What capability does the AEROMEDEVAC mission NOT include?

The AEROMEDEVAC mission is primarily focused on the evacuation and medical treatment of injured personnel in a military context. It encompasses processes such as the evacuation of selected casualties, where injured soldiers are transported from the battlefield to medical facilities for urgent care. Additionally, air crash rescue may fall under the broader scope of AEROMEDEVAC operations, as it involves responding to incidents requiring immediate medical assistance for crash victims.

The delivery of vital supplies can also be seen in some AEROMEDEVAC contexts, particularly in support of medical emergencies where medical supplies are urgently needed in a critical situation. However, this is more ancillary to the core mission rather than a primary objective.

Transporting satellites does not align with the purpose of AEROMEDEVAC missions. This task pertains to space operations and logistics that require specialized equipment and procedures distinctly different from those used in aeromedical evacuation. Thus, it stands out as the aspect not included in AEROMEDEVAC capabilities, as it has no relevance to the medical evacuation and treatment of casualties.