Reference Sheets

Fillable briefing forms and calculators, CAS, artillery, SALUTE, MEDEVAC, MARCH PAWS, TCCC triage, and ACM-E dosing.

Aircraft initial check-in. Add ordnance from the dropdown with quantity, then copy the radio brief. Use SITREP for the JTAC reply.

JTAC SITREP after aircraft check-in. Threat, Enemy, Friendly, Artillery, Clearance, Hazards, Remarks — then ready for Game Plan.

Condensed 5-Line CAS for time-critical requests. Do not transmit line numbers. Line 2 requires read-back.

Do not transmit line numbers. Lines 4, 6, and any restrictions are mandatory read-back items.

Standard 5-line Call For Fire for artillery / mortar support.

SALUTE enemy / contact report, Size, Activity, Location, Unit, Time, Equipment.

Standard 9-Line MEDEVAC request. Do not transmit line numbers. Line 1 location requires read-back.

Tactical casualty care checklist. Work MARCH first (life threats), then PAWS. Tap items as you complete them.

Fillable TCCC card (DD Form 1380). Mark injuries on the body map, log vitals, then copy the triage summary.

ACM-E Field Medical Guide dosing, bolus, drips, ICP/acidosis protocols, and special-route meds.

Fires

CAS Check-In

Initial Check In
Aircraft transmits check-in to JTAC.
Opening: “JTAC, Callsign”

Radio Brief

Flow
Aircraft transmits Initial Check In to JTAC. Use the SITREP sheet for the JTAC reply.
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SITREP

Threat / Enemy / Friendly / Artillery / Clearance / Hazards / Remarks
Aircraft callsign
TThreat
EEnemy
FFriendly
AArtillery
CClearance
HHazards
RRemarks
Close-out: “Callsign copies all, ready for Game Plan”

Radio Brief

Format
JTAC SITREP after aircraft check-in, then aircraft ready for Game Plan.
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5-Line CAS Form

1 My position
JTAC location, call sign, and channel #
2 Target location Read-back
ft MSL
Target grid and elevation
3 Target description
4 Location of friendlies
5 Egress & remarks

Radio Brief

Mandatory read-back items
Line 2 (target location and elevation) requires pilot read-back.
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9-Line CAS Form

JTAC Call / Intro
1IP/BP
IP/BP to target
2Heading
3Distance
IP-to-target NM / BP-to-target meters
4Target elevation Read-back
ft MSL
5Target description
6Target location Read-back
7Type mark
8Location of friendlies
9Egress
Remarks & Timing
°
Min
Sec
Stand by [minutes] Plus [seconds], Hack.

Radio Brief

Call / Control
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Mandatory read-back items
Lines 4, 6, and any restrictions require pilot read-back.
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Call For Fire (5-Line)

1Observer identification
2Target location
3Target description
4Method of engagement
5Method of fire & control

Radio Brief

Format
Standard 5-line Call For Fire for artillery / mortar support.
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SALUTE Report

SSize
AActivity
LLocation
UUnit / Uniform
TTime
EEquipment

Radio Brief

Format
SALUTE, Size, Activity, Location, Unit, Time, Equipment.
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9-Line MEDEVAC Form

1 Location Read-back
2Channel / call sign
Radio channel number and call sign
3Precedence
A
B
C
D
A-urgent · B-urgent surgical · C-priority · D-routine
4Special equipment
5Number of patients
L
A
L-litter · A-ambulatory
6Security
7Marking
A-panels · B-pyrotechnic · C-smoke · D-none · E-other
8Nationality / status
A
B
C
D
E
A-US military · B-US civilian · C-non-US military · D-non-US civilian · E-EPW
9NBC contamination

Radio Brief

Mandatory read-back items
Line 1 (pickup location) requires pilot read-back.
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MARCH PAWS Checklist

MARCH Life-threatening injuries first
M Massive Hemorrhage
A Airway
R Respiration
C Circulation
H Hypothermia / Head
PAWS After life threats are controlled
P Pain
A Antibiotics
W Wounds
S Splinting

Progress

Overall
0 / 0
Order of care
  1. MARCH first — stop the bleed, airway, breathe, circulate, warm / head
  2. PAWS next — pain, antibiotics, wounds, splints
  3. Reassess continuously; prepare 9-Line MEDEVAC when ready

TCCC Triage Card

DD Form 1380 style
Battle Roster # / EVAC Priority
Casualty info
M Mechanism of Injury
X all that apply
I Injury
Tap body regions to mark injuries. TQ is CAT — enter time applied.
Front
4.5% 9% 9% 4.5 4.5 9% 9%
Back
4.5% 9% 9% 4.5 4.5 9% 9%
TQ: R Arm (CAT)
TQ: L Arm (CAT)
TQ: R Leg (CAT)
TQ: L Leg (CAT)
S Signs & Symptoms
1 2 3 4
Time
Pulse
BP
Resp
SpO₂
AVPU
Pain
Treatments / notes

Triage Summary

EVAC Priority
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Patient & Medication

This medication is weight-based — enter patient weight.
Fixed-dose medication — weight does not change the draw volume.

Quick Tools

Mean Arterial Pressure ,
Drop rate ,

Calculated Dose

Use: , Contents: , Concentration: , Rate: ,
Recommended dose range
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Mid-range: ,
Draw volume
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Pain relief
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Drip protocol

Mix
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Drop set
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Rate
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Titrate to
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Onset
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Peak / t½
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Duration
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Heart Rate
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Blood Pressure
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Respiration
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For ARMA 3 ACM / ACM-E gameplay only, not for real-world medical use. Data aligned to ACM-E Field Medical Guide (2nd Edition).

For ARMA 3 / milsim operations only. Based on standard CAS and MEDEVAC briefing formats. Do not transmit line numbers over the radio.