Which extraction technique is most appropriate for a downed officer in a direct line of fire?

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ATwo-person chair carry
BSKED stretcher evacuation
CRapid drag technique
DFireman's carry

✓ Correct answer: C. Rapid drag technique The rapid drag technique is most appropriate for extracting a downed officer in a direct line of fire as it minimizes the rescuer's exposure to threat while allowing for quick movement of the casualty.

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