Which carries can one man perform?

The selection of carries that one person can perform includes the fireman's carry, pistol belt drag, packstrap carry, and neck drag.

The fireman’s carry is a widely used method to transport an injured individual by draping them over the rescuer's shoulder, which allows for stability and ease of movement. The pistol belt drag involves using the belt of the individual to drag them effectively over a surface, which can be useful in situations where lifting is not feasible. The packstrap carry allows a person to create a secure hold on the individual using the straps of a pack or similar item, which is important for maintaining control while moving. Lastly, the neck drag is another method where a person can utilize their hands to grip the individual's collar or clothing around the neck to drag them along the ground.

Each of these carries is designed for scenarios where one person must quickly and efficiently move another individual, typically in emergency situations where speed is critical. They also demonstrate various techniques that allow for both maneuverability and safety when handling another person in a rescue or first-aid context. The effectiveness of these methods makes them essential skills for Marine Corps personnel.