Motrin. Water and change of socks my man.

That’s all it takes.

But what you need depends on what you’re doing. Do you have a PA with you or no. If someone’s actually hurt are you just treating and kicking them off? Bring what you need for the type of care you’d perform.

That said having all soldiers IFAIKs stocked and a stocked CLS bag/box goes a long long way. Most field problems have a random mass cal that you cannot do all, so having the resources for your peers to help is the most important.

Litters, litter straps, and all immediate interventions. Slap a TQ on them and send that sucker off.

Throat lozenges, allergy medication and Tylenol is also always great to have. You’ll have more people complain of those issues than anything else.