Tactical medicine on a smartphone: Army+ opens access to LifesaverSIM

The Army+ app has opened access to LifesaverSIM, a mobile simulator for tactical medical training. Through the ‘Pluses’ National Support Program for Service Members, military personnel receive free access to TCCC (Tactical Combat Casualty Care) courses. 

Training is delivered through realistic mission-based scenarios on smartphones or tablets, helping service members practice life-saving actions for casualty care in combat conditions.

To access the training, download LifesaverSIM from the App Store or Google Play and sign in via Army+. No personal data is required — the profile is created anonymously. After login, service members gain access to the TCCC ASM (All Service Members) and TCCC CLS (Combat Lifesaver) training courses, with no limits on time or number of attempts. Once the content is downloaded, training can be completed offline.

In the Army+ app, a tactical medicine course is already available in the Training section. With a new partner, service members can further improve their knowledge and skills through the LifesaverSIM simulator.

The ‘Pluses’ Program currently features offers from 20 partners across nine categories: Ukrzaliznytsia (transport); UKRNAFTA, WOG, OKKO, Autotrans, Parallel (fuel stations); Nova Poshta (delivery); Ukrarmor, Balistyka, Utactic, BGN Armo (gear); Multiplex, Nash Format (leisure); Darnytsia (medicine); Lviv Croissants, IDEALIST COFFEE & CO (food and beverages); ROZETKA, Kompiuternyi Vsesvit (Computer Universe), Silpo (shopping). LifesaverSIM has now joined the program, opening a new training category within the ‘Pluses’ National Support Program for Service Members.

The ‘Pluses’ Program in Army+ continues to broaden its partner offerings, supporting both cost savings and enhanced training for service members. More information about the Program, how to join, and how to boost benefits for service members is available on the Pluses page.