Which of the following is NOT one of the three main objectives of TCCC?

In Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC), the primary objectives focus on the immediate care of injured personnel in a combat environment. The main goals are to treat the casualty effectively, prevent further injuries to both the patients and others (such as fellow service members), and ensure that the mission can be accomplished, which includes maintaining operational effectiveness.

The objective of ensuring complete evacuation, while important, is not one of the primary aims. It is understood that successful evacuation may be necessary, but it is not absolute within the TCCC framework. Instead, TCCC emphasizes initial treatment and preventing further harm, thus recognizing that sometimes the best course of action may involve treating casualties on site rather than prioritizing a complete evacuation under all circumstances. This reflects the combat context where immediate needs must be balanced with tactical considerations.