RAC Course Elements: component catalogue

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Process flow LOG 201 · Why Logistics Wins

No sustainment, no action: the chain from store to effect

Stores heldsupply

Moved forwardtransport

Kept serviceablemaintenance

Issuedservices

Effecta section watered, warmed, equipped, and able to act

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   STORES HELD ──> MOVED FORWARD ──> KEPT SERVICEABLE ──> ISSUED
   (supply)        (transport)       (maintenance)        (services)
        │               │                  │                 │
        ▼               ▼                  ▼                 ▼
     EFFECT: a section watered, warmed, equipped, and able to act

Pathway ladder Qualification pathways · Fieldcraft & Soldiering

Route to the Fieldcraft and Soldiering Speciality Certificate

FLD 201 · Navigation and Fieldcraft
FLD 210 · Weapon Handling and Safety
FLD 220 · Signals and Field Communication
FLD 230 · Patrolling and Tactical Movement
One of FLD 240 Cold-Weather Operations or FLD 250 Survival and Field Living
elective
Fieldcraft and Soldiering Speciality Certificate

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FLD 201 Navigation and Fieldcraft
FLD 210 Weapon Handling and Safety
FLD 220 Signals and Field Communication
FLD 230 Patrolling and Tactical Movement
  + one of FLD 240 Cold-Weather Operations / FLD 250 Survival and Field Living
        -> Fieldcraft and Soldiering Speciality Certificate

Hierarchy tree Qualification pathways · The ranks

Royal Kaharagian Army: the ranks

SpCdrSupreme Commanderthe Sovereign
Officers, commissioned by Royal Decree
- OF-7Brigadiersenior serving officer
- OF-6Colonel
- OF-5Lieutenant Colonel
- OF-4Major
- OF-3Captain
- OF-2Lieutenant
- OF-1Second Lieutenantofficers begin here
Other ranks: soldiers and non-commissioned officers
- OR-7Chief Sergeant of the Armythe senior soldier
- OR-6Chief Sergeant
- OR-5Staff Sergeant / Colour Sergeant
- OR-4Sergeant
- OR-3Corporal
- OR-2Lance Corporalfirst rank of authority
- OR-1Privatea Private in basic training is a recruit

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   SUPREME COMMANDER
     The Sovereign
   OFFICERS (commissioned by Royal Decree)
     OF-7  Brigadier            (senior serving officer of the Army)
     ...
   OTHER RANKS (soldiers and non-commissioned officers)
     OR-7  Chief Sergeant of the Army   (the senior soldier)
     ...
     OR-1  Private              (a Private in basic training is known as a recruit)

Decision flow MED 201 · The Systematic Approach (<M>ARCH)

The <M>ARCH sequence: reassess and loop on any change

Scene safe?Protect yourself. Call for help early.

Conscious?Check response (AVPU).

M: Massive bleedingControl now: pressure, packing, or tourniquet.

A: AirwayOpen and clear it; position to keep it open.

R: RespirationLook, listen, feel; treat chest injuries.

C: CirculationTreat for shock; find hidden bleeding.

H: Hypothermia & headInsulate and cover; watch consciousness.

Reassess often, and after any move

if something changed → return to M · if stable ↓

Hand onFuller ABCDE, a secondary survey, and a SAMPLE history.

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flowchart TD
    S["Scene safe?..."] --> CON["Conscious? (AVPU)"]
    CON --> M["M: Massive bleeding..."] --> A["A: Airway..."] --> R --> C --> H
    H --> RE{"Reassess often, and after any move"}
    RE -->|"something has changed"| M
    RE -->|"stable"| HO["Hand on..."]

Reference table RMT 110 · Appointments are not ranks

Appointment	Normally held by	Note
Section Commander	Corporal	leads a section (about eight)
Section Second-in-Command	a senior Private	the 2IC, ready to take command

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| Appointment | Normally held by | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Section Commander | Corporal | leads a section (about eight) |
| Section Second-in-Command | a senior Private | the 2IC, ready to take command |

Comparison LDR 201 · Correcting a soldier

Correction that builds

In private, to the individual
About the act, not the person
States the standard and the fix
Ends with a way back

Correction that corrodes

In front of the team, to humiliate
Attacks character and worth
Vents feeling, names no standard
Leaves only shame

note

Rebuilt from the "good correction / bad correction" contrast prose
in LDR 201; the two-column form makes the contrast scannable.

Callouts safety · key point · note · warning

Safety

A tourniquet goes high and tight above the wound, and the time it went on is written down. It is not loosened in the field.

Key point

Rank and qualification are separate. Completing a course does not promote a soldier; the College makes them eligible, not senior.

Note

There is no Warrant Officer rank in this Army. Where a larger army places a warrant officer, this Army places a senior non-commissioned officer holding an appointment.

Before you continue

The practical range qualification for this course must be signed off in person; it can never be waived by online study alone.

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These replace the ">" blockquote / **bold-label** paragraphs the
lessons use for safety notes, key points, and gates.

Course facts MED 201 · Combat First Aid

15h

Credit

Lessons

200

Level

MED

School

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| **Credit** | 15 hours, 15 lessons, studied online and asynchronously |
| **Level**  | 200 ... |  →  surfaced as a scannable stat row