For military units, an evacuation support scheme has been developed taking into account the NATO Joint Combined Doctrine on Medical Evacuation. Currently, first aid is provided on the battlefield within 10 minutes - the so-called "platinum minute". Medical evacuation of the wounded from the battlefield is usually carried out by armored or light medical evacuation transport to collection points for the wounded or "stabilization points", where they are provided with emergency medical care. Correct and timely evacuation of the wounded is the guarantee of his chances of life and full recovery. It is important to provide first aid in the first "golden ten minutes". Therefore, the tow truck team must work quickly and harmoniously.

The evacuation scheme very acutely raises the question of providing military transport that is capable of working in off-road conditions. Using the Pegasus Light Tactical Vehicle for Advanced Medical Evacuation can speed up rescue operation times. To carry out special rescue operations, the car crew can consist of 2 to 3 people, in particular: the commander of the car - a medical instructor, a mechanic-driver-medical officer, a gunner for fire support of a rescue operation. Special equipment for moving stretchers to the roof of the car is installed for loading and unloading the wounded.

The car is equipped with equipment for loading/unloading the wounded, an electric winch for pulling out the wounded, folding stretchers, an oxygen inhaler, a set of immobilization tires, dressings and medicines.