Air Force, Army practice aeromedical evacuation

A C-17 lands at Naval Air Station Barbers Point and is met by a UH 60 Blackhawk helicopter that is loaded with simulated casualties from a war zone, in the first intra-theater aeromedical evacuation training on island. These men are going single file to the helicopter to get the simulated patients and bring them back to the C-17 where they were treated for their injuries by medical personnel from the Mississippi Air National Guard and military personnel from Oahu.

Simulated patients aboard the helicopter were transferred to the C-17 where they were treated for their injuries by medical personnel from the Mississippi Air National Guard and military personnel from Oahu.

A C-17 lands at Naval Air Station Barbers Point were it was met by a UH 60 Blackhawk helicopter that was loaded with simulated casualties in the first intra-theater aeromedical evacuation training on island.

A simulated patient aboard the helicopter was being transferred to the C-17 where he was treated for his injuries by medical personnel from the Mississippi Air National Guard and military personnel from Oahu.

A simulated patient is being treated for his injuries on the C-17 plane by medical personnel from the Mississippi Air National Guard and military personnel from Oahu.

A C-17 lands at Naval Air Station Barbers Point and is brought in by airstrip marshall Nate Penalver.

Simulated patients aboard the helicopter were transferred to the C-17 where they were treated for their injuries by medical personnel from the Mississippi Air National Guard and military personnel from Oahu.

A simulated patient is being transferred to the C-17 where he was treated for his injuries by medical personnel from the Mississippi Air National Guard and military personnel from Oahu.

From left, Airman First Class Jaclyn Smart, Lt. Col. Chad Raper and Sn. Airman Fabiola Martinez acted as injured patients from a war zone.

Simulated patients aboard the helicopter are being transferred to the C-17 where they were treated for their injuries by medical personnel from the Mississippi Air National Guard and military personnel from Oahu.