U.S. Military and Philippine Coast Guard Conduct Tactical Combat Casualty Care Training

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U.S. Military and Philippine Coast Guard Conduct Tactical Combat Casualty Care Training

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MANILIA, U.S. Embassy in the Philippines - Members of the U.S. Civilian Military Support Element-Philippines (CMSE PHL) work with personnel from the Philippine Coast Guard North Eastern Luzon District (PCGNELZ) during a Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) Training on October 4 to 6.

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