D None. Line 7E Other.
Line 8 Nationality. Line 8A U.S.
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Military Line 8B. US civilian Line 8C.
Non-us. Military Line 8D non-us.
Civilian Line 8E. Enemy military wartime Line 9.
NBC contamination line November 9th.
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Nuclear Line 9B. Biological Line 9C chemical
peacetime line 9. Description of pickup site.
That's it for today's episode. Thanks for studying with the
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Board questions for TC 4 to 2.1.
Welcome to the Board Questions podcast, where you can study for
your promotion board or Soldier of the Month board while you
drive, do chores, or play video games.
Today we're going over memorizing the nine line medevac
request. We will focus more on mnemonic
devices and repetition to memorize the nine line and its
brevity codes and focus less on learning what a nine line is.
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We will learn some helpful phrases to memorize everything
in the 1st 13 minutes, then repeat it twice from 13 minutes
to 21 minutes, and then we'll simply repeat the lines and
codes over and over for the restof the hour so you can skip to
whatever part of the episode will help you best.
Let's get started to remember the order of the lines.
Remember the mnemonic Low. Flying pilots eat tacos.
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Some might nibble nachos. Let's start with low.
What is line 1? Line 1 is location, location of
pickup site. There are no brevity codes for
line one. Simply give the 8 digit grid
coordinates of where you will bepicked up, not where you
currently are. Next is low flying flying.
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What is line 2? Line 2 is frequency, frequency
and call sign. Your frequency and call sign
should be determined before the mission.
Next is low flying pilots. Pilots.
What is line three? Line 3 is precedence number of
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patients by precedence. There are 4 brevity codes for
line three. Line 3A is urgent, meaning they
may lose life, limb, or eyesightwithin two hours without
intervention. Line 3B is urgent surgical,
which means they may lose life, limb, or eyesight without
surgery within two hours. Line 3C is priority, meaning
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they may lose life, limb, or eyesight within 4 hours.
Line 3D is routine, meaning theymay lose life, limb, or eyesight
within 24 hours without intervention.
Line 3E is convenience which means the patient should be fine
with the tactical field care they received and don't need
life saving measures. Next is low flying pilots eat
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eat. What is line four?
Line 4 is equipment. There are 4 brevity codes for
line four. First is line 4A which means
none to remember. Line 4A think all good, no
equipment needed. Line 4A all good, no equipment
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needed. Line 4B is for a hoist which
will let the bird pick up the patient while hovering.
This is useful if you are in thick woods and the bird can't
land to remember. Line 4B think bird can't land.
Line 4B bird can't land. Line 4C stands for extraction
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equipment. You've likely heard of the Jaws
of Life, which are used to pry open destroyed vehicles that
people are trapped in. That's the extraction equipment
we're talking about. If your casualty is cocooned in
a vehicle, you call up Charlie. To remember line 4C, think
cocooned in car line 4C Cocoonedin car Line 4D stands for
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Ventilator. It helps people breathe, like
the suit that Darth Vader wears to help him breathe that gives
him that influential breathing sound.
To remember line 4D, think DarthVader line 4D.
Darth Vader next is low flying pilots eat tacos.
Tacos. What is line 5?
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Line 5 is type number of patients by type.
By type they mean what type of transport from the pickup site
to the bird. In other words, can the dude
walk? There are only two brevity codes
for line 5, but they don't go inalphabetical order like the
previous lines. The two types of transport are
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litter and ambulatory. A litter is a military stretcher
that someone who can't walk can be placed on and carried.
If they need one of those, you need to give the brevity code
Lima for litter. If they can walk, they can self
ambulate. A fancier word for walking
without help. Think of how an ambulance can
drive around without help. The brevity code for ambulatory
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is alpha. Those 5 lines are the most
important to memorize, as those are the five you need to read
before the medevac or case vac can start flying to you.
If you don't have this memorized, it's recommended that
you laminate a paper with these codes on it, not just the lines.
You need to have the brevity codes down as well.
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Everything else can be read later.
So not having lines 6 through 9 down solid are significantly
less likely going to cause you to lose a battle buddy.
Wartime lines 6 through 9 can beremembered with the mnemonic Sum
Might Nibble Nachos. However, both the first and last
lines of the second part of the nine line change during
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peacetime. Line 6 and lines 9 are
completely different during peace, as we don't have to worry
about leaking sensitive info to an enemy that will use that to
attack the bird when it lands. To remember which line switch,
think of the number 69. I will not explain why that
number is significant. Ask your battle buddies.
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Some might nibble nachos. Let's start with some What is
wartime line 6? Wartime line 6 is security.
Security of the pickup site. Essentially, are there enemies
in the area that might shoot down the bird?
There are 4 brevity codes, and they aren't in alphabetical
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order. The 1st is November for no
troops in the area. November means no.
Next is Papa, which means possible enemy troops in the
area. Use this if you have engaged the
enemy but you believe that you've eliminated them all.
They might still have friends out there.
Papa means possible. Next is Echo, which means enemy
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troops in the area they enemy got away, or you've seen other
enemies in the general area thatare far enough away that they
may or may not cause a problem. Echo means enemy, X-ray means
armed escort required. This is the worst one.
