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Nomenclature
USMC First aid kit IFAK A1 (2006)
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The Resource Center / Allied Industries
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Note: As of 31 AUG 2011, the USMC IFAK is no longer shipping with Quikclot powder. Additionally, a newer and substantialy more-expensive USMC IFAK is available (if requested), which replaces the 2ea H-bandages with 2ea CAT Tourniquets. It also adds Quikclot Combat Gauze.
History / Summary
Details/Components
NSN : 6454-01-539-2732 (KIT)
NSN : 8465-01-633-4305 (POUCH) 2006
Dimensions : 6.5" L x 2.5" W x 8" H
Accession number : P5159
NSN : 8465-01-633-4305 (POUCH) 2006
Dimensions : 6.5" L x 2.5" W x 8" H
Accession number : P5159
Components of the USMC First Aid Kit, IFAK A1 2006
The Trauma Kit includes these components:
The Minor First Aid Kit includes these components:
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SUMMARY
Early inn 2003 the US Marine Corps, Marine Corps System Command fielded a new individual first aid kit (IFAK) for use by Marine Corps and US Navy medical personnel. They were first issued in small numbers in Afghanistan, then thousands were provided to equip Marines going into Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2003.
OVERVIEW
The Individual First Aid Kit (IFAK) provides individual Marines the ability to perform self-aid; for life threatening arterial bleeding and common non life threatening injuries. It also provides the individual Marine the capability to treat non potable water for personal consumption.
FEATURES
The IFAK integrates with Improved Load Bearing Equipment (ILBE).
The IFAK includes a trauma kit consisting of items to stop arterial bleeding and a first kit consisting of items to treat minor injuries and purify water.
Recent improvements to the IFAK include “H” bandages and TK-4 tourniquets.
Components of the USMC Individual First Aid Kit
The USMC Individual First Aid Kit of 2003 in enclosed by its Pouch (NSN 8105-09-000-2725) and consists of two modules:
Trauma Kit (NSN 6545-01-539-2740)
Minor First Aid Kit (NSN 6545-01-539-2737)
The Trauma Kit includes these components:
The Minor First Aid Kit includes these components:
US Marine Corps IFAK A1 (Individual First Aid Kit).
There are two NSN's associated with this IFAK:
6545-01-539-2732 (primary)
6545-07-000-0762 (alternate)
Early inn 2003 the US Marine Corps, Marine Corps System Command fielded a new individual first aid kit (IFAK) for use by Marine Corps and US Navy medical personnel. They were first issued in small numbers in Afghanistan, then thousands were provided to equip Marines going into Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2003.
OVERVIEW
The Individual First Aid Kit (IFAK) provides individual Marines the ability to perform self-aid; for life threatening arterial bleeding and common non life threatening injuries. It also provides the individual Marine the capability to treat non potable water for personal consumption.
FEATURES
The IFAK integrates with Improved Load Bearing Equipment (ILBE).
The IFAK includes a trauma kit consisting of items to stop arterial bleeding and a first kit consisting of items to treat minor injuries and purify water.
Recent improvements to the IFAK include “H” bandages and TK-4 tourniquets.
Components of the USMC Individual First Aid Kit
The USMC Individual First Aid Kit of 2003 in enclosed by its Pouch (NSN 8105-09-000-2725) and consists of two modules:
Trauma Kit (NSN 6545-01-539-2740)
Minor First Aid Kit (NSN 6545-01-539-2737)
The Trauma Kit includes these components:
The Minor First Aid Kit includes these components:
US Marine Corps IFAK A1 (Individual First Aid Kit).
There are two NSN's associated with this IFAK:
6545-01-539-2732 (primary)
6545-07-000-0762 (alternate)
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