North American Rescue · USMC Combat Lifesaver Platform USMC CLS Bag The Combat Lifesaver bag North American Rescue built to Marine Corps requirements: 1000-denier solution-dyed Cordura®, ITW Nexus hardware, sand- and water-resistant silent-pull zippers, and a large central compartment laid out to USMC input on how CLS-scope supplies should be organized. Coyote Tan. Ships empty — supplies are not included. NSN 8465-01-696-7827. Bag only — no supplies1000D Cordura®ITW Nexus hardwareNSN 8465-01-696-7827 Grit and noise are what actually kill a medical bag in the field. Sand-resistant silent-pull zippers address both, and they are the part of the spec worth reading twice. What's Included One configuration in Coyote Tan. This is the carry platform alone — every feature below ships with the bag, and no medical supplies are included. Tap the section to see exactly what is in the box. VIEW ▾What's Included — carry platform only — supplies sold separately 1× USMC CLS Bag, 1000-denier Cordura® solution-dyed nylon, Coyote Tan Large central compartment organized to USMC input for CLS-scope casualty care Multiple external attachment points ITW Nexus hardware throughout Sand- and water-resistant silent-pull zippers Ships empty — no medical supplies, consumables or devices are included in this listing ▾Specifications USMC CLS Bag — specifications Specification Detail Manufacturer North American Rescue NSN 8465-01-696-7827 Designation Preferred Combat Lifesaver bag of the USMC Material 1000-denier Cordura® solution-dyed nylon Hardware ITW Nexus; sand- and water-resistant silent-pull zippers Colour Coyote Tan Contents Bag only — supplies not included Companion product USMC CLS Resupply Kit — the pre-packaged contents that go inside No component of this listing carries CoTCCC recommendation status, because no medical components ship with it. Solution-dyed fibre holds colour and UV resistance across the fabric's service life rather than only at the surface. ▾Who Carries It USMC Combat Lifesaver programmes, for the non-medical Marine trained in basic combat casualty care who bridges the gap between the individual IFAK and the Navy Corpsman · Squad and platoon-level lifesavers carrying supplies for multiple casualties rather than self-aid · Unit kit builders loading the bag to an authorized service supply list · Resupply and cache staging at squad or platoon level, and as the standard familiarization platform during CLS training cycles. The bag is a general-purpose tactical medical platform and can be stocked with any compatible resupply kit, but USMC units should use the USMC-specific resupply kit for doctrine compliance. Conduct a periodic supply inventory against the CLS manifest and replace training-expended items immediately — a bag is only as ready as its last inventory. Genuine North American Rescue Sourced direct from the manufacturer or an authorized master distributor. CoTCCC recommendation status verified at the component level. Ships from MED-TAC International, Pembroke Pines, FL — clinician-founded, veteran-led, SDVOSB-certified.