There are enemies nearby, not just in the general area.
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The landing zone is unsecured and the bird will be shot at if
we can't take out these enemies first.
X-ray means the enemy is presentand needs to be taken out.
Remember that 6 is part of 69, so it has a peacetime variation.
In peacetime there is no enemy, so peacetime line 6 is
different. What is peacetime line 6?
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Peacetime line 6 is type of wounded.
The peacetime lines can be spoken in simple English as we
don't have to worry about the enemy listening and exploiting
our vulnerability. So simply tell the person what
happened to the casualty. Next is some might might.
What is line line 7? Line 7 is marking method.
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Method of marking pickup sight. In other words, what are you
going to use to signal your location to the pilot once they
get close enough to see you? There are 5 brevity codes for
line 7. Line 7A means panels.
Panels are bright tarps that areeasy to see from the air.
In order to see them from the air, you have to align them so
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they can easily see them from the air.
Align them so the bright side istowards the bird.
To remember. Line 7A, think align the panels.
Line 7A align the panels. Next is line 7B which stands for
pyrotechnics. These are used at night when
panels, smoke or other methods would be difficult to see.
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Fire burns bright at night and is easy to see to remember.
Line 7B think burn bright. Line 7B burn bright.
Next is line 7C, which is smoke signals.
These smoke grenades create a colored cloud column that can be
seen easily during the daytime. To remember line 7C, think
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colored cloud columns, line 7C colored cloud columns.
Next line is line 7D, which is none.
If you don't have any signaling equipment or the enemy is close
enough, they might exploit your signals.
You can use line 7D. To remember line 7D, think don't
look at me, just land line 7D don't look at me Last is line
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7E, which is other. It's everything else you might
use, like arranging tree branches or rocks in an arrow to
your location. To remember line 7E think
everything else. Line 7E everything else.
It's important to note that no matter what you do, you don't
say over the radio what color orshape signal you are going to
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use until the bird is nearby andasks for it.
If the enemy hears your color, they might pop the same color at
a nearby location and lead your medevac or case vac into an
ambush. Next is some might nibble
nibble. What is line 8?
Line 8 is nationality, patient nationality and status.
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In other words, is the casualty one of our battle buddies a
civilian or an enemy POW? First is line 8A, which is an
American troop. To remember line 8A, think
armored American. Line 8A is armored American.
Line 8B stands for American Civilian to remember.
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Think of helping out your littlebrother.
Not quite an equal but still oneof you to remember.
Line 8B think brother. Line 8B is brother.
Line 8C is non American friendlymilitary.
They are our allies, not our enemy, but not our battle
buddies. They combined their forces to
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ours to complete the mission. To remember line 8C think
combined to complete the mission.
Line 8C is combined to complete.Line 8D is non-us civilian.
This is anyone else who is not the enemy.
There are lots of different civilians that can become
casualties, from allied civilians to civilians that are
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sympathetic to the enemy, to tourists just looking to
vacation. This pool of people is diverse
and they all have different reasons for being there to
remember. Line 8D think different and
diverse. Line 8D is different and
diverse. Line 8E is enemy POW to
remember. Line 8E think enemy.
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Line 8E is enemy. Next is some might nibble
nachos. Nachos.
What is wartime line 9? Wartime line 9 is NBC
contamination. NBC stands for Nuclear,
Biological, and Chemical Contamination.
If there is no contamination present, you can skip this line
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entirely, making it an 8 line, though no one calls it that.
The brevity codes are just the first letter of the three types
of contamination, so it's easy to remember.
November is nuclear, Bravo is biological, Charlie is chemical.
Remember that 6 is part of 69, so it has a peacetime variation.
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In peacetime, there is no enemy,so peacetime line 6 is
different. What is peacetime line 9?
Peacetime line 9 is terrain description.
In plain English, simply describe what the pickup site
looks like. Is it an open field?
Is it a clearing South of a bendin the river?
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Is it a ridgeline? That's it.
We've gone over all nine lines. Let's retouch each of the
helpful mnemonics to help us remember.
Low flying pilots eat tacos. Low line 1 is location of the
pickup site as an 8 digit grid coordinate.
Low flying line 2 is frequency and call sign.
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Low flying pilots pilots Line 3 is precedence.
Line 3A is urgent within two hours.
Line 3B is urgent surgical within two hours.
Line 3C is priority within 4 hours.
Line 3D is routine within 24 hours.
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Low flying pilots eat eat. Line 4 is equipment.
Line 4A is none. Remember.
Alpha stands for all good, no equipment needed.
Line 4B is hoist. Remember Bravo stands for Bird
Can't land. Line 4C is extractor.
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Remember Charlie stands for cocooned in car.
Line 4D is ventilator. Remember Delta stands for Darth
Vader. Low flying pilots eat tacos.
Tacos. Line 5 is type Can they walk?
Lima stands for litter, Alpha stands for Ambulatory.
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These are the five you need to get a bird in the air.
Next is some might nibble Nachos. 69 is different in
peacetime. Some line 6 is security line.
November 6th means no enemy line6P which means potential enemies
in general area. Line 6E means enemy in general
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area. Line 6 X-ray means enemies
nearby. Since 6 is in 69, it has a
peacetime variant. Peacetime 6 is type of injury.
