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Marine Corps Installations Pacific Fire Department members participate in a casualty evacuation drill Dec. 13 during Exercise Constant Vigilance 2016 at Camp Schwab, Okinawa, Japan. Constant Vigilance is an annual exercise that sharpens MCIPAC emergency response skills on bases across Okinawa through rehearsals and drills in varying scenarios. During the casualty evacuation, Marines with Camp Schwab Camp Guard and the Provost Marshal’s Office cleared a collapsed building and removed simulated casualties. Upon removing the personnel inside the building, the Marines assessed casualties’ medical needs and escorted them to the landing zone to transport them out of the area to receive advanced medical care.
161213-M-TA471-032.JPG Photo By: Cpl. Janessa Pon

Dec 16, 2016
CAMP HANSEN, Okinawa, Japan - Marine Corps Installations Pacific Fire Department members participate in a casualty evacuation drill Dec. 13 during Exercise Constant Vigilance 2016 at Camp Schwab, Okinawa, Japan. Constant Vigilance is an annual exercise that sharpens MCIPAC emergency response skills on bases across Okinawa through rehearsals and drills in varying scenarios. During the casualty evacuation, Marines with Camp Schwab Camp Guard and the Provost Marshal’s Office cleared a collapsed building and removed simulated casualties. Upon removing the personnel inside the building, the Marines assessed casualties’ medical needs and escorted them to the landing zone to transport them out of the area to receive advanced medical care.


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