See<unk>  triage
An<unk>  Command System (ICS) is designed to allow for coordination of response to an<unk>  by providing for an integrated organizational/command structure
ICS has been in use since the 1970's.
Designed to expand or contract in size in response to scope of<unk> .
After the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, the Department of Homeland Security proposed the National<unk>  Management System (NIMS) in response to perceived deficiencies in coordination between emergency responders.
NIMS mandates the use of ICS in the United States for<unk>  response
ICS has been in use since the 1970's.
Designed to expand or contract in size in response to scope of<unk> .
NIMS mandates the use of ICS in the United States for<unk>  response
Mass casualty incident
Second victim
Commercial in-flight medical emergencies
Bioterrorism
Prisoners of war
Airbag injuries
Tactical combat casualty care
Air Force Active Duty