Some might might. Line 7 is marking method.
Method of marking the pickup site.
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Line 7A is panels. Remember alpha stands for align
the panels. Line 7B is pyrotechnics.
Remember Bravo stands for burn bright.
Line 7C stands for smoke signals.
Remember Charlie stands for colored cloud Column.
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Line 7D means none. Remember Delta stands for Don't
look at Me. Line 7E means other.
Remember Echo stands for everything else.
Some might nibble. Nibble.
Line 8 is nationality, patient nationality and status.
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Line 8A is U.S. military. Remember Alpha stands for
Armored American. Line 8B is US civilian.
Remember Bravo stands for LittleBrother.
Line 8C is non-us military. Remember Charlie stands for
combined to complete the mission.
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Line 8D is non-us civilian. Remember Delta stands for
different and diverse. Line 8E stands for enemy
military. Remember Echo stands for enemy,
Some might nibble nachos nachos.Line 9 is NBC contamination,
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November is nuclear, Bravo is biological, and Charlie is
chemical. Since 9:00 is in 69, Nine has a
peacetime variant which is description of terrain where the
bird will land. Let's go over it once again.
Low flying pilots eat tacos. Low line 1 is location of the
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pickup site as an 8 digit grid coordinate.
Low flying Line 2 is frequency and call sign.
Low flying pilots pilots. Line 3 is precedence.
Line 3A is urgent within two hours.
Line 3B is urgent surgical within two hours.
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Line 3C is priority within 4 hours.
Line 3D is routine within 24 hours.
Low flying pilots eat eat. Line 4 is equipment.
Line 4A is none. Remember Alpha stands for all
good, no equipment needed. Line 4B is hoist.
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Remember Bravo stands for Bird Can't land.
Line 4C is extractor. Remember Charlie stands for
cocooned in car. Line 4D is ventilator.
Remember Delta stands for Darth Vader.
Low flying pilots eat tacos. Tacos line 5 is type Can they
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walk? Lima stands for litter.
Alpha stands for ambulatory. These are the five you need to
get a bird in the air. Next is some might nibble.
Nachos 69 is different in peacetime.
Some line 6 is security line. November 6th means no enemy line
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6P which means potential enemiesin general area.
Line 6E means enemy in general area.
Line 6 X-ray means enemies nearby.
Since 6 is in 69, it has a peacetime variant.
Peacetime 6 is type of injury. Some might might.
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Line 7 is marking method, methodof marking the pickup site.
Line 7A is panels. Remember Alpha stands for align
the panels. Line 7B is pyrotechnics.
Remember Bravo stands for burn bright.
Line 7C stands for smoke signals.
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Remember Charlie stands for colored cloud column.
Line 7D means none. Remember, Delta stands for Don't
Look at Me. Line 7E means other.
Remember Echo stands for everything else.
Some might nibble. Nibble.
(19:27):
Line 8 is nationality, patient nationality, and status.
Line 8A is U.S. military. Remember Alpha stands for
Armored American. Line 8B is US civilian.
Remember Bravo stands for LittleBrother.
Line 8C is non-us military. Remember Charlie stands for
(19:51):
Combine to complete the mission.Line 8D is non-us civilian.
Remember Delta stands for different and diverse line. 8E
stands for enemy military. Remember Echo stands for enemy.
Some might nibble nachos nachos.Line 9 is NBC contamination.
(20:15):
November is nuclear, Bravo is biological, and Charlie is
chemical. Since 9:00 is in 69, Nine has a
peacetime variant, which is description of terrain where the
bird will land. Now we'll repeat the lines
without the mnemonics to see if you've got it.
Line one location of the pickup site.
Line 2 frequency and call sign. Line 3 Patients by precedence.
(20:42):
Line 3A urgent two hours. Line 3B urgent surgical 2 hours.
Line 3C Priority within 4 hours.Line 3D Routine within 24 hours.
Line 3E convenience. Line 4, equipment needed.
(21:06):
Line 4A none. Line 4B hoist.
Line 4C extraction equipment. Line 4D ventilator.
Line 5 patients by type. Line 5A ambulatory.
Line 5L litter wartime. Line 6 security of the pickup
(21:31):
site. Line.
November 6th no enemy. Line 6P Potential enemy area.
Line 6E Enemy in area. Line 6 X-ray enemy near armed
escort needed. Line 6 Peacetime description of
the injuries. Line 7 Method of marking pickup
(21:55):
site. Line 7A panels.
Line 7B pyrotechnics. Line 7C smoke.
Line 7D None. Line 7 Echo other Line 8
nationality Line 8A U.S. military Line 8B US civilian
(22:22):
Line 8C non-us military. Line 8D non-us civilian Line 8E
Enemy military wartime Line 9 NBC contamination line November
9th nuclear Line 9B biological Line 9C chemical, peacetime.
(22:48):
Line 9 Description of pickup site.
Line one, Location of the pickupsite.
Line 2 Frequency and call sign. Line 3 Patients by precedence.
Line 3A Urgent two hours. Line 3B Urgent surgical 2 hours.
