An Army Reserve Sergeant and medial evaluator looks on as a Soldier demonstrates Combat Lifesaving Techniques during a practice evaluation. The practice evaluations covered a range of injuries from severed limbs to sucking chest wounds to injuries that required a Nasal Pharyngeal Airway device.

A United States Army Reserve Soldier from the 300th Sustainment Brigade and 4th Sustainment Command (Expeditionary) tends to a NCO during an injury simulation. The Soldier properly administered a Needle-Chest Decompression, real-world training in both civilian and military life, for a diagnosed collapsed lung on the battlefield.

Spc. Anderson provides Combat Casualty Care on a 300th Sustainment Brigade Soldier during preparation for the Combat Lifesaver Course final evaluation. She and 18 other Soldiers successfully completed the course and earned a CLS certification that will make them more efficient in high-leverage combat situations.

Sgt. Hawkins, a communications Non-Commissioned Officer with the 300th Sustainment Brigade, explains an evaluation during a late day practice run. He, as well, as other Soldiers from the Army Reserve unit, were certified and added to a growing roster of qualified Combat Lifesavers.

U.S. Army Reserve Spc. Jonathan Saffle, the primary trainer for the CLS course, gives detailed instructions during Tuesday’s practice practical application sessions. This is the fourth time he’s led this type of training for the military unit and is one of its subject matter experts

A Soldier preps another for movement to the landing zone by stretcher. The Soldiers of the 300th Sustainment Brigade after the training were trained in basic lifesaving skills in the event a medic (68W MOS) isn't present.

Two Soldiers of the 300th Sustainment Brigade in Grand Prairie, Texas conduct practice practical applications before the Combat Lifesaver Course evaluation kicks off in less than 24 hours. The Soldiers completed a week's worth of training that included in-class study, practical applications, and written testing.