After a disaster, it is unlikely to expect current terrestrial infrastructures to provide the coverage and the Quality of Service required by emergency operators. Currently, PPDR operators go towards a portable LTE infrastructure that provides an access network to field operators, backhauled by a wireless mesh network that can route traffic from and towards Internet through a satellite gateway. We firstly propose a new per-flow strategy for a backpressure-based routing protocol, BP-MR, and then in the aforementioned environment we analyse the original BP-MR per-packet, the proposed per-flow, and OLSR as routing protocol for the mesh network coupled with three TCP congestion control (Cubic, Hybla, Vegas) performing a typical HTTP transfer. We analysed the throughput, the latency, and the scalability over the number of the flows/operators. An extensive simulation set allows to conclude that employing BP-MR per-flow in the mesh network coupled with TCP Vegas for performing the end-to-end transfer improves the performance for PPDR professionals.