(23:11):
Line 3C Priority within 4 hours.Line 3D Routine within 24 hours.
Line 3E convenience. Line 4 equipment needed.
Line 4A none. Line 4B Hoist.
(23:32):
Line 4C extraction equipment. Line 4D ventilator.
Line 5 patients by type. Line 5A ambulatory.
Line 5L litter wartime. Line 6, security of the pickup
site. Line.
(23:53):
November 6th no enemy. Line 6P potential enemy area.
Line 6E Enemy in area. Line 6 X-ray Enemy near armed
escort needed. Line 6 Peacetime description of
the injuries. Line 7 Method of marking pickup
(24:15):
site. Line 7A Panels.
Line 7B pyrotechnics. Line 7C Smoke.
Line 7D None. Line 7E Other.
Line 8 Nationality Line 8A U.S. military.
(24:39):
Line 8B US civilian Line 8C non-us military.
Line 8D non-us civilian Line 8E Enemy Military Wartime Line 9
NBC Contamination Line. November 9th nuclear.
(25:01):
Line 9B Biological Line 9C Chemical peacetime.
Line 9, Description of pickup site.
Line one. Location of the pickup site.
Line 2 Frequency and call sign. Line 3 Patients by precedence.
(25:23):
Line 3A urgent two hours. Line 3B Urgent Surgical 2 hours.
Line 3C Priority within 4 hours.Line 3D Routine within 24 hours.
Line 3E convenience. Line 4 equipment needed.
(25:46):
Line 4A none. Line 4B hoist.
Line 4C extraction equipment. Line 4D ventilator.
Line 5 patients by type. Line 5A ambulatory.
Line 5L litter wartime. Line 6, security of the pickup
(26:12):
site. Line.
November 6th no enemy. Line 6P potential enemy area.
Line 6E enemy in area. Line 6 X-ray enemy near armed
escort needed. Line 6 Peacetime description of
the injuries. Line 7 Method of marking pickup
(26:36):
site. Line 7A Panels.
Line 7B pyrotechnics. Line 7C Smoke.
Line 7D None. Line 7E Other.
Line 8 Nationality. Line 8A U.S.
(26:58):
Military Line 8B US civilian Line 8C non-us.
Military Line 8D non-us. Civilian Line 8E Enemy military
wartime Line 9. NBC contamination line November
(27:19):
9th Nuclear Line 9B. Biological Line 9C Chemical
peacetime Line 9. Description of pickup site Line
one. Location of the pickup site.
Line 2. Frequency and call sign.
(27:40):
Line 3. Patients by precedence.
Line 3A urgent two hours. Line 3B urgent surgical 2 hours.
Line 3C Priority within 4 hours.Line 3D Routine within 24 hours.
(28:00):
Line 3E Convenience. Line 4 Equipment needed.
Line 4A None. Line 4B hoist.
Line 4C Extraction equipment. Line 4D ventilator.
Line 5 patients by type. Line 5A ambulatory.
(28:27):
Line 5L litter wartime. Line 6, Security of the pickup
site. Line November 6th no enemy.
Line 6P potential enemy area. Line 6E enemy in area.
Line 6 X-ray, enemy near armed escort needed.
(28:50):
Line 6. Peacetime description of the
injuries. Line 7.
Method of marking pickup site. Line 7A Panels.
Line 7B Pyrotechnics. Line 7C Smoke Line 7D None.
(29:11):
Line 7E Other. Line 8 Nationality.
Line 8A U.S. military. Line 8B US civilian Line 8C
non-us military Line 8D non-us civilian Line 8E Enemy military
(29:34):
wartime Line 9. NBC contamination line November
9th nuclear Line 9B Biological Line 9C chemical peacetime Line
9. Description of pickup sight Line
1. Location of the pickup site Line
(29:57):
2 Frequency and call sign. Line 3 Patients by precedence
Line 3A urgent two hours. Line 3B Urgent surgical 2 hours.
Line 3C Priority within 4 hours.Line 3D Routine within 24 hours.
(30:21):
Line 3E Convenience. Line 4 Equipment needed.
Line 4A None. Line 4B hoist.
Line 4C Extraction equipment. Line 4D ventilator.
Line 5 Patience by type. Line 5A Ambulatory.
(30:47):
Line 5L litter wartime. Line 6.
Security of the pickup site. Line November 6th No enemy.
Line 6P Potential enemy area. Line 6E Enemy in area.
Line 6 X-ray enemy near armed escort needed.
(31:10):
Line 6. Peacetime description of the
injuries. Line 7.
Method of marking Pickup site Line 7A Panels Line 7B
Pyrotechnics Line 7C Smoke Line 7D None Line 7E Other Line 8
(31:35):
Nationality line 8A U.S. military line 8B US civilian
line 8C non-us military line 8D non-us civilian line 8E Enemy
military wartime line 9 NBC contamination line November 9th
(32:00):
Nuclear line 9B, Biological line9C Chemical peacetime line 9.
Description of pickup site Line one Location of the pickup site.
Line 2, Frequency and call sign.Line 3 Patients by precedence.
(32:24):
Line 3A urgent two hours. Line 3B Urgent surgical 2 hours.
