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Early in 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.By 2004 the new kit was available to every Marine as a standard part of the USMC Individual equipment, a total of 213,000 deployed. The new first aid kit is designed to be more compact and have a greater life saving capability for those with severe bleeding from combat wounds.
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2005 USAF Individual First Aid Kit
Kit NSN : 6545-01-528-6546
Pouch NSN : 8465-01-538-2071 (ACU)
2005 USAF/AFSOC Individual First Aid Kit
KIT NSN: 6545-01-530-9451
Pouch NSN : 8465-01-538-2071 (ACU)
2014 JFAK Joint First-Aid Kit Complete
Kit w/TQ NSN : 6545-01-632-0167
Kit w/o TQ NSN : 6545-01-643-8543
JFAK Bag NSN : 8465-01-633-7981
Cat Carrier Pouch NSN : 8465-01-633-9717
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There are two versions of the JFAK: With and Without Tourniquets. This version DOES NOT have tourniquets.
Purpose: The JFAK provides Airmen first aid capability to treat injuries sustained in the line-of-duty. The JFAK replaces the Individual First Aid Kit, NSN 6545-01-528-6546. When issued as an item of individual equipment on AF form 538 and 1297, the kit will be worn on the vertical strap of field clothing except during bail out procedures.
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