Abstract: A trauma management kit includes a main quick release bag for holding wound bandaging materials wherein the bag is made of a flexible nylon duck material, a rigid tourniquet holster fastened to an exterior surface of the quick release bag for receiving and holding a tourniquet therein for immediate access to the tourniquet without opening the main quick release bag. The holster preferably includes a two piece polymer case having an inner shell and an outer shell held together by rivets adjacent an upper opening of the case. A fabric holster cover made of nylon duck material is sewn to the exterior surface of the quick release bag over the holster to mitigate a near infrared signature of the polymer case.

Abstract: A trauma management kit includes a main quick release bag for holding wound bandaging materials wherein the bag is made of a flexible nylon duck material, a rigid tourniquet holster fastened to an exterior surface of the quick release bag for receiving and holding a tourniquet therein for immediate access to the tourniquet without opening the main quick release bag. The holster preferably includes a two piece polymer case having an inner shell and an outer shell held together by rivets adjacent an upper opening of the case. A fabric holster cover made of nylon duck material is sewn to the exterior surface of the quick release bag over the holster to mitigate a near infrared signature of the polymer case.

Abstract: Methods and systems are provided that decrease the time and distance from point of wounding to definitive medical care through integrated and specialized soldier survival medical kits and modules. These modules are mission-ready and usable out of the box, easily mission-configured and deployed by tactical operators to any operational location to ensure life saving measures can be rapidly and effectively executed if the need arises. They avoid unnecessary assembly and may involve no or minimal assembly. They make medical care items and supplies easily accessible, while minimizing encumbrances. They include the right equipment positioned in the right places for accessibility, and increase efficiency in use and shipment, and the time savings may save lives. Each module is designed to enable the operator to get the most out of the equipment on hand. Items are specifically chosen and packed in a way that is most efficient, easily accessible, and easily packed to reduce time and effort of use.