Line 3C Priority within 4 hours.Line 3D Routine within 24 hours.
Line 3E Convenience. Line 4.
(32:45):
Equipment needed Line 4A None. Line 4B Hoist Line 4C Extraction
equipment Line 4D Ventilator Line 5 Patients by type.
Line 5A Ambulatory Line 5L Litter Wartime Line 6.
(33:12):
Security of the pickup site line.
November 6th No enemy. Line 6P Potential Enemy area.
Line 6E. Enemy in area line 6 X-ray.
Enemy near armed escort needed. Line 6.
Peacetime description of the injuries.
(33:34):
Line 7. Method of marking pickup site.
Line 7A panels. Line 7B.
Pyrotechnics Line 7C, Smoke Line7D None Line 7E Other Line 8.
(33:55):
Nationality Line 8A. U.S. military Line 8B.
US civilian Line 8C non-us. Military Line 8D non-us Civilian
Line 8E. Enemy military wartime line 9.
(34:17):
NBC contamination line November 9th.
Nuclear line 9B. Biological line 9C.
Chemical peacetime line 9. Description of pickup site line
one. Location of the pickup site,
(34:37):
line 2. Frequency and call sign line 3.
Patients by precedence Line 3A Urgent two hours.
Line 3B Urgent surgical 2 hours Line 3C Priority within 4 hours.
Line 3D Routine within 24 hours.Line 3E Convenience.
(35:05):
Line 4 Equipment needed. Line 4A none.
Line 4B hoist. Line 4C extraction equipment.
Line 4D ventilator. Line 5 patients by type.
Line 5A ambulatory. Line 5L litter wartime.
(35:31):
Line 6 security of the pickup site.
Line. November 6th no enemy.
Line 6P Potential enemy area. Line 6E Enemy in area.
Line 6 X-ray enemy near armed escort needed.
Line 6 Peacetime description of the injuries.
(35:55):
Line 7 Method of marking pickup site.
Line 7A panels. Line 7B pyrotechnics.
Line 7C smoke. Line 7D None.
Line 7 Echo other Line 8 nationality Line 8A U.S.
(36:19):
military Line 8B US civilian Line 8C non-us military.
Line 8D non-us civilian Line 8E Enemy military wartime Line 9
NBC contamination line November 9th nuclear Line 9B biological
(36:46):
Line 9C chemical, peacetime. Line 9 Description of pickup
site. Line one, Location of the pickup
site. Line 2 Frequency and call sign.
Line 3 Patients by precedence. Line 3A Urgent two hours.
(37:07):
Line 3B Urgent surgical 2 hours.Line 3C Priority within 4 hours.
Line 3D Routine within 24 hours.Line 3E convenience.
Line 4 equipment needed. Line 4A none.
(37:30):
Line 4B Hoist. Line 4C extraction equipment.
Line 4D ventilator. Line 5 patients by type.
Line 5A ambulatory. Line 5L litter wartime.
(37:50):
Line 6, security of the pickup site.
Line. November 6th no enemy.
Line 6P potential enemy area. Line 6E Enemy in area.
Line 6 X-ray Enemy near armed escort needed.
Line 6 Peacetime description of the injuries.
(38:14):
Line 7 Method of marking pickup site.
Line 7A Panels. Line 7B pyrotechnics.
Line 7C Smoke. Line 7D None.
Line 7E Other. Line 8 Nationality Line 8A U.S.
(38:39):
military. Line 8B US civilian Line 8C
non-us military. Line 8D non-us civilian Line 8E
Enemy Military Wartime Line 9 NBC Contamination Line.
(38:59):
November 9th nuclear. Line 9B Biological Line 9C
Chemical peacetime. Line 9, Description of pickup
site. Line one.
Location of the pickup site. Line 2 Frequency and call sign.
(39:20):
Line 3 Patients by precedence. Line 3A urgent two hours.
Line 3B Urgent Surgical 2 hours.Line 3C Priority within 4 hours.
Line 3D Routine within 24 hours.Line 3E convenience.
(39:44):
Line 4 equipment needed. Line 4A none.
Line 4B hoist. Line 4C extraction equipment.
Line 4D ventilator. Line 5 patients by type.
Line 5A ambulatory. Line 5L litter wartime.
(40:11):
Line 6, security of the pickup site.
Line. November 6th no enemy.
Line 6P potential enemy area. Line 6E enemy in area.
Line 6 X-ray enemy near armed escort needed.
Line 6 Peacetime description of the injuries.
(40:34):
Line 7 Method of marking pickup site.
Line 7A Panels. Line 7B pyrotechnics.
Line 7C Smoke. Line 7D None.
Line 7E Other. Line 8 Nationality.
(40:57):
Line 8A U.S. Military Line 8B US civilian
Line 8C non-us. Military Line 8D non-us.
Civilian Line 8E Enemy military wartime Line 9.
NBC contamination line November 9th Nuclear Line 9B.
(41:24):
Biological Line 9C Chemical peacetime Line 9.
Description of pickup site Line one.
Location of the pickup site. Line 2.
Frequency and call sign. Line 3.
Patients by precedence. Line 3A urgent two hours.
