During the past century, wartime surgical experience and military medical research,
principally that conducted in the US Army Medical Corps and the US Navy Bureau of …

Whatever the geopolitical implications of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars may be, and despite
their horrific costs in lives, limbs and dollars, the conflicts hold 2 undeniable and positive …

Care of the injured soldier is as old as war. And war is as old as history. Perhaps older.
People were fighting and hurting one another back into the old stone age, long before …

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On 11 November 2018, we commemorated the end of the First World War, a social, cultural,
political, and military cataclysm that killed an estimated 20 million people. From this carnage …

Legend has it that in 1781 at Yorktown, Virginia, when the British Army under General
Cornwallis surrendered to the American Continental Army and their French brothers in arms …

From our earliest records of Western societies sending their citizens into harm's way, those
societies have usually made some provision for their citizens' care. However, the …

" This book is designed to deliver combat casualty care information that will facilitate
transition from a continental US or civilian practice to the combat care environment …

Recent corps-level Warfighter exercises focused on large-scale combat operations (LSCO)
consistently produce fifty thousand to sixty thousand casualties per one hundred thousand …