Rugged Full-Body Trauma Skills Trainer for Military, EMS & Disaster Response Training
Trauma care is rarely delivered under ideal conditions. Whether responding to a roadside collision, disaster scene, combat casualty, or hazardous materials incident, providers must assess patients, make critical decisions, and perform lifesaving interventions in unpredictable and physically demanding environments.
Trauma Troy is a rugged, full-body trauma skills trainer designed to prepare learners for the realities of trauma care through realistic, repeatable, hands-on education.
Built for demanding training environments, Trauma Troy combines essential trauma interventions with durable construction and operational simplicity. It helps educators recreate the conditions that shape trauma care across military medicine, tactical EMS, disaster response, trauma nursing, and field medical training.
Its water-friendly design, lack of sensitive electronics, quick deployment, and low total cost of ownership allow organizations to train more frequently, in more locations, and under more realistic conditions.
Unlike systems that require charging, software updates, or delicate handling, Trauma Troy is made for repeated hands-on use. Educators can incorporate casualty movement, environmental stressors, moulage, decontamination exercises, and high-volume procedural practice into their trauma education programs.
Why Choose Trauma Troy?
- Rugged construction built to withstand demanding, hands-on training
- Water-friendly design suitable for outdoor and decontamination exercises
- No sensitive electronics to protect during training
- Quick to deploy and easy to maintain
- Durable design with a low total cost of ownership
- Built for repeated use across military, EMS, hospital, and disaster-response programs
Training Applications
Trauma Troy supports realistic and repeatable trauma education across a wide range of operational training environments, including:
- Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC)
- Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC)
- Combat medic training
- Prolonged Field Care (PFC)
- Tactical EMS
- Disaster-response training
- Field medical training
Essential Trauma Skills
Airway & Respiratory Skills
- Intubation
- NPA, OPA, and advanced airway adjunct placement
- Bag-valve-mask (BVM) ventilation
- Cricothyrotomy
Trauma Interventions
- Bilateral needle decompression with audible air release
- Chest tube insertion
- IV access
- IM injection
- Sternal intraosseous (I/O) access
- Bilateral carotid pulse assessment
Operational Readiness
- Water-friendly construction
- Suitable for CBRNE and hazardous-materials training
- Supports WMD and decontamination exercises
- Allows realistic casualty transport and movement practice