(41:48):
Line 3B urgent surgical 2 hours.Line 3C Priority within 4 hours.
Line 3D Routine within 24 hours.Line 3E Convenience.
Line 4 Equipment needed. Line 4A None.
(42:11):
Line 4B hoist. Line 4C Extraction equipment.
Line 4D ventilator. Line 5 patients by type.
Line 5A ambulatory. Line 5L litter wartime.
(42:31):
Line 6, Security of the pickup site.
Line November 6th no enemy. Line 6P potential enemy area.
Line 6E enemy in area. Line 6 X-ray, enemy near armed
escort needed. Line 6.
(42:51):
Peacetime description of the injuries.
Line 7. Method of marking pickup site.
Line 7A Panels. Line 7B Pyrotechnics.
Line 7C Smoke Line 7D None. Line 7E Other.
(43:15):
Line 8 Nationality. Line 8A U.S. military.
Line 8B US civilian Line 8C non-us military Line 8D non-us
civilian Line 8E Enemy military wartime Line 9.
(43:37):
NBC contamination line November 9th nuclear Line 9B Biological
Line 9C chemical peacetime Line 9.
Description of pickup sight Line1.
Location of the pickup site Line2 Frequency and call sign.
(44:01):
Line 3 Patients by precedence Line 3A urgent two hours.
Line 3B Urgent surgical 2 hours.Line 3C Priority within 4 hours.
Line 3D Routine within 24 hours.Line 3E Convenience.
(44:25):
Line 4 Equipment needed. Line 4A None.
Line 4B hoist. Line 4C Extraction equipment.
Line 4D ventilator Line 5 patients by type.
Line 5A Ambulatory. Line 5L litter wartime.
(44:52):
Line 6. Security of the pickup site.
Line November 6th No enemy. Line 6P Potential enemy area.
Line 6E Enemy in area. Line 6 X-ray enemy near armed
escort needed. Line 6.
(45:12):
Peacetime description of the injuries.
Line 7. Method of marking Pickup site
Line 7A Panels Line 7B Pyrotechnics Line 7C Smoke Line
7D None Line 7E Other Line 8 Nationality line 8A U.S.
(45:40):
military line 8B US civilian line 8C non-us military line 8D
non-us civilian line 8E Enemy military wartime line 9 NBC
contamination line November 9th Nuclear line 9B, Biological line
(46:07):
9C Chemical peacetime line 9. Description of pickup site Line
one Location of the pickup site.Line 2, Frequency and call sign.
Line 3 Patients by precedence. Line 3A urgent two hours.
(46:29):
Line 3B Urgent surgical 2 hours.Line 3C Priority within 4 hours.
Line 3D Routine within 24 hours.Line 3E Convenience.
Line 4. Equipment needed Line 4A None.
(46:52):
Line 4B Hoist Line 4C Extractionequipment Line 4D Ventilator
Line 5 Patients by type. Line 5A Ambulatory Line 5L
Litter Wartime Line 6. Security of the pickup site
(47:16):
line. November 6th No enemy.
Line 6P Potential Enemy area. Line 6E.
Enemy in area line 6 X-ray. Enemy near armed escort needed.
Line 6. Peacetime description of the
injuries. Line 7.
(47:37):
Method of marking pickup site. Line 7A panels.
Line 7B. Pyrotechnics Line 7C, Smoke Line
7D None Line 7E Other Line 8. Nationality Line 8A.
(48:00):
U.S. military Line 8B. US civilian Line 8C non-us.
Military Line 8D non-us CivilianLine 8E.
Enemy military wartime line 9. NBC contamination line November
(48:21):
9th. Nuclear line 9B.
Biological line 9C. Chemical peacetime line 9.
Description of pickup site line one.
Location of the pickup site, line 2.
Frequency and call sign line 3. Patients by precedence Line 3A
(48:47):
Urgent two hours. Line 3B Urgent surgical 2 hours
Line 3C Priority within 4 hours.Line 3D Routine within 24 hours.
Line 3E Convenience. Line 4 Equipment needed.
(49:09):
Line 4A none. Line 4B hoist.
Line 4C extraction equipment. Line 4D ventilator.
Line 5 patients by type. Line 5A ambulatory.
Line 5L litter wartime. Line 6 security of the pickup
(49:35):
site. Line.
November 6th no enemy. Line 6P Potential enemy area.
Line 6E Enemy in area. Line 6 X-ray enemy near armed
escort needed. Line 6 Peacetime description of
the injuries. Line 7 Method of marking pickup
(49:58):
site. Line 7A panels.
Line 7B pyrotechnics. Line 7C smoke.
Line 7D None. Line 7 Echo other Line 8
nationality Line 8A U.S. military Line 8B US civilian
(50:26):
Line 8C non-us military. Line 8D non-us civilian Line 8E
Enemy military wartime Line 9 NBC contamination line November
9th nuclear Line 9B biological Line 9C chemical, peacetime.
(50:51):
Line 9 Description of pickup site.
Line one, Location of the pickupsite.
Line 2 Frequency and call sign. Line 3 Patients by precedence.
Line 3A Urgent two hours. Line 3B Urgent surgical 2 hours.
