Casualty Evacuation

Casualty Evacuation, often abbreviated as CASEVAC, refers to the process of transporting injured individuals from a site of injury to a medical facility for treatment. This is commonly used in military operations, emergency situations, or disaster responses. The goal is to quickly and safely move casualties while ensuring they receive timely medical care. This can involve various modes of transport, including ambulances, helicopters, or other vehicles, and is coordinated by medical personnel and emergency responders to minimize risks and maximize the chances of recovery.