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The TacMed™ R-AID® Medic Assault Bag is a military-specification tactical medical pack (16″H × 13″W × 5″D, 36 oz) designed for military and special operations medics, SWAT medics, and tactical medical professionals. It carries via three configurations — backpack, messenger bag, or panel mount — with a rapid-access top flap for critical intervention items, a spacious main compartment, and a rear triage sleeve. NSN: 6545-01-560-8919. Available in Black, Coyote Tan, MultiCam, Olive Drab, and Red.
Key Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Tactical Medical Solutions (TacMed™) |
| Dimensions | 16″ (H) × 13″ (W) × 5″ (D) |
| Weight (Empty) | 36 oz (approx. 1 kg) |
| NSN | 6545-01-560-8919 |
| Carry Configurations | Backpack / Messenger / Panel mount |
| Top Flap | Rapid-access critical intervention compartment |
| Rear Sleeve | Designated for triage and casualty marking materials |
| Color Options | Black, Coyote Tan, MultiCam, Olive Drab, Red |
| Medical Supplies Included | Bag only — medical supplies not included |
Product Overview
In dynamic tactical environments, the medical pack is not a passive container — it is a system that must keep pace with the medic, survive the mission, and deliver supplies instantly when needed. The TacMed™ R-AID® Medic Assault Bag was engineered from the ground up for military and special operations medics, SWAT team medics, and tactical emergency medical support (TEMS) providers who require a bag that performs as hard as they do. Its design reflects direct input from operational users across military and law enforcement special operations communities.
The three carry configurations — backpack (bilateral shoulder straps), messenger (single shoulder strap), and panel mount (hung from a vehicle interior, wall, or rack) — allow a single bag to serve across the full spectrum of tactical medical deployment scenarios. A medic exfiltrating casualties under fire needs backpack carry. A medic moving through a building needs messenger carry for rapid front-access. A bag staged in a vehicle or helicopter benefits from panel mount. No other carry change is required; the bag adapts to the scenario.
The rapid-access top flap is designated for critical intervention items — tourniquets, chest seals, and airway devices — that must be reached in the first 30 seconds of casualty care. Keeping these items in the top flap, accessible without opening the main compartment, mirrors the CoTCCC principle of addressing immediate life threats first and without delay. The spacious main compartment accommodates secondary treatment supplies and casualty packaging materials, while the dedicated rear sleeve carries triage tags and casualty marking materials for mass casualty incident management. The NSN (6545-01-560-8919) confirms this bag's specification for U.S. military procurement.
Carry Configuration Details
- Backpack: Bilateral shoulder straps for hands-free carry during movement to casualty. Distributes weight evenly for extended operations.
- Messenger: Single over-the-shoulder carry; positions the bag on the operator's chest or side for access during CQB or structure movement.
- Panel Mount: Hang the bag flat against a vehicle wall, aircraft interior, or fixed installation for rapid staged access in vehicular medical operations or command post deployment.
See also: EMS Bags & Backpacks | Massive Hemorrhage Control | IFAK Kits & First Aid
All products sourced from the actual brand manufacturer or authorized master distributors. CoTCCC recommendation status verified where applicable. Ships from MED-TAC International, Pembroke Pines, FL — clinician-founded, veteran-led, SDVOSB-certified.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
The TacMed™ R-AID® Medic Assault Bag is a military-specification tactical medical pack (16″H × 13″W × 5″D, 36 oz) designed for military and special operations medics, SWAT medics, and tactical medical professionals. It carries via three configurations — backpack, messenger bag, or panel mount — with a rapid-access top flap for critical intervention items, a spacious main compartment, and a rear triage sleeve. NSN: 6545-01-560-8919. Available in Black, Coyote Tan, MultiCam, Olive Drab, and Red.
Key Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Tactical Medical Solutions (TacMed™) |
| Dimensions | 16″ (H) × 13″ (W) × 5″ (D) |
| Weight (Empty) | 36 oz (approx. 1 kg) |
| NSN | 6545-01-560-8919 |
| Carry Configurations | Backpack / Messenger / Panel mount |
| Top Flap | Rapid-access critical intervention compartment |
| Rear Sleeve | Designated for triage and casualty marking materials |
| Color Options | Black, Coyote Tan, MultiCam, Olive Drab, Red |
| Medical Supplies Included | Bag only — medical supplies not included |
Product Overview
In dynamic tactical environments, the medical pack is not a passive container — it is a system that must keep pace with the medic, survive the mission, and deliver supplies instantly when needed. The TacMed™ R-AID® Medic Assault Bag was engineered from the ground up for military and special operations medics, SWAT team medics, and tactical emergency medical support (TEMS) providers who require a bag that performs as hard as they do. Its design reflects direct input from operational users across military and law enforcement special operations communities.
The three carry configurations — backpack (bilateral shoulder straps), messenger (single shoulder strap), and panel mount (hung from a vehicle interior, wall, or rack) — allow a single bag to serve across the full spectrum of tactical medical deployment scenarios. A medic exfiltrating casualties under fire needs backpack carry. A medic moving through a building needs messenger carry for rapid front-access. A bag staged in a vehicle or helicopter benefits from panel mount. No other carry change is required; the bag adapts to the scenario.
The rapid-access top flap is designated for critical intervention items — tourniquets, chest seals, and airway devices — that must be reached in the first 30 seconds of casualty care. Keeping these items in the top flap, accessible without opening the main compartment, mirrors the CoTCCC principle of addressing immediate life threats first and without delay. The spacious main compartment accommodates secondary treatment supplies and casualty packaging materials, while the dedicated rear sleeve carries triage tags and casualty marking materials for mass casualty incident management. The NSN (6545-01-560-8919) confirms this bag's specification for U.S. military procurement.
Carry Configuration Details
- Backpack: Bilateral shoulder straps for hands-free carry during movement to casualty. Distributes weight evenly for extended operations.
- Messenger: Single over-the-shoulder carry; positions the bag on the operator's chest or side for access during CQB or structure movement.
- Panel Mount: Hang the bag flat against a vehicle wall, aircraft interior, or fixed installation for rapid staged access in vehicular medical operations or command post deployment.
See also: EMS Bags & Backpacks | Massive Hemorrhage Control | IFAK Kits & First Aid
All products sourced from the actual brand manufacturer or authorized master distributors. CoTCCC recommendation status verified where applicable. Ships from MED-TAC International, Pembroke Pines, FL — clinician-founded, veteran-led, SDVOSB-certified.
