In the 9-Line Medevac format, what is described by Line 2?

• A. Radio Frequency, Call Sign, Suffix
• B. Location
• C. Number of Casualties by Precedence
• D. Method of Marking the Pick-up Site

Answer: (A)

Line 2 focuses on establishing clear communication with the Medevac asset. It specifies the radio frequency to reach the helicopter, the aircraft’s call sign, and the suffix used to distinguish this contact. The frequency ensures your transmission is received by the correct asset, the call sign identifies who is requesting the evacuation, and the suffix helps differentiate among multiple assets or missions that might share the same call sign. This setup prevents miscommunication or contacting the wrong helicopter, which is crucial for rapid, safe extraction in high-stress situations. The other lines handle location, patient numbers and types, equipment, security, marking, nationality, and terrain, but none replace the essential comms details captured here.