Army Medic team – (US)

Description

During World War II, U.S. Army medics played a vital role in saving lives on the battlefield. These courageous soldiers provided emergency medical care under extreme conditions, often working amidst gunfire and explosions to treat wounded comrades. Their primary mission was to stabilise injuries, prevent infection, and evacuate casualties to field hospitals for further treatment.

Medics carried essential supplies, including bandages, morphine, plasma, and surgical tools, enabling them to perform life-saving procedures in the field. They were trained in first aid, triage, and battlefield medicine, ensuring they could respond swiftly to injuries ranging from gunshot wounds to burns and amputations. Despite being non-combatants, medics frequently faced enemy fire, relying on their Red Cross armbands for protection—though this was not always respected.

The U.S. Army Medical Corps expanded significantly during the war, enlisting thousands of doctors, nurses, and support personnel. Their efforts were crucial in major battles such as D-Day and the Battle of the Bulge, where rapid medical intervention saved countless lives. The advancements in battlefield medicine during WWII laid the foundation for modern military medical practices, influencing trauma care and emergency response techniques used today. Their bravery and dedication remain an enduring legacy of wartime service.

• Model: Army Medic team
• Country/Army: US
• Dimension (mm) (WxLxH): 
• Material: UV Cured resin
• Original Designer: W3 Wargaming
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• Finished colour of the product may vary from images shown.
• Photos and dimensions are at 28mm unless noted otherwise.
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