(51:14):
Line 3C Priority within 4 hours.Line 3D Routine within 24 hours.
Line 3E convenience. Line 4 equipment needed.
Line 4A none. Line 4B Hoist.
(51:36):
Line 4C extraction equipment. Line 4D ventilator.
Line 5 patients by type. Line 5A ambulatory.
Line 5L litter wartime. Line 6, security of the pickup
site. Line.
(51:57):
November 6th no enemy. Line 6P potential enemy area.
Line 6E Enemy in area. Line 6 X-ray Enemy near armed
escort needed. Line 6 Peacetime description of
the injuries. Line 7 Method of marking pickup
(52:19):
site. Line 7A Panels.
Line 7B pyrotechnics. Line 7C Smoke.
Line 7D None. Line 7E Other.
Line 8 Nationality Line 8A U.S. military.
(52:43):
Line 8B US civilian Line 8C non-us military.
Line 8D non-us civilian Line 8E Enemy Military Wartime Line 9
NBC Contamination Line. November 9th nuclear.
(53:05):
Line 9B Biological Line 9C Chemical peacetime.
Line 9, Description of pickup site.
Line one. Location of the pickup site.
Line 2 Frequency and call sign. Line 3 Patients by precedence.
(53:25):
Line 3A urgent two hours. Line 3B Urgent Surgical 2 hours.
Line 3C Priority within 4 hours.Line 3D Routine within 24 hours.
Line 3E convenience Line 4 Equipment needed.
(53:49):
Line 4A None. Line 4B hoist Line 4C Extraction
equipment. Line 4D Ventilator.
Line 5 patients by type. Line 5A ambulatory.
Line 5L litter wartime. Line 6, security of the pickup
(54:14):
site. Line.
November 6th no enemy. Line 6P potential enemy area.
Line 6E enemy in area. Line 6 X-ray enemy near armed
escort needed. Line 6 Peacetime description of
the injuries. Line 7 Method of marking pickup
(54:38):
site. Line 7A Panels.
Line 7B pyrotechnics. Line 7C Smoke.
Line 7D None. Line 7E Other.
Line 8 Nationality. Line 8A U.S.
(55:00):
Military Line 8B US civilian Line 8C non-us.
Military Line 8D non-us. Civilian Line 8E Enemy military
wartime Line 9. NBC contamination line November
(55:21):
9th Nuclear Line 9B. Biological Line 9C Chemical
peacetime Line 9. Description of pickup site Line
one. Location of the pickup site.
Line 2. Frequency and call sign.
(55:42):
Line 3. Patients by precedence.
Line 3A urgent two hours. Line 3B urgent surgical 2 hours.
Line 3C Priority within 4 hours.Line 3D Routine within 24 hours.
(56:03):
Line 3E Convenience. Line 4 Equipment needed.
Line 4A None. Line 4B hoist.
Line 4C Extraction equipment. Line 4D ventilator.
Line 5 patients by type. Line 5A ambulatory.
(56:29):
Line 5L litter wartime. Line 6, Security of the pickup
site. Line November 6th no enemy.
Line 6P potential enemy area. Line 6E enemy in area.
Line 6 X-ray, enemy near armed escort needed.
(56:52):
Line 6. Peacetime description of the
injuries. Line 7.
Method of marking pickup site. Line 7A Panels.
Line 7B Pyrotechnics. Line 7C Smoke Line 7D None.
(57:13):
Line 7E Other. Line 8 Nationality.
Line 8A U.S. military. Line 8B US civilian Line 8C
non-us military Line 8D non-us civilian Line 8E Enemy military
(57:37):
wartime Line 9. NBC contamination line November
9th nuclear Line 9B Biological Line 9C chemical peacetime Line
9. Description of pickup site Line
1. Location of the pickup site.
(57:59):
Line 2. Frequency and call sign.
Line 3. Patients by precedence Line 3A
urgent two hours. Line 3B urgent surgical 2 hours
Line 3C Priority within 4 hours.Line 3D Routine within 24 hours.
(58:23):
Line 3E Convenience. Line 4 Equipment needed.
Line 4A None. Line 4B hoist.
Line 4C Extraction equipment. Line 4D ventilator.
Line 5 Patience by type. Line 5A Ambulatory.
(58:49):
Line 5L litter wartime. Line 6.
Security of the pickup site. Line November 6th No enemy.
Line 6P Potential enemy area. Line 6E Enemy in area.
Line 6 X-ray enemy near armed escort needed.
(59:12):
Line 6. Peacetime description of the
injuries. Line 7.
Method of marking Pickup site Line 7A Panels Line 7B
Pyrotechnics Line 7C Smoke Line 7D None Line 7E Other Line 8
(59:37):
Nationality line 8A U.S. military line 8B US civilian
line 8C non-us military line 8D non-us civilian line 8E Enemy
military wartime line 9 NBC contamination line November 9th
(01:00:03):
Nuclear line 9B, Biological line9C Chemical peacetime line 9.
Description of pickup site line one Location of the pickup site.
Line 2, Frequency and call sign.Line 3, patients by precedence.
(01:00:27):
Line 3A urgent two hours. Line 3B urgent surgical 2 hours.
