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This site last updated
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Nuclear Biological Chemical Casualty Training System (NBCCTS) is
a PC-based, interactive, distributed client/server simulation system that
operates in a user-friendly Windows®
environment.
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provides functionality as a command and staff, and individual/collective task
trainer, enabling client evaluation through the use of an internal AAR.
An
internal communications package allows Clients to communicate without the use of
external email, telephone or fax capabilities.
As
a command and staff trainer - individuals can train on situational awareness,
operational reporting, personnel management, supply management, asset
deployment, contamination monitoring, and casualty decontamination.
As a medical trainer - military and civilian medical personnel of all
specialties, skills and grades are able to train in the diagnosis, treatment and
management of casualties.
NBC CTS lets medical and command personnel practice what they have been
trained to do - manage large numbers of casualties under extreme
conditions. NBC CTS lets them do this interactively while using a local
network, dial-up connections, or the internet. No other simulation creates
and allows treatment of specific NBC casualties with progressive signs and
symptoms.
Characteristics
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Supports
all levels of military and civilian health care operations, from the combat
lifesaver and first responder to the fixed facility hospital. |
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Depicts
a realistic number and type of casualty, based on event (nuclear,
radiological, biological, chemical, force-on-force, explosions, natural and
man-made disasters, and disease non-battle injury). |
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"Simulates"
the biological characteristics of casualties as their vital signs and
symptoms degrade over time and improve with the appropriate treatment. |
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Allows
the user to determine a diagnosis and select the task or supplies required
for proper treatment. |
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Portrays
the unit personnel, equipment and supply mix according to the unit type or
specific unit data. |
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"Simulates"
the physical characteristics of unit personnel; where personnel will become
less effective with uninterrupted continuous operations and become more
proficient the longer they work in a particular area. |
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Requires
users to manage supply levels and coordinate for resupply with available
transportation assets. |
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Weather,
NBC agents, hazard area persistence and dispersion, medical progression, and
military scenario are all modified or extended without changes to the
software. |
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The
flexibility of the system allows for scenarios involving military, civilian,
multi-national force, or joint civilian/military operations. |
Key
Benefits
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Situation
awareness
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Communications
and information management
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Equipment,
supply, and asset management
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Personnel
management
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Casualty
management
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NBC
contamination monitoring |
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