Which of the following is NOT a type of two-person carry?

The chair lift carry is not classified as a type of two-person carry in TCCC protocols. Instead, the other options represent methods specifically designed for two rescuers to work together to transport an injured person efficiently and safely.

In a two-person support carry, both individuals position themselves to provide maximum support and stability. The fore and aft carry allows one person to lift the casualty's upper body while the second person supports the legs. The kit or arm drag involves using the arms to drag or lift a casualty, ensuring that at least two individuals are involved in the effort to enhance safety and control during transport.

The chair lift carry, while it may involve multiple people, does not align with the established two-person carries in TCCC, as it typically requires the use of an improvised or specific type of chair or support device rather than the close coordination of two individuals lifting and carrying directly.