[congressman]

Depends. In this hypothetical situation, is there still an IED threat?? Whats my security look like? These are all variables.

Typically, a triggerman who is injured must be checked for explosives, and then only after he is cleared, I can treat him. If its a hypothetical case, and he has no explosives, no deadman trigger for IED number 2, there's no sniper threat, ect... then yes, I will treat him always before treating my driver. This is medical protocol. This is International Law. This is the moral law that I follow. Matman, you already know the answer to this, you've been in charge of medics before. You know Geneva Conventions, and have probably even taught classes on it before. I'm junior to you, and I teach classes on it regularly. So this leads me wonder, why are you asking me? Its obviously NOT because you're uneducated on the subject. ...