Line 3C priority within 4 hours.Line 3D Routine within 24 hours.
Line 3E convenience. Line 4 Equipment needed.
(01:00:50):
Line 4A None. Line 4B Hoist Line 4C Extraction
equipment. Line 4D Ventilator Line 5,
Patients by type. Line 5A Ambulatory Line 5L
(01:01:11):
litter wartime. Line 6 Security of the pickup
site. Line.
November 6th No enemy. Line 6P Potential enemy area.
Line 6E Enemy in area. Line 6 X-ray, enemy near armed
escort needed. Line 6 Peacetime description of
(01:01:35):
the injuries. Line 7, Method of marking pickup
site. Line 7A panels.
Line 7B Pyrotechnics. Line 7C Smoke.
Line 7D None. Line 7E Other.
(01:01:57):
Line 8 nationality. Line 8A U.S. military.
Line 8B US civilian Line 8C non-us military.
Line 8D non-us civilian. Line 8E Enemy military wartime
(01:02:18):
Line 9, NBC contamination Line November 9th Nuclear Line 9B
Biological Line 9C chemical peacetime.
Line 9. Description of pickup site.
Line one Location of the pickup site.
(01:02:39):
Line 2, Frequency and call sign.Line 3 Patients by precedence.
Line 3A urgent two hours. Line 3B urgent surgical 2 hours.
Line 3C Priority within 4 hours.Line 3D Routine within 24 hours.
(01:03:04):
Line 3E convenience. Line 4, equipment needed.
Line 4A none. Line 4B hoist.
Line 4C extraction equipment. Line 4D ventilator.
Line 5 patients by type. Line 5A ambulatory.
(01:03:30):
Line 5L litter wartime. Line 6 security of the pickup
site. Line.
November 6th no enemy. Line 6P Potential enemy area.
Line 6E Enemy in area. Line 6 X-ray enemy near armed
(01:03:51):
escort needed. Line 6 Peacetime description of
the injuries. Line 7 Method of marking pickup
site. Line 7A panels.
Line 7B pyrotechnics. Line 7C smoke.
Line 7D None. Line 7 Echo other Line 8
(01:04:18):
nationality Line 8A U.S. military Line 8B US civilian
Line 8C non-us military. Line 8D non-us civilian Line 8E
Enemy military wartime Line 9 NBC contamination line November
(01:04:43):
9th nuclear Line 9B biological Line 9C chemical, peacetime.
Line 9 Description of pickup site.
Line one, Location of the pickupsite.
Line 2 Frequency and call sign. Line 3 Patients by precedence.
(01:05:07):
Line 3A Urgent two hours. Line 3B Urgent surgical 2 hours.
Line 3C Priority within 4 hours.Line 3D Routine within 24 hours.
Line 3E convenience. Line 4 equipment needed.
(01:05:31):
Line 4A none. Line 4B Hoist.
Line 4C extraction equipment. Line 4D ventilator.
Line 5 patients by type. Line 5A ambulatory.
Line 5L litter wartime. Line 6, security of the pickup
(01:05:56):
site. Line.
November 6th no enemy. Line 6P potential enemy area.
Line 6E Enemy in area. Line 6 X-ray Enemy near armed
escort needed. Line 6 Peacetime description of
the injuries. Line 7 Method of marking pickup
(01:06:20):
site. Line 7A Panels.
Line 7B pyrotechnics. Line 7C Smoke.
Line 7D None. Line 7E Other.
Line 8 Nationality Line 8A U.S. military.
(01:06:44):
Line 8B US civilian Line 8C non-us military.
Line 8D non-us civilian Line 8E Enemy Military Wartime Line 9
NBC Contamination Line. November 9th nuclear.
(01:07:06):
Line 9B Biological Line 9C Chemical peacetime.
Line 9, Description of pickup site.
Line one. Location of the pickup site.
Line 2 Frequency and call sign. Line 3 Patients by precedence.
(01:07:28):
Line 3A urgent two hours. Line 3B Urgent Surgical 2 hours.
Line 3C Priority within 4 hours.Line 3D Routine within 24 hours.
Line 3E convenience. Line 4 equipment needed.
(01:07:51):
Line 4A none. Line 4B hoist.
Line 4C extraction equipment. Line 4D ventilator.
Line 5 patients by type. Line 5A ambulatory.
Line 5L litter wartime. Line 6, security of the pickup
(01:08:17):
site. Line.
November 6th no enemy. Line 6P potential enemy area.
Line 6E enemy in area. Line 6 X-ray enemy near armed
escort needed. Line 6 Peacetime description of
the injuries. Line 7 Method of marking pickup
(01:08:40):
site. Line 7A Panels.
Line 7B pyrotechnics. Line 7C Smoke.
Line 7D None. Line 7E Other.
Line 8 Nationality. Line 8A U.S.
(01:09:03):
Military Line 8B. US civilian Line 8C.
Non-us. Military Line 8D non-us.
Civilian Line 8E. Enemy military wartime Line 9.
NBC contamination line November 9th.
(01:09:24):
Nuclear Line 9B. Biological Line 9C chemical
peacetime line 9. Description of pickup site.
That's it for today's episode. Thanks for studying with the
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