Jamming systems, when installed on CASEVACS, have become essential for ensuring the safe evacuation of casualties in modern combat. These systems provide critical protection against threats, as medical evacuations, especially those with medics and wounded personnel, are often high-priority targets for adversaries who disregard the rules of warfare and international conventions.

The primary role of these systems is to safeguard scarce evacuation vehicles and their passengers from the increasing threat of FPV drones, which operate across various frequency ranges. These drones can be equipped with explosives and pose a significant danger to both personnel and transport.

By integrating jamming  systems into medical transport, we are able to mitigate these risks, ensuring that medics and wounded soldiers can be evacuated safely and swiftly, even in the face of hostile forces using advanced technology. This protection is vital in maintaining the operational effectiveness of medical evacuations and ultimately saving lives.