Your Wingman is available to assist you in moving a victim The conscious and have significant distance cover What the preferred carry method for this situation?

The preferred carry method for moving a conscious victim with a significant distance to cover is the two-person carry. This method is efficient, relatively easy to perform, and can be done by two people of different sizes.

Here are the steps to perform the two-person carry:

1. The first person positions themself on one side of the victim, facing the victim's head.

2. The second person positions themself on the other side of the victim, also facing the victim's head.

3. The first person places one arm under the victim's neck and the other arm under the victim's armpit.

4. The second person places one arm under the victim's armpit and the other arm under the victim's hip.

5. Both rescuers straighten their legs and lift the victim up, maintaining a straight back and keeping the victim close to their bodies.

6. The rescuers walk at a steady pace, taking small steps.

7. If the victim starts to feel faint, the rescuers can stop and rest for a few minutes before continuing.

The two-person carry is a safe and efficient way to move a conscious victim with a significant distance to cover.